It’s normal to worry about overdoing it when giving your pet a new product. However, CBD is a naturally occurring, non-addictive substance with no potential for overdose. CBD for dogs is also nontoxic and has a very low potential for negative side effects.
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Indications to Lower Your Dose
Like any other supplement, all bodies react differently to CBD and require unique doses. While your pet can’t overdose on CBD, there are possible side effects that indicate you may need to lower the dose you are giving.
These side effects are limited to exaggerated lethargy, dry mouth or loose stool. These side effects do not indicate any danger to your pet but you may want to scale back the amount of CBD you are administering.
Quality Products Matter
Since we have discussed the indications of lowering your dose, it’s also important to explain another reason you may see side effects from CBD. Side effects are more common in lower-quality CBD products.
Because of this, be sure to select quality CBD pet products. Discover premium CBD treats for pets at Suzie's Pet Treats. Shop our range of products made with USDA-certified organic, third-party lab tested, and utilize human ingredients.
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