Why I made them
The endocannabinoid system — the network of receptors the body uses to hold its balance — is no human privilege. Every mammal has one: dogs, cats, horses, farm animals. I have worked with hemp from the plant to the bottle, and it was natural to me that the same support I make for people should exist for animals too — in a concentration that matches their bodies. A drop of two milligrams of cannabidiol is a unit built for a smaller body.
CBD PET. 400 mg CBD and 9 mg THC in 10 ml — hemp drops for animals. The endocannabinoid system is not ours alone; every mammal has one. Gentle hemp support for a dog or a cat — from a maker who makes it for himself as well.
What you are holding. Ten millilitres of hemp drops with 400 mg of cannabidiol and 9 mg of THC, prepared for animals. A single drop carries 2 mg of CBD and 0.04 mg of THC.
Who they are for — and who they are not
To animals whose body or behaviour asks for calm and support — older dogs, nervous travellers, animals in demanding periods.
With medication, illness or any doubt, the first route is the vet, not the bottle — the drops are support, not a substitute for care.
Composition and origin+
Hemp extract in hemp oil, full spectrum. Made in Slovakia, 100 % natural composition — the same as I make for people, in a concentration for smaller bodies.
What happens in the body+
The endocannabinoid system of animals works on the same principle as the human one — CB1 and CB2 receptors, internal balance, regulation. A smaller body means smaller amounts; that is why PET has a drop of 2 mg CBD and 0.04 mg THC — a unit proportionate to the animal, not to a person.
Questions and answers+
Human products have several times the concentration per drop. PET is built for smaller bodies — the same making, a proportionate unit.
For mammals — dogs, cats and other domestic animals. They all have an endocannabinoid system.
Where to go next
For the people in the range.
My products, the CBDICAL products, I place on the market as collector’s items of botanical value. They are not a food, a food supplement or a medicine — not because they lack their quality, but because current regulation does not allow it.
Everything I write here describes the plant, my making of it and what research has looked into. It is also a picture of how I imagine a state that lets a person decide about their own body — and about their animals — according to science, rather than limits set out of excessive caution.
What you do with the product is your choice.
Legal framework and maker’s statement →If you want help finding the right bottle, write to me. Even if it turns out to be one you are not reading about right now.