3% CBD oil for cats and small pets by Chanvréo

Have you noticed that your cat or small pet is stressed or in pain? Then improve their well-being with 3% CBD oil from the Chanvréo brand.

Discover 3% CBD oil for cats and small pets

Enjoy high-quality, made-in-France CBD oil to reduce stress and anxiety in your cat or small pet (rabbit, chinchilla, hamster, guinea pig, etc.). These animals can naturally be stressed, which can lead to long-term health problems.

With its low 3% dosage, this oil is suitable for small animals and cats. This is an ideal level to start administering CBD to your pet. Felines also have an endocannabinoid system with which the CBD molecule interacts.

Good to know: Chanvréo's 3% CBD oil is broad-spectrum, meaning it contains other molecules from the hemp plant that also have effects on well-being. Of course, this oil is not psychotropic and carries no risk of addiction.

What are the benefits of Chanvréo 3% CBD oil for cats?

Depending on the issue your pet is experiencing, 3% CBD oil can have many benefits.

Its analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and soothing properties can relieve various types of pain to improve your pet's daily life. CBD can relieve pain related to indigestion, pain related to osteoarthritis, joint pain, and even other types of chronic pain.

Cannabidiol has a rapid effect on stress and anxiety. Small pets are particularly prone to these conditions, so CBD can have a very positive impact on their lives.

Finally, CBD has a positive effect on sleep, making it deeper and more restorative. Your cat will feel good again!

How to administer 3% CBD oil to a cat or small animal?

Cats are very sensitive to new smells, and getting them to swallow CBD oil can be a real challenge. Some solutions you can try include adding a few drops of oil to their kibble. Don't overfill the bowl, or they may carefully avoid foods with a different scent.

You can also try the same thing in a small bowl of water, or by placing the drop of oil under his paw for him to lick. In this case, the amount absorbed will be less.

Never exceed the maximum recommended dosage. Ask your veterinarian for advice if in doubt.