Collection: Hemp Pet Oil

Elevate your pet's health with our Australian made Full-Spectrum Organic Hemp Oil for dogs and pets, grown in Byron Bay.

This natural oil provides relief for pain, anxiety, and skin issues, offering mind and body benefits with just three premium ingredients.

Safely and naturally promote your furry friends' well-being with our hemp products.

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Everything you wanted to know about Hemp Oil

FAQs

Is hemp oil the same as CBD?

Full spectrum hemp oil is a term used to describe an oil that contains all the naturally occurring compounds in the hemp plant, including cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, and other compounds. It is believed that the combination of these compounds may produce a more effective product than isolated compounds.

CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of the many cannabinoids found in the hemp plant. While full spectrum hemp oil may contain CBD, it also contains many other compounds
and may have different effects and uses than pure CBD products.

In summary:
Full spectrum hemp oil is a term used to describe a hemp-derived product that contains a range of compounds from the hemp plant, while CBD is a specific compound found in hemp.

Is hemp oil good for pain?

Global peer reviewed and published studies have shown Full Spectrum Hemp Oil may provide a safe treatment for a number issues including pain and inflammation.

What skin type is hemp oil good for?

Hemp Oil is suitable forevery skin type. You'll only see a negative reaction if you're allergic. As with all new products, if you see a red reaction or your skin continues to break out, it's best to consult with a healthcare professional before you continue using it.

What are terpenes?

Terpenes are molecules responsible for the unique scent of plants, they are expressed in the leaves, flowers and fruit of plants

Full Spectrum is an extract of everything that was in the original plant.

In addition to creating the aroma of plants, terpenes are also considered to be the ‘effect-drivers’ of cannabis.