CBD oil for dogs - clinically tested
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in Hemp Seed Oil for Dogs
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in Olive Oil for Dogs
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in MCT Oil for Dogs
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in MCT Oil with Beef Aroma for Dogs
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in MCT Oil with Chicken Aroma for Dogs
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AusverkauftCBD Oil in MCT Oil with Salmon Aroma for Dogs
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Our CBD oil for dogs is made from organic Swiss hemp and blended with organic olive oil, hemp seed oil or MCT oil. Each formula contains natural cannabinoids, terpenes, flavonoids, nutrients and antioxidants.
Formula Swiss has collaborated with the University of Bologna's Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences on research relating to cannabidiol, cannabinoid receptors and animals including cats, dogs and horses.
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Scientific research on CBD in cats, dogs and horses
Formula Swiss has an ongoing research collaboration with the University of Bologna's Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences for studies relating to cannabidiol (CBD), cannabinoid receptors and animals, including cats, dogs and horses. These studies provide scientific context on cannabinoid and cannabinoid-related receptors in different animal tissues.
Read more: Research collaboration with the University of Bologna
Research studies on CBD and dogs
Professor Roberto Chiocchetti, DVM, PhD, and his team from the Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences have conducted two research studies on dogs, funded by InnoVet:
Abstract from the first research study on dogs
Cannabinoid receptors are widely distributed in a dog's gut, suggesting they could help treat inflammatory bowel disease and other gut disorders by easing motility problems and reducing visceral hypersensitivity.
Abstract from the second research study on dogs
Cannabinoid receptors are emerging as promising targets for treating chronic pain in both humans and animals. To advance cannabinoid-based therapies, it is important to understand where these receptors are located in the body. This ex vivo study aims to map the cellular locations of cannabinoid receptors in canine spinal ganglia, providing information for developing pain relief strategies.





