High cbd hemp oil needed

Hello all I usually don't post( more like a sponge with all the great info this site has to offer). My dog was diagnosed with lymphoma and I am trying to treat him with hemp oil but I'm trynna give him a bigger does but he just can't take it so was wondering if anyone in Cali( Bay Area preferably) that know of a place that has a hemp oil that is less psychoactive and more cbd rich. Any help is greatly appreciated
 

SnapsProvolone

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I've lost pets to cancer. It sucks.

Im in Colorado so I am not familiar with your local options. I feel for you.

Enjoy the time you have together. May it be long and full of quality.
 
Thanks. Even if it doesn't cure him I want him to be comfortable for as long as he can. I have faith in hemp oil with a proper diet and really hope it helps him.
 

TWS

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Be careful, dogs don't get high like us. Their brain works different. not sure about simpson oil but when my dogs catch a contact high it's petty messed up man they don't due well. God bless your puppie.
 
Each from what I've notice when he barely started eating it he has all over the place paranoid now he just lays down and goes to sleep. But If I give him too much he'll get dizzy I think and through up. That's why I'm trying to find any thing that is the least psychoactive. Maybe a cbd tincture?
 

TWS

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yea that's pretty much what happens. Theres a forum here on concentrates it might help you or how to make it if you could find the right strain. Maybe google it for donation in your area too.
 

cheeba soulja

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Check online..I just got some Cbd Capps 50 mg of Cbd per cap with no THC.they use canna tonic for there products.they Make Capps,tincture and dog treats.
Cbd hemp oil is legal to buy,just beware of inferior product do your research.
 

st0wandgrow

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408lightning..... I'll preface what I'm about to say by saying that as was already pointed out, this is a dog and I have no idea if their brains and bodies react differently to marijuana than a human would. I suspect there are differences, so keep that in mind.

If you want to avoid your oil being psychoactive, do not decarboxylate the flowers when making the oil. In other words, don't heat/activate the Cannabinoids. Prior to heating or putting a flame to marijuana, THC is in the form of THC-A which is non-psychoactive. Once the product is brought to a certain temp, the THC-A converts to THC.... which gets us high. So, for your pooch or anyone else looking to take advantage if the therapeutic properties of marijuana but don't want to get high, simply do a dry ice extraction or ice water extraction of the trichomes and add that to room temp oil of your choosing, then refrigerate. The same is true for CBD. You will absolutely get a high (although it is a different high than THC rich product) when you decarboxylate high CBD flowers as well.

I make oils for patients that can't/don't want to get high, and it is every bit as effective for treating their ailments as a decarbed oil is.

Best of luck to you. Your dog is very lucky to have such a caring human companion!
 
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