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Cannabis Buying Guidelines
Purchase guidelines for pet parents looking for a cannabis product for your pet! Think about product characteristics such as availability, manufacturer reputation, laboratory testing, formulation and more . . . . Read the entire article HERE.

Patient Journal
Keeping a journal is a great way to track your pet's cannabis dose as well as their reaction to the cannabis product. Use this journal to keep your veterinary team informed about your animal's cannabis plan . . . . Download the journal HERE.

Product Terminology
Full Spectrum Product: A plant-based cannabis product containing the entire molecular profile (also called the "chemo-type" or "chemo-var") of the original harvested plant. The plants within the genus Cannabis vary greatly. Certain plants will express high levels of various cannabinoids (THC, CBD, CBG, CBN, etc.) and differing . . . Read the entire article HERE.

Starting the Cannabis Conversation
We know that starting the cannabis conversation with your veterinary team can seem intimidating. Here are some tips for making sure that you and your entire veterinary team are on the same page . . . Read the entire article HERE.

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Cannabis Buying GuidelinesPurchase guidelines for pet parents looking for a cannabis product for your pet! Think about product characteristics such as availability, manufacturer reputation, laboratory testing, formulation and more . . . . Read the entire article HERE.

Patient JournalKeeping a journal is a great way to track your pet's cannabis dose as well as their reaction to the cannabis product. Use this journal to keep your veterinary team informed about your animal's cannabis plan . . . . Download the journal HERE.

Starting the Cannabis ConversationWe know that starting the cannabis conversation with your veterinary team can seem intimidating. Here are some tips for making sure that you and your entire veterinary team are on the same page . . . Read the entire article HERE.

Need some help? Ask our Research Librarian!

Education & Consulting

Cannabis Buying Guidelines
Purchase guidelines for pet parents looking for a cannabis product for your pet! Think about product characteristics such as availability, manufacturer reputation, laboratory testing, formulation and more . . . . Read the entire article HERE.

Patient Journal
Keeping a journal is a great way to track your pet's cannabis dose as well as their reaction to the cannabis product. Use this journal to keep your veterinary team informed about your animal's cannabis plan . . . . Download the journal HERE.

Starting the Cannabis Conversation
We know that starting the cannabis conversation with your veterinary team can seem intimidating. Here are some tips for making sure that you and your entire veterinary team are on the same page . . . Read the entire article HERE.