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Do You or Don’t You? Offer Pet CBD Products or Do Pet-Related Events?

“We offer a salmon oil pet CBD because so many pets have anxiety, ” says one of you.

Published

2 years ago

February 16, 2023

Global Cannabis Times Staff GLOBAL CANNABIS TIMES January-February 2023

Yes: 55%

We offer a salmon oil pet CBD because so many pets have anxiety! — Michael Montuori, Dr. Damas Wellness, Miami, FL
Animals need as much help as humans do and I think that most places forget that. — Laniakea Evans, 365 Recreational Cannabis, Santa Rosa, CA
Our company’s mission is: “improve lives through cannabis.” Many of us consider our furry friends to be family (I know I certainly do). Our pets have lives and enrich ours, so just as we all want and deserve to feel better—our pets do too! — Derek Besenius, LabCanna, Nashville, TN
Our clients are also concerned about the well-being of their pets and we want to help them with that. — Sam Ukpedinjagba, MyCannabisPlus, Las Cruces, NM
Lots of people buy products from us for their pets as well as for themselves. — Leeann Hearl, Greenlight, Kansas City, MO

No: 45%

Not yet anyways. We have a pretty robust patent and IP portfolio and we are waiting to see how the Veterinary Association’s push for THC-based pet products is going to play out first. — Ali Jamalian, Sunset Connect, San Francisco, CA
We are not yet selling pet CBD products but it’s an area we are interested in for the future. — Andrés Correa, Plant Spirits, Envigado, Colombia
We sell equipment so we don’t have public-facing marketing events. — Doug Mancosky, Hydro Dynamics, Inc., Rome, GA

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