Kradle Max Full Spectrum Calming Tincture for Cats

Yes, CBD oil can be given to cats. Look for 3rd-party tested CBD oil for cats that are designed specifically for felines and contain ingredients that are most appropriate for their needs. Also, cats require less CBD than dogs do, so it is important to make sure the product and the amount given are appropriate for your cat. If your cat has any health conditions, consult your veterinarian prior to starting usage.

Yes, cats can take CBD daily. CBD is recommended for daily use and is more likely to provide the benefits desired if used consistently as part of a wellness routine. It is best to start with a smaller amount, observe their reaction, and increase as needed.

CBD is mostly used to support calmness, comfort and overall well-being. CBD calming oils may help cats manage stress associated with travel, loud noises, or changes at home. CBD may also support mobility in older cats. It is important to remember that results may vary based on the individual pet and that consistent usage is important when evaluating the benefits of CBD oil for your cat.

CBD could be right for your cat if they are dealing with stress and anxiousness, joint stiffness, digestive issues or just looking to support their overall wellness. Some cats can be more sensitive to supplements than dogs, so it is important to make sure you are purchasing a cat-specific CBD product. Also, start slow with a low amount and work your way up to the recommended amount while monitoring your cat's appetite, sleep and mood.

Most cat CBD products are designed for daily use ranging from once to twice per day. Follow the recommended usage of the product and consult your veterinarian for additional input. Try to maintain a consist schedule of when you provide the supplement to your cat and monitor their response.

If you have multiple cats, CBD may help them get along indirectly by helping them manage overall stress and those anxious moments they have together. But a CBD tincture for cats is not going to fix fighting, territory issues, or resource guarding, it may help support a balanced mood. A good routine to try is paring CBD with slow introductions, separate resources, and more play.

CBD may help your cat manage restlessness, but it won’t stop the heat cycle or the main behaviors. If you are looking to stop the heat cycle, please evaluate spaying your cat as it will prevent future heats.

Putting CBD in your cat’s water is not recommended. Oil will not mix evenly, and your cat may not consume enough water to receive the full amount needed. Is is best to follow the usage guidelines on the package to ensure the right amount is given.

No. Human CBD may be too strong and can include ingredients which are inappropriate for cats. Use cat-specific CBD products as they will contain the right ingredients for your cat and the right amount. So, the best CBD oil for cats is one that was designed for them in the first place.

Side effects of CBD in cats can include drowsiness, mild upset stomach, or reduction in appetite. Finding the right amount for your cat will usually resolve these side effects, so start low and increase as needed for your cat. If your cat is taking prescriptions, consult your veterinarian prior to use.

Many cats will experience effects within 30 to 60 minutes of taking CBD and lasts for 6 to 12 hours. Some cats who are more sensitive to CBD may experience effects up to 24 hours. Factors that affect the timing include the type of CBD product given, the amount, size and metabolism, and frequency of use.

Giving too much CBD to your cat can have negative side effects including drowsiness, vomiting, diarrhea and poor balance. This is why starting at a low amount and increasing gradually is important. If your cat experiences any of these effects, contact your veterinarian.

It can make some cats drowsy or sleepy at higher amounts. CBD is meant to gently support calming the cat, not for sedation.

There’s no single perfect number or amount, and CBD products vary in potency and type of CBD. Follow the recommended usage on the package or consult your veterinarian prior to use. Start with a smaller amount, keep it consistent for a few days, and adjust slowly as needed.

CBD can help promote relaxation and support balanced behavior. But CBD does not fix aggression by itself. Using CBD as one piece of a bigger plan with your vet is recommended.

Pick a cat specific CBD product which is third-party tested. Many vets prefer options with no detectable THC. Cat specific products help ensure the ingredients used are intended for the usage and benefit of cats. Avoid CBD oils designed for humans or dogs as they may not contain the right ingredients and are likely to have too much CBD for the needs of your cat.