Medterra Daily Relief Pet CBD Tincture
Medterra Daily Relief Pet CBD Tincture is CBD isolate in organic MCT oil, made for dogs and cats. It is unflavored and contains no THC. Choose 300mg or 750mg in a 30mL bottle, which works out to 10mg or 25mg of CBD per millilitre. Graduated dropper included.
Why we carry this one
This and its chicken-flavored sibling are the only THC-free pet tinctures we stock. Everything else in our pet range is full or broad spectrum, which means trace THC.
That matters more for animals than for people. Dogs are considerably more sensitive to THC, so an isolate formula removes the variable entirely.
What is in it?
- CBD: 10mg per mL in the 300mg bottle, 25mg per mL in the 750mg bottle
- THC: none. CBD isolate contains no THC
- Other ingredients: organic MCT oil. Nothing else
Unflavored, 30mL bottle, suitable for dogs and cats. Non-GMO and US Hemp Authority certified.
How much do you give?
Use the graduated dropper to measure by your pet's size. Give it straight into the mouth or mix it into food.
Start at the low end and adjust slowly. Talk to your vet before giving your pet cannabinoids, especially if it is already on medication.
Product data
| Brand | Medterra |
| Type | Pet tincture |
| Also in | Oils |
| For | Dogs and cats |
| Bottle size | 30mL |
| 300mg bottle | 10mg CBD per mL, $0.067 per 1mg CBD |
| 750mg bottle | 25mg CBD per mL, $0.044 per 1mg CBD |
| Spectrum | CBD isolate |
| THC | None |
| Flavor | Unflavored |
| Carrier oil | Organic MCT |
| Certification | US Hemp Authority |
| Third-party tested | Yes, every batch |
Questions about this tincture
Unflavored or chicken flavor?
Same isolate formula, same strengths, same bottle. The chicken version costs about a dollar more and helps with fussy animals. Unflavored is the one to pick if your pet takes it in food anyway.
Why does THC-free matter for a pet?
Dogs have more cannabinoid receptors than people do and are more sensitive to THC by body weight. A full spectrum product contains trace amounts. Isolate contains none, which takes that question off the table.
Which strength for which size of animal?
The 300mg bottle gives 10mg per millilitre, which suits cats and smaller dogs where you want fine control. The 750mg gives 25mg per millilitre and makes more sense for a large dog. Your vet can advise on the amount.