NuLeaf Naturals Full Spectrum Pet CBD Oil

NuLeaf Naturals Full Spectrum Pet CBD Oil Tincture

$15.99

$0.053 per 1mg CBD300mg CBD total

NuLeaf Naturals Pet CBD Oil is the same 60mg per milliliter as their human tincture, with the same two ingredients: full spectrum hemp extract and organic virgin hemp seed oil. No added flavor. NuLeaf lists two drops, about 6mg, as the reference amount, and says it suits dogs, cats and horses. Four bottle sizes.

Lab Report

Key benefits

Daily Wellness

60mg of full spectrum CBD per milliliter, in a two-ingredient formula with no added flavor.

Why we carry this one

Two ingredients. No fish oil, no flavoring, no thickener, which matters if your animal has a sensitivity.

Sixty milligrams per milliliter is concentrated, so a small animal needs very little. Two drops is about 6mg.

It is the same formula NuLeaf sells for people, which is unusual: most brands dilute the pet version and charge similarly.

Four sizes, from a 5mL bottle to a 50mL, at one concentration.

Key ingredients

Organic virgin hemp seed oil

The carrier NuLeaf uses instead of coconut MCT oil. It is pressed from hemp seed, so the formula stays to two ingredients: the extract and the oil it sits in.

Is this right for you?

Best for

Animals with a sensitivity to fish oil or added flavors
Small animals, where a concentrated oil means very few drops
Households with animals of different sizes

Not for

Picky eaters that reject an unflavored oil
Anyone who wants no THC at all
Owners who want omega fatty acids in the same bottle

Product data

Brand	NuLeaf Naturals
Type	Pet Treats
Best for	CBD for Wellness
Spectrum	Full Spectrum
THC	Trace naturally occurring D9-THC, full spectrum
Flavor	Unflavored
Serving size	2 drops (0.1mL)
CBD per serving	6.0mg
CBD total	300mg
Price per 1mg CBD	$0.053
Third-party tested	Yes, every batch

Lab results

Every batch is tested by an independent lab. The report below covers the batch you receive.

View lab report — 300mg

Lab reports for the other options

Understand what's inside

What is Full Spectrum?

Full Spectrum keeps the whole range of compounds the hemp plant produces: CBD, the minor cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids, plus up to 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. Nothing is removed after extraction.

Contains hemp-derived THC. Assume a Full Spectrum product can show on a drug test: cannabinoid screening does not tell hemp apart from other sources, and no seller can promise a result.

Frequently asked questions

How much should I give my pet?

NuLeaf lists 2 drops, about 0.1mL and 6mg of CBD, as the reference amount on the facts panel. Adjust by your animal’s size and talk to your veterinarian first.

Can I use it for a cat?

NuLeaf states it can be used for dogs, cats, horses and other animals. Because it is concentrated at 60mg per milliliter, a cat needs only a drop or two, which is why measuring by drop matters here.

Is it the same as the human oil?

Same concentration and same two ingredients: full spectrum hemp extract and organic virgin hemp seed oil. The difference is the labeling and the serving guidance, not the formula.

Does it have a flavor?

No. There is nothing added for taste, which is helpful for mixing into food and a problem if your animal rejects a plain oil. A fish-flavored pet tincture is the alternative.

Why is there THC in a pet product?

Because it is full spectrum, so the extract keeps the other hemp compounds. It is trace rather than a stated milligram figure, and most animals take a fraction of a milliliter. If you want none, choose an isolate pet product.

How much CBD should I give my dog?

Go by body weight and follow the label. CBDfx suggests half a chew up to 25 lb, one chew for 26 to 50 lb, two for 51 to 100 lb and three above that, splitting two or more between morning and evening. Talk to your vet first, especially if your dog is on medication.

Will a Full Spectrum product show on a drug test?

Assume it can. Full Spectrum products contain hemp-derived Delta-9 THC, and cannabinoid screening does not tell hemp apart from other sources. No seller can promise a result. If you are subject to testing at work, choose a Broad Spectrum or isolate product instead.