FAQs

• Do Your Products Contain THC & CBD?

  Yes they do, but only within the legally allowed limit (0.005% THC and 0.0075% CBD). They also contain a lot of other lesser-known non-psychoactive cannabinoids, which is why using them results in such incredible outcomes for both people and animals – read some of our testimonials here.

• Which Animals are hemp products Good For?

  Hemp does great things for pets like dogs, cats, birds, guinea pigs and rabbits. It’s also great for farm animals such as hens, chickens, cattle, horses, pigs, goats, sheep, donkeys and ponies! As far as we’re aware, no animals have an adverse reaction to Hemp Foods, and our testimonials section is full of beautiful stories from animal owners whose loved ones we've helped. Read them here.

• Will hemp make my pet high?

  Absolutely not. The naturally occurring chemical in hemp which causes people and animals to get “high” is called THC. Our Hemp Seed Oil For Pets contains less than 0.005% THC, meaning that even if your pet drank gallons of it, they would remain sober as a judge! Learn more about the difference between hemp which gets you high and hemp which makes you healthy.

• I’m not sure whether I should purchase Marley or Lola

  First up, try taking our quiz to determine which product is best for your furry friend based on what they are struggling with and what type of fluff-ball they are! At a glance: Marley Hemp Seed Oil for Optimal Health can be taken both bia ingestion and topically applied and is suited as a long-term everyday supplement to combat most common health problems in domestic pets. Lola Hemp Seed & Flax Oil for Immunity should only be taken via ingestion and is recommended as a short-term health boost supplement for pets that are really struggling with their health. Once your bottle is finished, time to swap over to our other bud, Marley!

• Can my pet take this while on other medication?

  All of our hemp products are classes as 'hemp foods' meaning that they have nutritional value rather than medicinal value. With that said, if your pet has complicated health problems & prescriptions, this is a question for your vet - but feel free to contact us first by filling the form to your left to see if there is any additional information we can provide before you go to your vet, to make sure you have all the info you need.