Full Spectrum Hemp Extract – The cream of the crop
Have you heard the following terms and wondered what exactly they are and what is the best route to take for your pet? Hemp Seed Oil, CBD Oil, Hemp Extract, Full Spectrum Hemp Extract. What is that? What do these categories mean?
They are all different types of hemp supplements and all are on the market right now. With that said, which is best for your furry friend?
Please allow me to explain a bit further.
Hemp Seed Oil – hemp seed oil is cold pressed and extracted from the seed of the hemp plant and has amazing omega fatty acids
CBD Oil – Cannabidiol (CBD) is extracted from the leaves and stalk of the hemp plant. CBD is one of 100+ different cannabinoids found within the plant that contains no THC(the psychoactive agent found in marijuana). Because it makes up 70-80% of the cannabinoids in hemp it contains a lot of the benefits of hemp.
Hemp Extract – Is a combination of hemp seed oil, and just the isolated cannabinoid, CBD. This supplement gives you the benefits of both the seed and the stock.
Full Spectrum Hemp Extract – A Full spectrum hemp extract supplements provides the most benefits of any of the above supplements. Because it contains the hemp seed oil, and all of the 100+ cannabinoids found with in the hemp plant and not just the CBD.
Hemp oil benefits assist with a wide range of ailments. Some main benefits are as follows.
Reduce anxiety and depression
Relief of Chronic Pain
Reduce Inflammation
Reduce Oxidative Stress
Promote healthy weight
Now if you are looking for what would be best for your pet, I would recommend trying Pet-Supps Full Spectrum Hemp Extract as it contains ALL of the benefits of the entire hemp plant, including all cannabinoid and terpene compositions. The only composite that is left out of the highly sought after extract is THC, which is the psychoactive ingredient most commonly found in Marijuana. As a result consumers using a full spectrum hemp extract supplement see the largest benefits, compared with other hemp extract supplements. I would also recommend discussing with your vet if they foresee any issues with your pet taking any kind of supplement prior to purchasing and giving to your pet.
