Sky CBD for Dogs Review

CBD Sky Pet Hemp CBD Oil Drops Natural Spectrum, formulated with a broad-spectrum CBD extract from organic, US-grown hemp, presents an interesting cannabinoid profile. The latest lab report for their 500mg tincture reveals a total of 576mg of CBD, complemented by 9.5mg of additional cannabinoids, including CBC, CBDV, CBG, and CBN.

This inclusion of four additional cannabinoids is above the average of three found across CBD oils from over 30 brands reviewed, but the 2% additional cannabinoid content falls short of the 8% average.

One concern with this is the date of the lab report, June 13th, 2021, which is considerably outdated. An updated and recent lab report is essential for verifying the product’s current quality and consistency.

CBD Sky Pet Hemp CBD Oil Drops utilize hemp seed oil as a carrier, known for its potential health benefits. The product is available in two concentrations, 250mg and 500mg, which may not cater to all size preferences for dogs due to limited options. It is offered without any added flavors.

Verdict

Considering the pricing at $0.15 per mg of CBD for the highest concentration and $0.24 for the lowest concentration, the cost seems significantly high, particularly in light of the outdated lab report and the lower than average additional cannabinoid content. For pet owners evaluating this product, the cost, the need for updated quality assurance, and the cannabinoid profile are key factors in assessing its overall value and suitability for their pets.

CBD Sky Pet Hemp CBD Oil Drops Natural Isolate utilizes an isolate CBD extract from organic, US-grown hemp. The latest lab report for their 500mg tincture indicates a total of 448.4mg of CBD, without the presence of any other cannabinoids.

However, the lab report’s date, July 9th, 2021, raises concerns about the timeliness of product quality verification. An updated lab report is essential to ensure the reliability and consistency of the product’s CBD content.

CBD Sky Pet Hemp CBD Oil Drops Natural Isolate uses hemp seed oil as a carrier, without any flavoring. The product is available in two concentrations, 250mg and 500mg, which may not suit all dogs due to limited size options.

Verdict

Given the pricing at $0.15 per mg of CBD for the highest concentration and $0.24 for the lowest concentration, the cost seems considerably high, especially when considering the outdated lab report and the nature of CBD isolate, which lacks the potential benefits of a full spectrum of cannabinoids.

CBD Sky CBD Pet Soft Treats are made using organic, US-sourced hemp, similar to their pet oil. The most recent lab analysis for their 5mg treats shows each chew contains 5.1mg of CBD, but lacks additional cannabinoids.

The lab report’s date, November 19th, 2020, significantly undermines the reliability of this data. Considering the fast-evolving nature of CBD products and quality standards, an updated lab report is essential to verify the product’s current quality and consistency.

In terms of ingredients, CBD Sky CBD Pet Soft Treats are formulated with components like rice bran, cane molasses, rice flour, water, tapioca starch, cheese flavor, lecithin, safflower oil, glycerin, along with natural calming agents such as passion flower, valerian root, and ginger root. They also contain ascorbic acid, sorbic acid, calcium propionate, and vitamin E, contributing to the overall nutritional value of the treats.

Verdict

The package contains 30 chews, providing a total of 150mg of CBD, and they come in a cheese flavor, likely to be appealing to dogs. However, with a pricing of $0.25 per mg of CBD, the cost is considered high, particularly in light of the outdated lab report and the absence of additional beneficial cannabinoids. When considering this product, pet owners should evaluate the cost in relation to the potentially outdated quality assurance and the overall ingredient profile of the treats.

CBD Sky CBD Pet Multivitamin Soft Chews, made with organic hemp sourced from the US, similar to their pet oil, showcase a specific formulation. The latest lab report for their 3mg treats shows each chew contains 5.27mg of CBD, without any additional cannabinoids.

This discrepancy in CBD levels may be due to its outdated lab report, which was done one October 20th, 2021. An updated lab report is crucial for verifying the product’s current quality and consistency.

In addition to CBD, these multivitamin chews include a variety of nutrients and vitamins, such as taurine, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins E and C, potassium, EPA and DHA from fish oil, and several B vitamins, along with iron, magnesium, lutein, zinc, lycopene, manganese, biotin, copper, folic acid, and more.

These ingredients are combined with rice bran, cheese powder, lecithin, purified water, corn starch, safflower oil, glycerin, sorbic acid, and calcium propionate.

The package contains 30 chews, providing a total of 90mg of CBD, and they are cheese-flavored, potentially appealing to dogs.

However, at a price of $0.42 per mg of CBD, the cost is considered significantly high, particularly when taking into account the outdated lab report and the absence of additional cannabinoids, which diminishes the potential entourage effect.

Verdict

When evaluating this product, pet owners should weigh its comprehensive nutritional content against the need for more current quality verification and the high cost relative to its CBD content.