Elixinol unveils pet collection

Elixinol’s pet collection includes two chews and a tincture designed for dogs.

10/8/2021

With interest in CBD-based pet products growing, Elixinol is rolling out its first collection of pet products with two chews and a tincture designed for dogs.

“Our mission has always been to improve the quality of people’s lives through the power of natural, science-backed products created with integrity,” said Rob Hasselman, Elixinol president of the Americas. “We are so proud to extend that opportunity to our furry family members. We all want to see our dogs happy, healthy and active, and now our loyal customers can turn to the Elixinol brand to help support that.”

Elixinol’s Everyday Dog Drops feature a natural bacon flavor in a formulation that blends broad-spectrum hemp extract with MCT coconut oil. Each bottle of the tincture contains 500 mg of CBD.

Among the chews are the Calm Dog Chew and the Active Mobility Dog Chew. The peanut butter liver-flavored Calm Dog Chew, formulated to promote calm and relaxation among adult dogs, offers 5 mg of CBD, 50 mg of ashwagandha, 25 mg of chamomile, 50 mg of L-theanine and 25 mg of lemon balm per chew. The Active Mobility Dog Chew features a peanut butter cheddar flavor and contains 5 mg of CBD per chew, alongside 225 mg of turmeric powder and 250 mg of Anivestin, a natural joint care ingredient meant to help joint discomfort and improve mobility among aging dogs.

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