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Suzie’s CBD Treats launches transparency-focused video campaign

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Pet-focused CBD brand Suzie’s CBD Treats is rolling out a video series focused on transparency around the company’s products and company culture. Based in Denver, Suzie’s CBD Treats makes human-grade pet treats while also donating a portion of proceeds to shelters. 

The first video highlights the company’s growth since its founding in 2016, during which time it has expanded to a warehouse from a co-founder’s home office, while still seeing all of its products made and shipped by hand. It features

"We are excited to show some of the personality behind our brand and give customers more confidence in the integrity of our products," said Caleb Gilmore, co-founder of Suzie’s pet treats, who started the company with late business partner Richard Squire. 

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