CBD proti hempu: Co je skutečně rozdíl a co vybrat pro psy
When you hear CBD, a non-psychoactive compound from the cannabis plant used to support animal health. Also known as kanabidiol, it helps dogs with pain, anxiety, and inflammation — but only if it’s pure and free of harmful additives. Many people think hemp, a variety of cannabis grown for fiber and seeds, often used as a base for CBD products. Also known as konopí, it is the plant source from which CBD is extracted and CBD are the same thing. They’re not. Hemp is the plant. CBD is one of dozens of compounds inside it. And here’s the problem: not all hemp extracts are created equal. Some contain THC — the psychoactive part that can make your dog dizzy, nauseous, or even sick. If your dog’s CBD product is made from low-quality hemp, you’re not helping them. You’re risking their health.
That’s why you need to know what’s actually in the bottle. Good CBD for dogs should come from hemp that’s been tested to contain less than 0.2% THC — the legal limit in the Czech Republic. Anything higher? That’s not CBD. That’s a gamble. And your dog shouldn’t be your test subject. Look for products that show third-party lab reports. Not just a label saying "pure CBD" — actual lab results you can read. These reports tell you the exact amount of CBD, the THC level, and if there are any pesticides, heavy metals, or solvents left behind. If the company won’t show you these, walk away. You wouldn’t feed your dog food without checking the ingredients. Why would you give them a liquid supplement without knowing what’s in it?
Some brands call their product "hemp oil" and pretend it’s the same as CBD oil. But hemp oil is just pressed seeds. It has no CBD. It’s like calling apple juice the same as apple cider vinegar. One gives you vitamins. The other gives you acidity. For your dog’s anxiety, joint pain, or sleep issues, you need actual CBD — not just plant oil. The right CBD product helps calm nervous dogs, reduces pain from arthritis, and supports their natural balance. But only if it’s clean, properly dosed, and made for animals.
You’ll find dozens of products online. Some are cheap. Some promise miracles. But the real question isn’t price. It’s safety. Is the CBD isolated? Is the hemp grown without chemicals? Is the THC removed? If you’re unsure, you’re not alone. That’s why we’ve collected real experiences from dog owners, vet advice, and science-backed facts in the posts below. You’ll learn how to spot fake products, what dosage your dog actually needs, why some CBD makes dogs thirsty, and how to avoid the most common mistakes. No fluff. No marketing hype. Just what works — and what doesn’t — for your pet.
