FDA Investigates Whether Your Dog's CBD Treats Actually Work
Published Date: 1/16/2025
Notice
Summary
The FDA wants to hear from vets and the public about how cannabis-based products, like CBD, are used for pets and other animals. They’re gathering info on safety, benefits, and any problems to better understand these products and keep animals safe. If you have experience or info, send your comments by April 16, 2025—this could shape future rules and impact pet care.
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