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 <br>With over 500 testimonials on its Google profile, averaging 4.9 out of 5 stars, people are talking about everything from how well the products work to the outstanding customer service. Safety and testing are other key areas we focus on in our CBD for dog reviews, and Honest Paws doesn’t cut corners. They pass all the important safety tests and offer more lab reports than most, showing they’re serious about consistency and transparency. Plus, the oil tastes good to dogs, thanks to organic MCT oil and the cold CO2 extraction process, making it easier to integrate into your dog’s routine. Pricing is pretty reasonable, especially if you’re going for the 1000mg concentration, which offers the best value among our top 3 CBD oils for dogs. The smaller sizes do cost more per mg of CBD, so if you’re looking for a smaller, more budget-friendly option, you might glance at Lolahemp’s Hemp Oil for Pets.<br>
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