Frequently Asked Questions

It’s great to understand the difference between the cannabinoids THC and CBD. Not understanding the difference can give an undesired outcome. The most notable difference between CBD and THC is the lack of psychoactive effects for CBD, which does not typically cause the characteristic marijuana high of THC. They both have benefits outside of recreation. THC and CBD both have medical benefits.

THC

Psychoactive, Insomnia, Muscle Spasticity, Low Appetite, Glaucoma, Pain Management, Headaches

CBD

Non-Psychoactive, Migraines, Inflammation, Depression, Seizures, Anti-Anxiety, Psychosis

Just like humans have ailments, our furry companions sometimes have ailments too. What’s interesting is that dogs and cats have CB1 and CB2 receptors in the body, just like humans do. There is plenty of research to support the health benefits of CBD and very small amounts of THC for dogs and cats. Tinctures are one of the most popular ways to administer CBD and THC, outside of animal treats. Quality of CBD and THC is very important to us and it should be to you as-well . Every product we carry is 3rd party tested, however we still encourage you to research companies and consult with your veterinarian before administration. Click to visit our menu.

Terpenes are the unspoken giants in cannabis plants. Most people pay attention to THC and CBD levels only, but Terpenes reveal what type of power your strain will have. Terpenes are what you smell when you inhale your cannabis. Terpenes can also be found in non cannabis plants and flowers. Some animals carry Terpenes as well. Understanding the aroma of Terpenes will deepen your appreciation of cannabis, as well as help you understand the effects of different strains. There are more than 200 Terpenes found in the cannabis plant. However you have about 10-12 main Terpenes that are common in locally grown cannabis plants. Below you  can find information to help you understand

PINENE

Smell: Sweet, Sharp, Pine

Effects: Memory retention, Alertness

Source: Pine needles, Conifers, Sage

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, Local antiseptic, expectorant, Bronchodilator

MYRCENE

Smell: Musk, Cloves, Herbal, Citrus

Effects: Sedating, Relaxing, Enhances THC’s Psycho-activity

Source: Mango, Thyme, Citrus, Lemongrass, Bay Leaves

Benefits: Antiseptic, Anti Bacterial, Anti-fungal

Limonene

Smell: Citrus, Lemon, Orange

Effects: Elevated mood, Stress Relief

Source: Citrus rinds, Juniper, Peppermint

Benefits: Anti-depressant, Anti-anxiety, Gastric reflux, anti-fungal

Linalool

Smell: Floral, Citrus, Spice

Effects: Sedating, Calming

Source: Lavender, Citrus, Laurel Birch, Rosewood

Benefits: Anti-anxiety, Stress, Anti Depression, relieves insomnia

FENCHOL

Smell: Sweet, Herbal

Effects: No detectable psychological effects

Source: Basil

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial

PHYTOL

Smell: No Odor

Effects: Relaxing, Calming

Source: Ginger, Jasmine, Lavender, Tea tree, Lemongrass

Benefits: Anti-fungal, Anti-oxidant, Anti-microbial

TERPINOLENE

Smell: Sweet, Herbal, Piney

Effects: Central Nervous system depressant, sedation, anxiety relief

Source: Basil

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Antioxidant

NEROLIDOL

Smell: Woody, Fresh Bark, Floral, Fruity, Citrus, Apples and roses.

Effects: Sedating, Calming

Source: Ginger, Jasmine, Lavender, Tea Tree, Lemongrass

Benefits: Expectorant, bronchodilator, Anti-inflammatory

B-CARYOPHYLLENE

Smell: Pepper, Wood, Spice

Effects: No detectable psychological effects

Source: Pepper, Cloves, Hops, Basil, Oregano

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, Insomnia, Pain, Spasms, Antioxidant

GERANIOL

Smell: Floral, Fruity, Passion

Effects: Elevated mood, Stress Relief

Source: Geraniums, Lavender

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, Antibacterial, Neuroprotectant, anti-fungal