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By the Moon Ranger Editorial Team · Updated November 1, 2026 · 9 min read
Quick answer: we carry three CBD tinctures for dogs, all $69.95 and all formulated by veterinary experts: CALM, MOBILITY and RESTORE. Each is a 30ml bottle of broad-spectrum cannabinoids with a bacon flavor dogs actually take, and each carries the same 33mg of cannabinoids per dropper. The difference is the blend: MOBILITY adds turmeric extract and is built for movement, CALM is the relaxation blend, RESTORE is the daily-wellness blend. Before we go further, the sentence that matters most: talk to your veterinarian before starting any supplement, including these. Everything below is product information and honest guidance, not veterinary advice.
Safety first, in this order
- Vet conversation before purchase. Especially if your dog takes any medication, is pregnant or nursing, or has a diagnosed condition. The MOBILITY formula includes turmeric extract, which is exactly the kind of ingredient your vet should know about alongside everything else your dog takes.
- Label dose, started low. The label says it directly: start with a lower dose and gradually increase. Do not improvise above the label chart.
- One variable at a time. Do not start a new food, a new supplement and a new routine the same week, or you will never know what did what.
The three formulas, side by side
| Formula | Price (30ml) | Cannabinoid blend per bottle | Extra | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOBILITY | $69.95 | 300mg CBD, 300mg CBG, 200mg CBDA, 200mg CBGA | Turmeric extract, 3mg per ml | Movement, joints, active and senior dogs |
| CALM | $69.95 | 400mg CBD, 300mg CBG, 200mg CBDA, 100mg CBGA | None | Relaxed lifestyle, environmental stressors |
| RESTORE | $69.95 | 250mg CBD, 250mg CBG, 250mg CBDA, 250mg CBGA | None | Everyday wellness baseline |
Read the table carefully and one thing jumps out: all three formulas carry a total of 1000mg of cannabinoids per 30ml bottle, which works out to the same 33mg per dropper across the lineup. The difference is not potency. It is the ratio, plus the turmeric in MOBILITY. That means you can switch formulas without relearning the dose, which is a quietly brilliant piece of design.
Every batch is third-party tested by ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories, and certificates are on our COA page. All three use USDA organic MCT oil and vegan bacon flavoring.
Which formula for which dog
MOBILITY is the formula people search for most ("cbd for dog mobility"), and it is the one built around movement: the CBDA and CBGA blend is chosen to support joint health and ease of movement, per the label, and the turmeric extract is the visible signal that this is the movement formula. It is the pick for senior dogs, athletic dogs, and any dog whose person has noticed the stairs got slower.
CALM is the relaxation blend: the highest CBD ratio of the three, built to support a balanced and relaxed lifestyle, per the label. It is the pick for thunderstorms, fireworks, car rides, vet visits and general environmental stressors.
RESTORE is the daily baseline: equal parts CBD, CBG, CBDA and CBGA, built for everyday wellness and overall quality of life, per the label. It is the pick for the dog person who wants a once-a-day routine rather than a targeted formula.
Choosing between them is honestly simple: movement concerns point at MOBILITY, stress points at CALM, and everything else points at RESTORE. If two apply, your vet is the tiebreaker, not us.
The label dosing chart, exactly as printed
This is the chart on every bottle, quoted directly. Each dropper contains 1ml, which is 33mg of cannabinoids:
| Dog weight | Dose per label |
|---|---|
| Small dog, 5 to 20 lbs | 0.25 to 0.5 dropper |
| Medium dog, 20 to 40 lbs | 0.5 to 1.0 dropper |
| Large dog, 40 to 65 lbs | 1.0 to 1.5 droppers |
The label continues by weight above that range, so for dogs over 65 lbs follow the chart on the bottle you receive, since the label is the authoritative source. The label also tells you to adjust by weight and to start low and increase gradually until you find what works for your dog. That last part is the whole skill of it.
How to give it, step by step
- Shake well before use. MCT oil and cannabinoids separate. Every label says it and every person skips it.
- Use the dropper. Administer directly into your dog's mouth, or mix with food if your dog is suspicious of droppers. Bacon flavoring exists for a reason.
- Start at the low end of the weight band. If your dog is 22 lbs, start at 0.5 dropper, not 1.0.
- Be consistent for a week or two before judging. One dose tells you nothing about a routine.
- Keep the bottle with your own supplements, not the dog treats. A dog that can open a cupboard will find bacon-flavored oil eventually.
How long a bottle lasts is simple math: a 30ml bottle at 1ml per dropper is 30 droppers, so a medium dog on 0.5 dropper per day gets about two months per bottle.
Monitor the whole dog, not just the walk
The mistake people make is watching one symptom and ignoring everything else. Your dog cannot tell you how a supplement sits with them, so you are the instrument. Watch appetite, water, sleep, energy on the daily walk, willingness to jump into the car, and mood around strangers. Keep rough notes for the first two weeks. If anything reads as off, pause and call your vet. If nothing changes at all after a fair trial at label doses, that is useful information too, and your vet should hear it as well.
What these products are not
These tinctures are not medications and we make no medical claims about them. They will not treat, cure or prevent any disease, and nothing in this guide should be read as saying otherwise. They are broad-spectrum cannabinoid supplements formulated by veterinary experts, batch-tested by accredited third-party labs, and sold with a dosing chart. If your dog has a real medical problem, the answer is a vet visit first, supplements second.
The honest signs it is time for a vet conversation
A supplement is the wrong first response to some things. Call your vet before reaching for any bottle if your dog is limping that will not resolve, refusing stairs or the car entirely, yelping when touched, dragging a paw, or has stopped eating alongside the movement changes. Those are exam-room problems, and diagnosing them is a job for a professional with hands on your dog. The right division of labor: the vet figures out what is happening, and a supplement routine, if your vet agrees one makes sense, supports the plan afterward.
Frequently asked questions
Is there CBD for dog mobility?
Yes, it is literally the name: MOBILITY Tincture, $69.95, a 30ml bottle with 1000mg of broad-spectrum cannabinoids plus turmeric extract, formulated to support comfortable movement per the label.
How much CBD should I give my dog?
Follow the label chart by weight, quoted in full above, starting at the low end of your dog's band. The label is the authoritative source for dosing, not any article, including this one.
Do you carry a 1500mg mobility oil?
No. People search for a 1500mg mobility oil, and our MOBILITY bottle carries 1000mg of total cannabinoids per 30ml (33mg per dropper), as printed on the label. If you see a 1500mg figure attributed to us anywhere, it is wrong.
What is the best CBD for dog calm?
Our CALM formula: the highest CBD ratio of the three blends at 400mg per bottle, built to support a relaxed lifestyle per the label, with the same 33mg per dropper as the rest of the lineup.
How fast does it work?
We make no claims about timelines. What we can say is that the label asks you to start low, increase gradually, and stay consistent, which implies the honest answer: a routine, not a light switch.
Can puppies take it?
That is a question for your veterinarian, full stop. The label charts doses by weight, but the decision to supplement a growing animal is not ours to make.
Will it make my dog sleepy?
The label describes these as supporting balanced, relaxed lifestyles, not sedation. We make no claims about effects. If your dog seems unusually lethargic, stop and call your vet.
Can my dog take it with their medication?
Ask your veterinarian before combining any supplement with medication. This is the single most important question on the page, and the answer has to come from someone who knows your dog's history.
Does it contain THC?
The tinctures use broad-spectrum cannabinoid extracts, and every batch certificate is published on our COA page. Review the COA for the batch you receive; it is the authoritative document.
Where to buy
All three formulas are in stock at $69.95 with free 2-day shipping, no minimum:
MOBILITY Tincture for Dogs, $69.95
CALM Tincture for Dogs, $69.95
RESTORE Tincture for Dogs, $69.95
For a wider look at pet wellness, see our formula comparison guide and our approach to everyday dog wellness.
Last editorial update: November 1, 2026. Legal review pending.
