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Martha Stewart on Tuesday unveiled a series of pet snacks and oils administered through cannabis.
“Just as downtown can support human well-being, it is being shown to improve the quality of life for pets,” Stewart said in a statement Tuesday.
According to Canopy Growth, Stewart’s partner in the business, the soft-baked cold ranges from about $ 20 to $ 25 dollars for a 30-pack. Different varieties aim to promote calmness, mobility and well-being. Chicken flavored CBD drops are also available for $ 39.99. They are maize, soy and wheat free and contain no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
Stewart has partnered with Canopy scientists to develop the products, the company said.
“Martha Stewart CBD for Pet is the happy marriage of Canopy’s first scientific approach to animal welfare and Martha Stewart’s passion to provide animal lovers with the tools to enrich their pets’ lives,” said Dr. Bob Menardi, Canopy’s guide to veterinary techniques. and educational services, reads a statement. “Together we bring consumers an accessible and effective way to live better.”
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The pet snacks are the latest in a series of new versions since Stewart announced a partnership to develop a range of downtown-applied products with Canopy Growth.
Other articles are designed for human consumption, including gum-flavored snacks, gel capsules, and oils. They became available in September.
“I found downtown supplements a simple way to improve my own health and well-being,” Stewart said at the time. “When one ingests CBD, the active chemical compounds interact with the endocannabinoid system, or ECS receptors, which help regulate signals through the brain, spinal cord, organs and tissues of the body to maintain a balance. “
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The products are now available on Canopy’s website and will be on sale at the Vitamin Shoppe from February.
Stewart’s representatives did not immediately respond to a request from Fox Business for comment.
According to Kadenwood LLC, a major manufacturer of Kadenwood LLC, it is said that the demand for downtown products, which are usually derived from the Cannabis sativa plant and are often sold as recreational or pain relief supplements, is growing after a slight hit below got the coronavirus pandemic. the products.
Fox Business, Michael Bartiromo, contributed to this report.