For Veterinarians

For Maryland veterinarians

Pleasant Pet™ is a 300 mg broad-spectrum hemp oil for dogs and cats, made on a single licensed hemp farm in Ijamsville, Maryland. This page exists so you can evaluate it the way you would evaluate anything else you put your name behind.

What changes on October 1, 2026

Maryland SB 54 and HB 452 take effect October 1, 2026. The State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners may no longer suspend or revoke a license, reprimand or censure a licensee, or place a licensee on probation solely on the basis of discussing or recommending cannabis, or a product containing cannabidiol, for an animal's potential therapeutic effect or health supplementation.

The law protects the conversation. It does not authorize dispensing, it does not create a prescribing pathway, and it does not change federal law. It also says nothing about whether any product works. We are not going to tell you otherwise.

Product at a glance

Product The Pleasant Pet™ CBD Oil
Strength and size 300 mg CBD per 1 fl oz (30 mL) bottle, 10 mg per mL
Type Organic broad-spectrum hemp oil formulation
Hemp origin Grown in Ijamsville, Maryland, without pesticides or herbicides, and extracted at Fingerboard Farm
Production Formulated, produced, and filled in the Fingerboard Farm lab at the Frederick Innovative Technology Center GMP Lab

Ingredients

  • Organic cold-pressed hemp seed oil
  • Organic broad-spectrum hemp oil
  • Sunflower lecithin
  • Proprietary blend of terpenes

All hemp-derived products distributed by Fingerboard Farm are compliant with the Farm Bill of 2018 and contain no more than 0.3% tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).

Testing and what a COA does and does not cover

A current Certificate of Analysis is available on our Lab Results page. Please review it for the cannabinoid potency and THC results the laboratory actually reported.

Two things we want stated plainly rather than discovered later:

  • A COA applies only to the identified sample or lot. It is not evidence about every production lot. Match the COA to the lot in front of you whenever possible.
  • The currently linked COA should not be treated as a complete toxin or contaminant panel unless those analytes and results appear on the laboratory report itself.

For lot-level review, the analytes worth confirming are the cannabinoid profile and total CBD concentration, the THC result and the laboratory's reporting limit, pesticides and herbicides, heavy metals including arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury, residual solvents, and microbial contaminants and mycotoxins. Fingerboard Farm can provide available lot-specific supporting documentation on request.

Research, and what it is not

We are not presenting the studies below as clinical trials of Pleasant Pet™. They are peer-reviewed veterinary CBD studies offered for your independent review. Formulations, doses, populations, outcomes, and safety findings vary across studies, so results should not be transferred to this product or to an individual patient.

Gamble et al., 2018. Osteoarthritis and pharmacokinetics. A small randomized, placebo-controlled crossover study in dogs reported improvements in veterinarian and owner measures with the tested CBD oil regimen. Limited in size, and specific to that formulation and dosing schedule. Open publication

McGrath et al., 2019. Idiopathic epilepsy. A randomized blinded clinical trial evaluating CBD as an adjunct to conventional antiepileptic treatment. The CBD group showed a reduction in seizure frequency; the authors also reported limitations and the need for further research. Open publication

Deabold et al., 2019. Pharmacokinetics and preliminary safety. Oral CBD in healthy dogs and cats, with useful background on exposure and tolerability, and a clear note on species differences and the need for veterinary monitoring. Open publication

Regulatory context: the FDA states that CBD has not been approved for use in animals and recommends that pet owners talk with their veterinarians about appropriate treatment options. FDA consumer information

What we give a practice

  • A Certificate of Analysis and available lot-specific quality documentation
  • Full ingredient disclosure and stated milligrams of CBD per milliliter
  • A serving reference by body weight, for you to use or set aside as you see fit
  • The farm's growing and production details, in writing
  • Condensed cannabinoid and endocannabinoid system educational materials
  • Research references for independent professional review
  • Sample evaluation kits at no cost, with no obligation to stock
  • A named person who answers the phone, not a support queue

Staff education: CCACS

Fingerboard Farm runs the Certified Companion Animal Cannabinoid Specialist program, a self-paced online course covering the endocannabinoid system, hemp fundamentals, formulation and quality standards, dosing and safety considerations, and how to read a Certificate of Analysis. Ten modules, roughly 40 to 60 minutes, with a final exam at an 80% passing score.

It is an educational certification. It does not provide veterinary medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, professional licensure, or continuing-education credit unless separately documented. It is built for support staff, groomers, trainers, and pet owners rather than for licensed veterinarians. Program details

Where it comes from

Fingerboard Farm, 10240 Fingerboard Road, Ijamsville, MD 21754, one of Maryland's first woman-owned licensed hemp farms. You are welcome to visit and see the operation, which is not something most brands in this category can offer.

Wholesale and samples

See Wholesale for introductory veterinary terms, or call 301-PET-CARE and ask for Tiffany. For product and quality documentation directly from the farm, Dawn Gordon, Founder and CEO of Fingerboard Farm, can be reached at Dawn@FingerboardFarm.Market or (833) 653-HEMP.


This page is educational and product information only. It is not veterinary medical advice and does not replace diagnosis, treatment, or individualized guidance from a licensed veterinarian. For animal use only. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Product details, test results, pricing, availability, regulations, and research can change. Verify the current label, lot-specific COA, applicable contaminant-testing documentation, current law, and approved wholesale terms before distribution or use.