3-PACKS PER ORDER — CBD Oil Peanut Butter Dog Treats (4oz/100mg)

🔥 The Treat That Brought a Paralyzed Pitbull Back to Life — Now Yours in a 3-Pack Built for Real Relief

Every bag of these peanut butter CBD dog treats carries a promise that started with a dog who wasn't supposed to walk again. His name was Bentley. He was a pitbull — not the dog the world warned you about, the dog who sleeps at the foot of the bed and knows when you're sick before you do. Family. And one day his back legs simply stopped working.

Every veterinarian offered the same verdict. Euthanasia. The pain medications that could ease his suffering would destroy his liver, kidneys, and gut. The choice was a slow decline or a quick goodbye. The founder of OilWell Cannabis refused to accept it — and what he discovered in the weeks that followed didn't just save one dog. It became the foundation for every cannabinoid product we make, including the one you're reading about right now: our CBD Peanut Butter Dog Treats, hand-crafted in Houston, Texas, and shipped as a 3-pack (3 × 4oz bags) at $49.99 per order. Buy two orders and the third is free — that's nine bags, roughly 225 treats, and 900mg of total cannabinoids delivered to your door for the cost of two.

This is the longest, most complete description of a dog treat you'll ever read. It has to be, because the stakes are real. Your dog is family. And family deserves the truth, the science, the dosing protocol, and the story of how a paralyzed pitbull walking again became the reason this bag of treats exists in your hand.

The Bentley Miracle — Why These Treats Exist

Bentley was paralyzed in his back legs. He couldn't stand. He couldn't walk. He couldn't fetch. The veterinary consensus was unanimous and unbearable: "Put him to sleep. It's the only humane option." Pain medications would destroy his internal organs and cause more suffering than they relieved.

Then Jessica — a rescue worker who'd seen more dying animals than most people see living ones — stopped by to check on Bentley. She watched the founder administer prescription medications that weren't working, saw the desperation in his eyes, and asked the question that changed everything:

“You've moved how many tons of weed and you've never heard of CBD?”

That night he didn't sleep. He read everything he could find on cannabidiol, the endocannabinoid system, canine receptor biology, bioavailability, and extraction methods. He learned that dogs — like humans, like all mammals — have an endocannabinoid system (ECS) with CB₁ and CB₂ receptors, with endocannabinoids like anandamide and 2-AG, with the same FAAH and MAGL enzymes that break those endocannabinoids down. He learned that phytocannabinoids from hemp — CBD, CBG, CBN, CBDA — interact with that exact system. And he learned how to make golden paste.

Within weeks of his first custom-formulated CBD regimen, Bentley's back legs began to move. Within months, he walked across the room, picked up his favorite tennis ball in his mouth, dropped it at his owner's feet, and asked to play. The veterinarians were stunned. They confirmed the medical reality — Bentley's paralysis was gone — but professional liability prevented them from crediting the cannabis. The founder didn't need their credit. The dog was walking.

Bentley didn't just survive. He thrived. For ten more years after that recovery, he lived a full, active life, aging from ten to twenty years old — an extraordinary lifespan for any dog, let alone one who'd been pronounced unsaveable. Across those ten precious years, the founder developed specialized, pharmaceutical-grade cannabinoid formulas for the conditions of aging: neurodegeneration, dementia, glaucoma, and crippling arthritis. Every formula was tested on Bentley first. Every success became the foundation of OilWell's entire pet wellness line — including the CBD Peanut Butter Dog Treats in your hand right now.

Bentley passed naturally at twenty, surrounded by love, free from pain, having lived a decade beyond what veterinary science said was possible. His legacy lives in every product we make. Quality, Innovation, and Authenticity: Our Unbreakable Foundation. That's Bentley's promise.

What's Inside Every Bag — The 4-Cannabinoid Stack

Every 4oz bag contains 100mg of total cannabinoids, distributed across approximately 25 treats at 4mg of CBD per treat. This isn't a single-cannabinoid isolate. It's a deliberate four-compound formula designed to engage multiple receptor pathways in your dog's endocannabinoid system simultaneously — the way nature intended, the way Bentley's body responded.

The cannabinoids in every bag:

• CBD (Cannabidiol) — Primary Active
• CBG (Cannabigerol) — The Mother Cannabinoid
• CBN (Cannabinol) — The Restorative Cannabinoid
• CBDA (Cannabidiolic Acid) — The Raw, Acidic Precursor

This is a full-spectrum, multi-pathway formula — not an isolate. The difference matters. Isolates engage one receptor target. A full-spectrum formula engages four or more simultaneously, producing the entourage effect that Johns Hopkins University clinically confirmed in 2024: the combined effect of cannabinoids and terpenes exceeds the sum of their individual effects. Your dog doesn't need the strongest single molecule on the shelf. Your dog needs the right molecules working together.

The Endocannabinoid System in Dogs — Why Cannabinoids Work at All

Dogs, like humans, like all vertebrates, possess a fully functional endocannabinoid system. It was not designed for cannabis — cannabis evolved compounds that fit the receptors your dog already had. The ECS is roughly 600 million years old and regulates pain, mood, inflammation, immune response, sleep, appetite, motor control, and stress recovery. When CBD enters your dog's body, it doesn't create a new system. It supports one that's been there since before mammals existed.

The two primary receptors matter here:

• CB₁ receptors — concentrated in the brain and central nervous system. They govern pain perception, mood, memory, motor coordination, and appetite. THC binds CB₁ directly (and produces the "high"). CBD does not — it modulates CB₁ activity indirectly, which is why CBD is non-psychoactive for your dog.
• CB₂ receptors — concentrated in immune cells, the peripheral nervous system, the spleen, and the gut. They govern inflammation, immune response, and tissue repair. CBD, CBG, CBC, and CBN all interact with CB₂ to produce anti-inflammatory effects.

Your dog also produces its own endocannabinoids — anandamide (the "bliss molecule," Sanskrit: ananda = bliss) and 2-AG (2-arachidonoylglycerol). Both are produced on demand and broken down by the enzymes FAAH and MAGL respectively. CBD inhibits FAAH, which means it slows the breakdown of anandamide and lets your dog's own natural "bliss molecule" stay active longer. That's one of the deeper mechanisms behind why CBD makes anxious dogs calmer without sedation.

The ECS also responds to TRPV1 receptors (the same receptors capsaicin binds to give peppers their heat), 5-HT1A serotonin receptors, GPR55 receptors, and PPARγ nuclear receptors — each a different pathway into pain relief, anti-inflammation, neuroprotection, or mood regulation. The four cannabinoids in our formula don't all hit the same target. They hit different ones. That's by design.

CBD (Cannabidiol) — The Foundation Cannabinoid

Molecular formula: C₂₁H₃₀O₂  |  Molecular weight: 314.46 g/mol

Discovered in 1940 by Roger Adams at the University of Illinois, CBD is the most researched cannabinoid in the world — with over 23,000 publications indexed on PubMed. It is non-psychoactive. It will not get your dog high. It will not make your dog lethargic or confused. What it will do is engage the CB₁, CB₂, TRPV1, 5-HT1A, GPR55, and PPARγ receptor systems simultaneously, producing documented anxiolytic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anticonvulsant, and neuroprotective effects.

Harvard Medical School's Dr. Peter Grinspoon described CBD in 2024 as a "helpful, relatively nontoxic option" for anxiety, insomnia, and chronic pain — and that assessment applies across species. The 2017 National Academy of Sciences report, which reviewed 17,722 studies, concluded there is "substantial evidence" that cannabis is effective for chronic pain. The FDA's 2018 approval of Epidiolex — a CBD isolate — for severe pediatric epilepsy (Lennox-Gastaut, Dravet, and Tuberous Sclerosis syndromes) reduced seizure frequency by 40–50% in clinical trials. Epidiolex costs $30,000–$50,000 per year. Your bag of CBD dog treats costs $16.66 per 4oz bag when you buy the 3-pack and is dosed at 4mg per treat, which sits squarely inside the therapeutic ranges published in canine research.

For dogs specifically, the landmark work has come from two institutions:

• Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine — A clinical trial published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science demonstrated that CBD significantly reduced pain and increased mobility in dogs with osteoarthritis. Dogs receiving CBD oil showed measurable improvement in comfort and activity levels compared to placebo within weeks.
• Colorado State University — Pioneering research from Dr. Stephanie McGrath's team showed that CBD reduced seizure frequency in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. The research has continued to expand into arthritis, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

CBD also inhibits the cytochrome P450 enzyme system in the liver — specifically CYP2C9, CYP2C19, and CYP3A4. This matters if your dog is on conventional medications (anti-seizure drugs like phenobarbital, NSAIDs, certain heart medications). CBD can change how those drugs are metabolized, making them stronger or weaker. Always consult your veterinarian before adding CBD to a dog already on pharmaceuticals. This is not a marketing caveat — it's pharmacology.

CBG (Cannabigerol) — The Mother Cannabinoid

Molecular formula: C₂₁H₃₂O₂

CBG is the "mother" or "stem cell" cannabinoid. Every other cannabinoid — CBD, THC, CBC, CBN — derives from CBGa in the living plant through enzymatic conversion. By the time the plant matures, less than 1% of the cannabinoid content is CBG, which is why it's rarer and more expensive to produce. We include it deliberately because the receptor profile is unique.

CBG acts as a partial agonist at both CB₁ and CB₂ receptors, an agonist at the alpha-2 adrenergic receptor (a target also engaged by medications used for canine anxiety and situational stress), an antagonist at 5-HT1A, an agonist at TRPM8, an agonist at PPARγ, and a GABA reuptake inhibitor. That last mechanism is significant. GABA reuptake inhibition produces muscle relaxation similar to benzodiazepines — but without the addiction potential, withdrawal risk, or sedation depth that makes benzodiazepines dangerous for dogs.

Washington State University's 2024 double-blind, placebo-controlled study (N=34) validated what dog owners and human patients have long suspected: 20mg of CBG significantly reduced anxiety while simultaneously enhancing memory — the opposite of THC's memory-impairing reputation. Additional research has shown CBG is effective against MRSA (it disrupts bacterial cell membranes), protects neurons from amyloid-beta toxicity (the mechanism behind Alzheimer's), and reduces neuroinflammation. For senior dogs, anxious dogs, and dogs showing early cognitive decline, CBG is one of the most promising compounds in the entire cannabinoid family.

CBN (Cannabinol) — The Restorative Cannabinoid

Molecular formula: C₂₁H₂₆O₂

CBN forms as THC degrades through oxidation and aging — it's what THC becomes when it's exposed to air and time. It's mildly psychoactive at very high doses but essentially non-intoxicating at therapeutic levels. More importantly, it has been clinically studied for sedation and sleep induction.

University of Sydney research published in 2024 provided the first objective evidence that CBN increases both NREM and REM sleep in animal models — with effects comparable to zolpidem (Ambien). Oxford Academic's April 2024 randomized controlled trial (N=1000+) confirmed that 50mg of CBN significantly improved sleep compared to placebo in human subjects. The metabolite 11-OH-CBN carries significant CB₁ receptor activity. For older dogs with disrupted sleep cycles, dogs recovering from surgery, or dogs whose anxiety spikes at night, CBN's sedative and neuroprotective profile makes it a natural fit.

CBN is also antibacterial (effective against MRSA), anti-inflammatory, and may support appetite — useful for dogs who have stopped eating due to illness, treatment side effects, or aging.

CBDA (Cannabidiolic Acid) — The Raw, Acidic Precursor

Molecular formula: C₂₂H₃₀O₄

CBDA is the acidic precursor to CBD. In the living, unheated cannabis plant, approximately 95% of cannabinoids exist in their acidic form — including CBDA, THCA, and CBGA. CBDA converts to CBD through decarboxylation (exposure to heat above 220°F), but in its raw form it carries its own pharmacology.

Research has shown that CBDA may be 100–1000 times more potent than CBD in certain biological activities — particularly in reducing nausea and vomiting through serotonin 5-HT1A receptor activation. For dogs undergoing chemotherapy, dogs with motion sickness, or dogs who vomit from anxiety-induced gastrointestinal distress, CBDA offers a mechanism that activated CBD alone cannot match. Including CBDA in the formula preserves the raw-plant therapeutic potential that heat processing destroys.

The four-cannabinoid combination in every bag is intentional. CBD carries the broad receptor engagement. CBG delivers the anxiety, neuroprotection, and GABA-modulating effects. CBN supports sleep, appetite, and sedation. CBDA preserves the raw-plant anti-nausea and serotonin-modulating activity. Together, they form a full-spectrum pet formula that engages more pathways than any single-cannabinoid product on the market.

What the Research Says About Dogs and Cannabinoids

The veterinary research base for cannabinoids has expanded dramatically since 2017. Here's what peer-reviewed science currently supports:

• Osteoarthritis pain: The Cornell University clinical trial demonstrated significant pain reduction and improved mobility in dogs with osteoarthritis receiving CBD. Dogs got up more easily, walked with less stiffness, and showed measurable improvements in quality-of-life scores.
• Epilepsy: Colorado State University research showed CBD reduced seizure frequency in dogs with drug-resistant epilepsy. Some dogs in the trial achieved complete seizure freedom.
• Anxiety and stress: Multiple studies have demonstrated CBD's anxiolytic effects in dogs — including separation anxiety, noise phobia (thunderstorms, fireworks), and travel-related stress. The WSU 2024 CBG findings apply directly: CBG reduces anxiety at clinically relevant doses.
• Cancer and inflammation: Ongoing research is exploring CBD's role in canine cancer support. The 2023 head and neck cancer analysis showed a 62% risk reduction in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma among 10–20 year cannabis users — a finding that resonates with the anti-inflammatory and PPARγ-activating pathways CBD engages. For dogs with cancer, the combination of anti-nausea (CBDA), anti-inflammatory (CBD, CBG), appetite stimulation (CBN), and neuroprotective (CBG) effects creates a multi-pathway support formula.
• Inflammatory bowel disease: CBG has documented efficacy for IBS, IBD, and digestive inflammation. Dogs with chronic GI issues often respond to the CBG component of our formula.
• Cognitive decline (dog dementia / CCD): CBG's neuroprotective properties and documented protection against amyloid-beta toxicity make it a logical choice for senior dogs showing signs of canine cognitive dysfunction — the dog equivalent of dementia.

One critical note: these are supportive findings, not cures. CBD, CBG, CBN, and CBDA are not substitutes for veterinary care. Always work with your veterinarian, especially for serious conditions, and always disclose every medication your dog is taking so CYP450 interactions can be evaluated.

Dosing Made Simple — A Weight-Based Protocol

Every bag delivers 4mg of CBD per treat, with approximately 25 treats per 4oz bag. The standard veterinary dosing consensus for dogs is 0.2–0.5mg of CBD per pound of body weight, administered twice daily. For our 4mg-per-treat format, here's a practical guide:

Protocol: Start low. Give half the calculated dose for the first 3–5 days. Monitor for drowsiness, gastrointestinal changes, or altered appetite. If your dog tolerates the starting dose well, increase gradually to the full therapeutic dose over the following week. Consistency matters more than quantity — give the treats at the same times every day, ideally with food to improve absorption and reduce the chance of stomach upset.

For situational anxiety (thunderstorms, fireworks, vet visits, car rides): give a dose 30–60 minutes before the triggering event. For chronic conditions (arthritis, cognitive decline, persistent anxiety): give twice daily as a maintenance protocol.

The 3-Pack Promise — Real Value for Real Dogs

Every order ships as a 3-pack: three 4oz bags, approximately 75 treats, 300mg of total cannabinoids per order. That's $16.66 per bag — significantly below the cost of comparable veterinary-grade pet CBD products from brands that source from third-party white-label manufacturers.

And here's the deal: buy two 3-packs and get a third 3-pack free. That's nine 4oz bags. Roughly 225 treats. 900mg of total cannabinoids. Delivered to your door. For dogs with chronic conditions who need consistent daily dosing, a nine-bag supply lasts a medium-sized dog approximately three to six months. The math works because the formula was designed to be used — not rationed.

Same-day delivery is available within 60 miles of our Houston flagship at 810 Richmond Ave in Montrose. Nationwide shipping reaches every state where hemp-derived CBD is legal. Every batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) verifying cannabinoid potency, terpene profile, heavy metals screening, pesticide analysis, and microbial contamination testing. You know exactly what's in every bag — and so does your veterinarian.

The Golden Paste — Bentley's Original Recipe, Shared Openly

Before there were dog treats, there was golden paste — the original Bentley recovery formula. We share this recipe publicly because we believe Bentley's miracle belongs to every pet owner searching for answers the way we were.

CBD Golden Paste for Dogs (Pet Owner Reference, Not a Prescription):

• ½ cup organic turmeric powder
• 1 cup water
• ⅓ cup unrefined organic coconut oil (medium-chain triglycerides enhance cannabinoid absorption)
• 1–2 tsp freshly ground black pepper (piperine increases curcumin bioavailability by up to 2,000%)
• CBD oil (dosage scaled to your dog's weight and condition)

Instructions: Combine turmeric and water in a saucepan over low heat. Stir continuously for 7–10 minutes until a thick paste forms. Add coconut oil and freshly ground black pepper. Stir until fully incorporated. Cool, transfer to a sealed jar, and refrigerate (stable for up to two weeks). Add the appropriate CBD oil dose before each serving, based on your dog's weight and therapeutic need.

We could keep this proprietary. But we don't. Because the knowledge that saved Bentley shouldn't be locked behind a price tag. Our CBD Peanut Butter Dog Treats are the evolution of that golden paste — portable, precisely dosed, shelf-stable, and flavored with the one taste that makes most dogs lose their minds: peanut butter.

Ingredients, Quality, and the Standard Behind Every Bag

Every ingredient in our CBD Peanut Butter Dog Treats was chosen for a reason. We use high-quality hemp oil rich in CBD, CBG, CBN, and CBDA — extracted and verified through our 14-point quality testing protocol that exceeds FDA standards for potency, heavy metals (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury), pesticide screening (400+ compounds), residual solvents, microbial contamination (E. coli, Salmonella, Aspergillus), and terpene profiling. Every batch receives a Certificate of Analysis.

We use real peanut butter — not a peanut-butter-flavored filler. We use fresh fruit — not fruit concentrate or artificial flavoring. We prioritize organic and vegan ingredients because your dog doesn't need synthetic preservatives, artificial colors, or mystery fillers. Dogs with food sensitivities deserve a treat that lists every ingredient on the label and means it.

Every batch is hand-crafted in our Houston facility at 810 Richmond Ave in the Montrose district. We don't outsource production to a contract manufacturer. We don't white-label a generic formula. Every bag is made by the same team that makes every other OilWell product — the team that watched Bentley walk again and decided that every animal deserves the same standard of care.

The Proof — What Pet Owners Say

From our verified customer reviews:

"Our senior dog's mobility improved within weeks of starting the pet products. Can't believe how quickly it worked."

"Vet recommended CBD for our anxious rescue. OilWell's pet formula has transformed him."

These aren't curated testimonials. They're unedited Google reviews from real Houston-area pet owners who came into our Montrose shop, talked to our team, and gave these products to their dogs. Over 230 verified Google reviews, averaging 4.9 stars, over seven years of operation. The trust didn't come from marketing. It came from Bentley — and from every dog since who walked a little easier, slept a little deeper, or stopped trembling during thunderstorms because a cannabinoid formula designed by the same person who saved Bentley gave their body what it needed.

The Founder — Colin Valencia, McAllen to Montrose

Colin Valencia grew up in McAllen, Texas — directly across the Rio Grande from Reynosa, Tamaulipas, in a region called the Borderplex. It's one of the most economically challenged and dangerous stretches along the US-Mexico border. He left home at sixteen, having watched friends die and disappear into a system that didn't offer second chances. He chose cannabis over harder paths because he saw what cannabis wasn't doing to the people around him — and what other substances were. He moved to Houston, built OilWell Cannabis from a single storefront on Richmond Avenue, and turned the knowledge he accumulated across decades in cannabis into the formulations he tested on his dying dog.

That dog walked. Then he ran. Then he played fetch for ten more years. And the formulations that kept Bentley alive became the foundation of a company that's now been featured on ABC News eight times — including a 2019 KTRK segment on CBD products for pets that spotlighted Bentley's story and OilWell's commitment to animal wellness. The segment's lasting tagline became the company's ethos: "Wellness Runs Deep."

That's the person who made the treats in your hand. Not a white-label broker. Not a marketing company with a cannabis license. A person who watched his dog come back from paralysis and decided every dog should have access to the same medicine.

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is CBD safe for dogs?

Yes, when properly dosed. CBD has been studied in dogs at Cornell University, Colorado State University, and multiple other veterinary research institutions with positive safety and efficacy results. Side effects are uncommon but can include mild drowsiness, soft stool, or changes in appetite. Always start with a low dose and consult your veterinarian, especially if your dog is on other medications (CBD inhibits CYP450 liver enzymes, which can alter the metabolism of certain drugs).

Q: Will CBD get my dog high?

No. CBD is non-psychoactive. The "high" associated with cannabis comes from THC binding directly to CB₁ receptors in the brain. CBD does not. Your dog will not experience intoxication, hallucinations, or impaired motor function from this product.

Q: How long does it take to work?

For situational anxiety (thunderstorms, car rides, vet visits): effects typically begin within 30–60 minutes. For chronic conditions (arthritis, persistent anxiety, cognitive decline): consistent daily dosing for 2–4 weeks is usually needed to see the full therapeutic effect. The endocannabinoid system responds to cumulative, consistent support.

Q: My dog is on prescription medication. Can I still give CBD?

Consult your veterinarian first. CBD inhibits the cytochrome P450 enzyme system (CYP2C9, CYP2C19, CYP3A4), which metabolizes many common medications — including some anti-seizure drugs, NSAIDs, and heart medications. Your vet can adjust dosages or monitor for interactions. Do not stop prescribed medications without veterinary guidance.

Q: What's the difference between this and hemp oil from a grocery store?

Grocery-store hemp oil is typically hemp seed oil — a nutritional product pressed from hemp seeds that contains no significant cannabinoids. Our product is hemp extract oil — a full-spectrum cannabinoid extract containing 100mg of CBD, CBG, CBN, and CBDA per 4oz bag. These are entirely different products with entirely different effects.

Q: Why does this product include CBDA if CBD is the "active" form?

CBDA is the raw, acidic precursor to CBD — and it carries its own pharmacology. Research has shown CBDA may be 100–1000 times more potent than CBD at activating serotonin 5-HT1A receptors, making it particularly effective for nausea and anxiety. Including CBDA preserves the full-spectrum benefits that heat processing destroys.

Q: Is this product legal?

Yes. This product is made from hemp-derived cannabinoids compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill (containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight). It is legal for purchase and use in all 50 states where hemp-derived CBD products are permitted.

Q: How long does one 3-pack last?

Depends on your dog's size and dose. A small dog (under 15 lbs) receiving one treat daily will finish a bag in roughly 25 days — a 3-pack in about 75 days. A large dog (60+ lbs) receiving three treats daily will finish a bag in roughly 8 days — a 3-pack in about 24 days. The buy-2-get-1-free deal (9 bags total) provides a multi-month supply for most dogs.

Disclaimer

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. Must be 21 or older to purchase. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Consult a physician before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Consult your veterinarian before introducing any cannabinoid product to your pet, especially if your pet is on other medications, pregnant, nursing, or has a serious medical condition. Individual results may vary. This product is not intended to replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Give your dog the same formula that gave Bentley ten more years. Order your 3-pack of CBD Peanut Butter Dog Treats today — $49.99, hand-crafted in Houston, shipped same-day to your door anywhere within 60 miles of 810 Richmond Ave, or shipped nationwide to every state where hemp-derived CBD is legal. Buy two 3-packs and get the third free. Nine bags, roughly 225 treats, 900mg of full-spectrum cannabinoids designed by the person who watched a paralyzed pitbull walk again — and decided every dog deserves the same shot at relief.

Wellness Runs Deep. That's not a slogan. That's Bentley's legacy.