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MediPets CBD dog bundles and treats checked October 29, 2026: small, medium, and large prices, plus what the FDA says about CBD for animals.

October 29, 2026
Updated
Jaycub Giebler
7 min read

In short: On October 29, 2026, Diamond CBD's MediPets size-bundle pages listed $37.18 (regular $92.94) for small dogs and for medium dogs, and $43.98 (regular $109.94) for large dogs. The medium page describes kabob treats, bacon strips, and a 240 mg CBD isolate oil. The large page describes beef treats plus a 600 mg CBD oil, totaling 1,005 mg. Those are seller descriptions and structured prices. This page did not give a product to a dog.

Diamond CBD is a separate online retailer, not a Minnesota dispensary and not a veterinary clinic. The longer buying checklist is the CBD dog treats guide. Oils are on CBD oil for dogs in Minnesota. The strength lineup is the MediPets mg comparison.

Shop by the size on the bundle page

These three URLs returned HTTP 200 on October 29, 2026. The buttons below are the same size bundles.

Bundle What the page says is in it Structured prices
Small dogs Seller meta: a trio of CBD oil and treats $37.18 and $92.94
Medium dogs Kabob treats, bacon strips, and 240 mg CBD isolate oil $37.18 and $92.94
Large dogs Beef treats plus a 600 mg CBD oil, totaling 1,005 mg $43.98 and $109.94

The pet CBD category is the index if a single bundle URL is retired. Single-SKU links are how this site's pet pages sent clicks that did not become sales. The size bundle is the specific offer.

FlexOffers' October 28, 2026 promotion list names a Diamond link "New Customers Get 50% OFF Limited Time." It has no coupon code. The new-customer offer is that promotion. Confirm the discount at checkout.

Two single products, so the bundle is not the only label

The 600 mg beef jerky page says "600 mg per 60 ct bag" in its description and listed $29.98 and $39.98. If both numbers on that sentence are right, 600 divided by 60 is 10 mg per piece. That division is label arithmetic. It is not a dose, and it is not a reason to skip the veterinarian. The page is 600 mg beef jerky, MediPets.

The small-dog oil page's key facts say 90 mg total, 0.15 mg per drop, 600 drops, and 30 ml, and they name the material as CBD isolate. Structured prices were $22.48 and $29.98. Ingredients on that key-facts block include hemp extract, vegetable glycerin, and propylene glycol. The page is 90 mg oil for small dogs. Ninety divided by 600 is 0.15, so the per-drop line matches the total. Again, that is arithmetic, not a feeding chart.

The seller's descriptions use "calm" and "comfort." Those words are the seller's. This page does not adopt them. The Paw CBD guide compares other pet brands. Cat products are a different animal: CBD oil for cats.

The FDA has not approved CBD for animals

The FDA says it has not approved cannabis for any use in animals and cannot ensure the safety or effectiveness of these products. It recommends talking with a veterinarian about treatment options. Source: FDA regulation of cannabis-derived products, question 24, the page the Hub's dog-oil guide cited. The same agency's consumer update says some CBD products do not contain the labeled amount. Source: FDA consumer update.

A certificate still matters because the label and the lot can disagree. The Diamond CBD legit check documents potency sheets, on other products, that do not match the title. Ask for the batch that matches the bag. A generic badge is not that file.

If a dog may have eaten a THC product, the FDA lists lethargy, heavy drooling, vomiting, agitation, tremors, and convulsions among possible signs and says to contact a veterinarian. That warning is on the dog oil checklist. Do not wait on a blog post.

Minnesota law is not a pet dose chart

Minnesota's lower-potency hemp edible limits are human product rules. Section 342.01, subdivision 50, caps a non-beverage serving at 5 mg of delta-9 THC and a single beverage container at 10 mg of delta-9 THC. The Hub's legal page and December 11 hemp guide cite those lines. They are not a milligram-per-pound chart for a dog. This page will not print one.

Licensed Minnesota dispensaries sell adult-use cannabis for people 21 and older. They are not pet stores. The dispensary directory is for that market. Pet CBD on Diamond is a shipped hemp catalog. Confirm shipping on the product page. This guide does not say every MediPets SKU ships to every Minnesota address.

After Dec 11, 2026

OCM says the federal hemp definition change takes effect December 11, 2026, unless other federal action occurs, and describes it as effectively banning hemp products over 0.4 mg of THC per package. Minnesota's hemp edible statute does not change that day. Source: OCM federal hemp changes.

CBD pet products are the part of Diamond's catalog the Hub expects to outlast the intoxicating hemp SKUs, because they are CBD rather than delta-8, THCA, or THCP. "Expects" is not a legal opinion, and a pet treat can still carry detectable THC. Read the certificate. The category link that does not depend on one bag remaining in stock is CBD for pets. Human isolate gummies, if the shopper is not buying for a dog, are CBD isolate gummies.

What this page will not say

It will not say a treat reduces anxiety, pain, or seizures. It will not rank MediPets against Paw CBD or Honest Paws from a feeding trial. No feeding trial was done. The comparison available today is the label: size bundle, milligrams the page prints, and price the page lists.

It will not call HALLOW26 the pet discount. On October 29, 2026 that code was in Diamond's site data as a cart promo for 20% extra rewards points on a Halloween purchase. The new-customer link above is the FlexOffers promotion with no code.

FAQ

Which MediPets bundle matches the dog's size?

Use the bundle page that names the size. On October 29, 2026 the small and medium pages listed $37.18 and $92.94, and the large page listed $43.98 and $109.94. The medium description names a 240 mg isolate oil. The large description names a 600 mg oil. Confirm the current label before you pay.

How much CBD is in one beef jerky treat?

The jerky description says 600 mg per 60 ct bag. 600 divided by 60 is 10. That is only true if the bag you receive matches that sentence. It is not a dose.

Has the FDA approved CBD dog treats?

No. The FDA says it has not approved cannabis for any use in animals. Talk with your veterinarian first.

Is there a coupon code?

The FlexOffers promotion checked October 28, 2026 is titled "New Customers Get 50% OFF Limited Time" and has no coupon code. HALLOW26 on Diamond's site that week was a rewards-points cart promo, not this offer.

Will these treats still be listed after December 11, 2026?

They are CBD products, which is why this page features them instead of THCA flower. OCM's 0.4 mg THC package line can still apply if a lot contains THC. The category page is the link to keep if one SKU is removed.

Could Minnesota medical enrollment lower your eligible purchase taxes?

$99 with code MNHUB. Provider certification comes before OCM enrollment review.

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Not veterinary advice. The FDA has not approved cannabis for any use in animals. Talk with your veterinarian before giving a dog any CBD product. Prices and page text were read on October 29, 2026.