MediPets Bundles: Small, Medium, Large Dogs

In short: Diamond sells three MediPets kits under the titles small, medium, and large. On November 2, 2026 each page returned HTTP 200, each structured offer was still published, and each product schema said OutOfStock. Small and medium were $37.18. Large was $43.98. The kits do not contain the same treats. This page lists the named products in each kit. It does not assign a pound range the pages themselves omit.

Commission disclosure: affiliate disclosure. The label conflicts across the whole line are in the MediPets review. Per-treat math is the weight page. The guides that already send clicks here are the Minnesota treat guide, the mg comparison, and the flavors guide.

One table, then a section for each size

Key facts on every kit said Total Units 3 products and Weight 8.00 oz. Three products matches the ingredient headings. Eight ounces on every size does not tell you the dog's weight, and it is a weak way to compare how much food is in the box. Read the product names.

OutOfStock in schema, on a page that still shows a price, means the URL is alive and the offer record says you cannot buy it. Recheck the button before you count on shipping. Single bags that said InStock the same day are listed under each size where the bag matches a name in the kit. The pet category is the fallback.

Small dog bundle

The small kit's ingredient headings name three MediPets items.

The oil heading is "90mg CBD Pet Oils For Small Dogs." Ingredients under that heading are hemp extract, vegetable glycerin, and propylene glycol. The standalone 90 mg small-dog oil key facts say 90 mg isolate, 0.15 mg per drop, 600 drops, and 30 ml. Ninety divided by 600 is 0.15. That bottle is the small-dog oil the kit names. It is not a dose. A drop at 0.15 mg is a very different count from the large-dog oil's 1 mg drop, which is why the bottle name matters.

The treat heading is "200mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Meaty Steak Treats." The standalone steak page said InStock at $14.84, with key facts of 10 mg per treat and 20 treats, labeled full spectrum. The bundle's ingredient paragraph for the same product name is not a copy of the standalone paragraph. The bundle spelling includes "Geiatin," and it lists Red 40 and titanium dioxide. The standalone steak list also includes Red 40 and titanium dioxide, with a different ingredient order and mixed tocopherols rather than the BHA line that appears in the bundle's animal-fat phrase. If you need one ingredient list, use the package that arrives, then the lot certificate.

The third heading is "105mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Jerky Strips." This page did not find a separate URL for a 105 mg jerky-strip SKU and does not invent one. It is not the 600 mg beef jerky, which prints 600 mg, 60 pieces, and 10 mg per treat. Same word "jerky," different total.

Adding the three headings, 90 plus 200 plus 105, equals 395. The small page's short description calls the kit a trio of oil and treats. It does not print 395 mg. Treat 395 as addition done here, useful only if each heading is a package total and the 105 mg item is a package total rather than a per-piece figure. The page does not say which.

Medium dog bundle

The medium description that shipped in schema says the kit is kabob treats, bacon strips, and a 240 mg CBD isolate oil. The key-facts headings match that cast.

"240mg CBD Pet Oils For Medium Dogs" lists hemp extract, vegetable glycerin, and propylene glycol. This page did not open a standalone 240 mg oil URL. The isolate word is in the schema description, not in a certificate this page downloaded.

"Bacon Strips - CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - 16mg" lists wheat flour, beef by-products, corn syrup, vegetable glycerin, bacon, and artificial colors including Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6, plus hemp extract. Sixteen milligrams is in the name. The heading does not say "16 mg per strip" or "16 mg per pouch." Leave it as printed.

"200mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Kabobs" lists chicken, wheat flour, and hemp-related cannabidiol language, and the bundle text spells calcium "Calcuim." A direct request for the older kabob product path on diamondcbd.com redirected to the dogs category rather than a product record. This page therefore links the medium bundle, which still names the kabobs, and does not link a standalone kabob URL.

The medium offer was $37.18, the same structured price as the small kit, with OutOfStock in schema. Same price does not mean the same milligrams. Small's named oil is 90 mg. Medium's named oil is 240 mg. The treat names differ. The best CBD for dogs page explains why these kits are listed before non-partner brands, and it is a payout order.

Large dog bundle

The large schema description says beef treats plus a 600 mg CBD oil, totaling 1,005 mg. The key-facts headings are the 600 mg large-dog oil, 105 mg beefy bites, and 300 mg burger beef minis. Six hundred plus 105 plus 300 is 1,005. Here the page's own total and the addition agree.

The standalone 600 mg large-dog oil was InStock at $33.73. Key facts: 600 mg isolate, 1 mg per drop, 600 drops, 30 ml. Ingredients match the bundle oil line: hemp extract, vegetable glycerin, propylene glycol.

"105mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Beefy Bites" is its own heading, with wheat flour, beef, and hemp extract among the ingredients, plus Red 40 and titanium dioxide. It is not the 105 mg jerky strips in the small kit. Same milligram figure, different product name.

"300mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Burger Beef Minis" is also its own heading. The standalone 1,000 mg burger minis are a different total. Do not grab the 1,000 mg bag and call it the bundle's third item. The 1,000 mg key facts say 50 mg per treat and 20 treats, while that page's description also says 50 minis. The bundle's 300 mg name does not inherit either number.

The large offer was $43.98 and OutOfStock. The large oil alone was $33.73 and InStock. A shopper who only needs the oil the kit names can read that single page. A shopper who needs all three named items was, on this date, looking at a kit the schema would not sell.

What "for small dogs" cannot mean on these pages

No pound cutoff appeared in the key facts. A seller can still mean a size in the title. Cornell's Riney center says there is no established standard therapeutic dose, which is why a title is not a chart. Source: Cornell Riney CBD page. Bring the kit's actual names to the clinic: 90 mg oil versus 600 mg oil is the difference a veterinarian can see. The Paw CBD writeup shows cbdMD printing several bottle strengths for the same reason. Different containers, different totals.

The safety page covers propylene glycol, BHA, and the FDA position. The anxiety page covers why "calm" in a product description is not a study. Cats are a different label set: CBD oil for cats.

Shipping copy on the product pages says most orders leave within 24 hours and arrive in 3 to 5 days, with free shipping on $99 and up, excluding Hawaii and Alaska in the oil-page wording, and a 100-day guarantee. Top Consumer Reviews, cited in the MediPets review, describes that guarantee as unopened and unused. Read the current policy. The new-customer offer is separate from the guarantee.

Minnesota dispensaries do not stock this kit. The directory is adult-use retail. Hemp pet products are the shipped catalog, and December 11, 2026 is the federal definition date OCM describes on the hemp changes page. Full-spectrum steak treats inside the small kit are the line that most needs a certificate before anyone assumes the kit is THC-free.

FAQ

What is inside the MediPets small dog bundle?

The November 2 key facts name a 90 mg small-dog oil, 200 mg meaty steak treats, and 105 mg jerky strips. The schema price was $37.18 and availability was OutOfStock. The page does not print a combined milligram total.

What does the large bundle's 1,005 mg refer to?

The product description says beef treats plus a 600 mg oil, totaling 1,005 mg. The three headings are 600 mg oil, 105 mg beefy bites, and 300 mg burger minis. Those three numbers add to 1,005.

Why do all three bundles list a weight of 8 ounces?

That is the key-facts weight field on each size, identical across small, medium, and large. It is not a dog's body weight, and it does not show that the boxes hold the same food. Use the product names to see what differs.

Were the bundles buyable on November 2, 2026?

The pages returned HTTP 200 and still published prices. The product schema on each said OutOfStock. The same day, the standalone steak treats, the 500 mg biscuits, and the 600 mg large-dog oil said InStock.

Is the 300 mg burger mini the same as the 1,000 mg burger mini?

The large bundle names "300mg CBD Pet Treats For Dogs - Burger Beef Minis." The separate 1,000 mg burger mini page is a different total, with key facts of 20 treats at 50 mg. Keep the names apart.