“The CBD products that people are expecting to be available to give to their dogs for arthritis or to give to their parents because they’re aging and have aches…they’re not going to have access to them anymore.”
By Mia Maldonado, Oregon Capital Chronicle
Pet tinctures and topicals are the most popular products sold at Oregon CBD Company, a small business located at the junction of the Willamette Valley town’s busiest roads. Pet owners use them to treat their pets’ anxiety or pain—and in some cases they use similar products to treat their own.
Those products used to line most of the store’s shelves. Now, those shelves are empty as the store plans to close by the end of this month in response to a federal law that will ban most of the products it sells by the end of the year.
Muscle rubs, aromatherapy soaps and body washes make up the majority of what’s left in the store. A “for rent” sign sits outside of the building while buy-one, get-one-free flyers sit on top of the store’s mostly empty tables.
The other half of the building, Oregon Cannabis Company, is a dispensary under the same owner that will remain open.
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