Close the CBD Knowledge Gap.

1Cannabis empowers providers to prescribe CBD with confidence and patients to move forward with trusted, clinician-guided cannabinoid care for humans and animals.
—  CBD201 for DVMs and Vet Techs (COMING SOON)

Make Confident CBD Decisions for Dogs and Cats

Pet owners are asking about CBD, and some are already giving it to their dogs and cats. CBD201 for DVMs and Vet Techs provides a structured protocol framework to help veterinarians evaluate patient suitability and approach CBD prescribing when clinically appropriate.

The program covers species-specific evidence and limitations, dosing, medication interactions, informed consent, and monitoring—supporting veterinary prescribing decisions and helping vet techs assist with owner education and follow-up under veterinary supervision.
  • A structured protocol for evaluating dogs and cats
    Assess patient suitability, review species-specific evidence, and identify when to proceed, defer, or seek specialist input.
  • Practical guidance for veterinary prescribing decisions
    Work through dosing calculations, administration instructions, and documentation within a structured clinical workflow.
  • Safety screening and ongoing monitoring
    Evaluate medication interactions, establish baseline assessments, and plan follow-up to track response and adverse effects.
  • Clear owner communication and veterinary team support
    Explain informed consent, set realistic expectations, and equip vet techs to support owner education and follow-up under veterinary supervision.
— CBD 201 for MDs, DOs, NPs, and PAs: Adjunctive Protocol Series

Chronic Pain, Anxiety, Insomnia, & Endometriosis-Associated Pain

Give yourself and your providers practical, ready-to-apply protocols for Chronic Pain, Anxiety, Insomnia, and Endometriosis-Associated Pain—supporting responsible, consistent adjunctive CBD care.
  • Four condition-specific clinical protocols
    Practical guidance for evaluating and supporting appropriate patients
  • Clear dosing and monitoring pathways
    Follow structured steps for initiation, titration, follow-up, and discontinuation
  • Stronger safety and risk management
    Identify exclusions, medication interactions, laboratory requirements, and referral triggers
  • More consistent clinical documentation
    Strengthen informed consent, care coordination, and provider decision-making
—  CBD101 for Providers: Core Cannabinoid Fundamentals

Cut through the confusion around CBD without adding to your workload.

CBD is already present in patient care and clinical conversations. The CBD101 Program equips clinicians with the context, safety awareness, and practical considerations needed to responsibly integrate CBD into real-world practice—when and where it is clinically appropriate.

The program supports clinical judgment by focusing on how CBD shows up in care, how to evaluate patient use, and how to navigate these conversations within existing workflows.
  • Clear clinical framing for CBD
    What it is, what it isn’t, and how it differs from related compounds
  • Guidance on real-world integration
    How CBD fits alongside existing treatment plans, monitoring, and documentation
  • Safety and interaction awareness
    Including liver considerations, CYP450 interactions, and polypharmacy context
  • Tools for patient communication and follow-up
    Supporting consistent, neutral, and informed discussions
— CBD001 for Patients: Cannabinoid Basics Explained

Learn what CBD really is and how it may fit into your health decisions

CBD is already part of everyday conversations, from wellness products to clinical care. This patient-friendly program helps you understand what CBD is, how it’s used, and how to navigate it safely and confidently—especially if you’re considering it as part of your care.

The program focuses on clarity, safety, and real-world understanding—so you can have more informed conversations with your healthcare provider and make decisions that feel right for you.
  • Clear understanding of CBD and cannabinoids
    What CBD is, how it relates to cannabis, and how it differs from THC
  • How CBD shows up in the real world
    Why it’s getting attention and how it appears in both wellness products and clinician-guided care
  • What to expect from clinician-guided CBD care
    How evaluation, pharmacy preparation, and follow-up support work together
  • Safety and informed decision-making
    Key considerations like drug testing, THC exposure, and how to have better conversations with your clinician
— CBD001: Cannabinoid Basics Explained for Patients

Learn what CBD really is—and how it may fit into your health decisions

CBD is already part of everyday conversations, from wellness products to clinical care. This patient-friendly program helps you understand what CBD is, how it’s used, and how to navigate it safely and confidently—especially if you’re considering it as part of your care.

The program focuses on clarity, safety, and real-world understanding—so you can have more informed conversations with your healthcare provider and make decisions that feel right for you.
  • A 30-minute, patient-friendly learning experience
    Short, easy-to-follow modules designed to help you understand CBD without feeling overwhelmed
  • Clear understanding of CBD and cannabinoids
    What CBD is, how it relates to cannabis, and how it differs from THC
  • How CBD shows up in the real world
    Why it’s getting attention and how it appears in both wellness products and clinician-guided care
  • What to expect from clinician-guided CBD care
    How evaluation, pharmacy preparation, and follow-up support work together
  • Safety and informed decision-making
    Key considerations like drug testing, THC exposure, and how to have better conversations with your clinician

Built for the

Prescribing Physician

What Is 1Cannabis?

1Cannabis is a provider education platform designed to support practical, real-world use of medical Cannabis in clinical care for humans and animals. We are specifically focused on cannabidiol (CBD).

As patient use increases, many clinicians are left without clear, trusted education on CBD or the Endocannabinoid System. The challenge is rarely a lack of data—it’s limited time, workflow constraints, inconsistent information, and uncertainty about how CBD fits into everyday practice.

1Cannabis exists to close that gap by giving providers clear context, practical guidance, and a clinical framework they can rely on when these conversations arise.

Where do you want to start?

Clinical education for providers. Foundational education for patients. Find the right program for you.