How to Stock Bailey's CBD Dog Treats and Oils in Your Store
Stocking Bailey’s dog treats and oils starts with the Bailey’s wholesale website and a conversation with your regional wholesale director. Use the portal for wholesale information and ordering, then work with Jeff Cole on the West Coast or Jarid Scott on the East Coast to plan your assortment.
This guide brings together the contacts, product-label checks and first-order questions that help a retailer prepare. Confirm current pricing, account requirements, payment terms and delivery arrangements through the wholesale site or your director before placing an order.
Key takeaways
- Use the wholesale portal and your regional director for current account, pricing and order details.
- Jeff Cole supports the West Coast; Jarid Scott supports the East Coast. Reach either at (844) 738-7223.
- Confirm the selected sizes, ingredient panels, batch reports and delivery arrangements before ordering.
How a Bailey’s Wholesale Account Works
Visit wholesale.baileyscbd.com to access wholesale information. If you are opening an account, need help signing in or want to discuss which products to carry, contact Jeff or Jarid using the details below.
When you reach out, have your store details ready:
- Business name and store location
- Your name, role, email address and phone number
- Shipping address and any receiving requirements
- The product formats, strengths and quantities you are considering
- Your target first-order date and any questions about account approval
Ask your director which business or resale documents are needed and whether minimum quantities or other account terms apply. Do not send passwords or payment-card details by email.
Meet Your Wholesale Directors
Jeff Cole — West Coast Wholesale Director
Based in Oceanside, California, Jeff works with West Coast retailers and leads Bailey’s events team at pet events and pop-ups around Southern California. He is also a dog dad to Pollo.
Jarid Scott — East Coast Wholesale Director
A New York native, Jarid earned his business degree from Indiana University in 2016. He works with retailers across the East Coast to develop partnerships and expand the Bailey’s community, with his dog Loki by his side.
Learn more about the people behind Bailey’s on our Meet the Team page.
Paying for Reseller Orders
Bailey’s accepts cash, card, check, wire transfer and Zelle for wholesale orders. Our wholesale portal keeps ordering simple and direct. Jeff Cole and Jarid Scott can explain each payment option and provide the instructions you need for your account or current invoice.
- Confirm the quoted prices, quantities, freight and any applicable charges before approving the order.
- Ask when payment is due and how any account terms apply.
- Keep your order confirmation and invoice together for receiving and reconciliation.
For help choosing a payment method or following the payment instructions, call (844) 738-7223 and ask for your wholesale director before sending payment.
Made in Costa Mesa: Our HQ and Storefront
Bailey’s products are made in Costa Mesa, California, where we also operate our own headquarters storefront. Our HQ is at 2930 Grace Lane, Unit J, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
Local retailers can arrange to pick up wholesale orders directly from our HQ. Coordinate the order and pickup details with Jeff or Jarid through our wholesale portal before arriving, so the team can confirm when your order is ready.
Wholesale Pickup and Shipping Options
Choose the fulfillment option that works for your store. Our sales directors and wholesale portal help coordinate the details, and our shipping team works with you on larger shipments.
- Local pickup: Arrange collection directly from our Costa Mesa HQ storefront.
- USPS: Ask your sales director about available USPS shipping options for your order.
- UPS: UPS shipping can also be arranged through the order process.
- Freight: Larger shipments can ship by freight. Freight is billed at the actual shipment fee, calculated during the order process directly with our shipping team.
We aim to keep fulfillment transparent and hands-on. Jeff or Jarid can walk you through the available options, help confirm the shipping charge and coordinate with our shipping team before the order is finalized.
Confirm current stock availability, processing time and estimated transit time when ordering. Ask about split shipments or backorders if an item is essential to your launch. Retail website shipping offers should not be assumed to apply to wholesale orders.
The Dog Treats and Oils, as the Product Pages List Them
These examples identify current dog chew and oil formats on Bailey’s product pages. Use the wholesale site to confirm the assortment and pack sizes available to your account; a retail listing is not a wholesale stock commitment.
Soft Chews
Bailey’s dog chew range includes Calming CBD Yummies, Hip & Joint CBD Soft Chews and Omega Hemp CBD Soft Chews. The regular and large strengths list 3 mg and 6 mg CBD per chew respectively. Read each formula’s full ingredient list, piece count and selected strength instead of assuming all bags have the same contents.
The product names identify each line. When you build shelf tags, use the product name and the label facts, such as mg of CBD per chew and the chew count, rather than adding descriptions of your own.
Dog Oils
The dog oils come in dropper bottles. Their product pages list these sizes:
| Product | Sizes the product page lists |
|---|---|
| The Original CBD Oil for Dogs | 15 ml (150 mg CBD), 30 ml (300 mg CBD), 60 ml (600 mg CBD) |
| Calming CBD Oil for Dogs | 30 ml (300 mg CBD), 60 ml (600 mg CBD) |
| Hip & Joint CBD Oil for Dogs | 30 ml (300 mg CBD), 60 ml (600 mg CBD) |
| Extra Strength 2:1 CBD & CBG Oil for Dogs | 30 ml (900 mg), 60 ml (1800 mg) |
For the Extra Strength oil, the product page describes the milligram figure as CBD and CBG together, in a 2:1 ratio. On every bottle, the milligram figure is the total for the whole container. It reflects the bottle’s volume and concentration, not a better or stronger product, and our explainer on what the mg number on a pet CBD bottle means shows how to read it.
Review two dog product labels
These retail pages provide label information. Place wholesale orders through the wholesale portal.
Other Formats and Species
If you also want cat products, grooming products or other formats, ask your director for current availability and the species-specific labels. Keep those details separate from dog serving instructions.
Bailey’s at Our Retail Partners
These storefront displays show Bailey’s pet products in different retail settings. Talk with Jeff or Jarid about your store’s assortment and the merchandising materials available for your order.
Toy Toy THC — Winchendon, Massachusetts
Toy Toy THC features Bailey’s CBD pet products in its cannabis dispensary storefront.
Fetch AZ — Phoenix, Arizona
Featured retail partner Fetch AZ carries Bailey’s chewables at its Phoenix pet store.
Bark Bark Daycare — Long Beach, California
Featured retailer Bark Bark Daycare displays Bailey’s pet products at its Long Beach location.
Planning your own retail display? Connect with your regional director through the Bailey’s wholesale portal.
Lab Reports by Product and Size
Bailey’s posts batch lab reports as PDF files on its lab results page. The page can be filtered by dog, cat and horse, and it groups reports by product and then by size: 150 mg, 300 mg and 600 mg for The Original oil, for example, and 30 chews or 30 chews extra strength for each soft chew line.
Match each package’s product name, strength and lot to the relevant report. If the lot is not clear, ask Bailey’s to identify the matching document. The pet CBD lab-report walkthrough explains sample IDs, units, reporting limits and what a report can establish.
A lab report records what one laboratory measured in one sample. It is not a regulatory review, and it does not say what a product will do for an animal.
What to Check on Any Brand Before You Stock It
These checks apply to Bailey’s and to any other brand you are considering.
Batch documentation. Ask what testing covers the lot you will receive, which laboratory performed it and which analytes were measured. A cannabinoid result does not substitute for a contaminant panel; read the scope and reporting limits of each test.
The label terms. Read the spectrum term (full spectrum, broad spectrum or isolate), the amount of CBD per chew or per milliliter, the total per container and the full active ingredient list with an amount for each. Our walk-through of five checks to make on a CBD chew label covers each line of the bag.
FDA has not approved CBD for use in animals. A product name or ingredient list does not establish suitability for your pet.
Current requirements. Check the rules that apply to your store, location and proposed products before stocking. A lab report or wholesale account does not establish regulatory approval. Direct legal and licensing questions to the relevant authorities or a qualified adviser.
What your staff will say. Customers will ask what a product does. FDA recommends that pet owners talk with their veterinarians about treatment options for their pets, and that is the answer your staff can give. Keep shelf tags and staff answers to label facts: the product name, the species, the mg of CBD per chew or per bottle, and where to find the lab report.
Questions to Settle With Bailey’s Before Your First Order
Bring these to your account manager once the account is approved:
- Who qualifies for a wholesale account, and what does the review of a request involve?
- Is there a minimum opening order or a minimum reorder?
- Which products and sizes are available to resellers, and how many units come in a case?
- How does the lot number on a case map to a report on the lab results page?
- Are any products excluded from shipment to your state?
- When is payment due relative to shipping, and which payment method suits your accounting?
- Which shipping method and quote apply to your location?
- Is there display or point-of-sale material, and what does its wording say?
Start with the wholesale portal, then contact your regional director with your assortment and timing questions. Keep the confirmed order terms, labels and batch records together so your receiving team and sales staff can work from the same information.
These products have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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