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long time ago a buddy of mine was asked to put the kitchen garbage in the main garbage in the garage which had a big can in it. He was baked and just set the bag onto the ground without realizing there was a huge can in there for plastic bags of garbage to be put into. Well we went out to an outbuilding, came in an hour or so later and the dog had gotten into the garage and torn through the bag, it had fish bones, old brownies that I had just thrown out half since we were making fresh ones that night...dog ate it all. She puked up a lot that night on my bed, and the whole next day she stood in a trance and just stared at the speakers in the living room. She was listening to music, scratch that she was FEELING the music. She recooperated and came out fine. Was scary as it was a huge mess of potent brownies and fish bones...the worse...cannabis can be pretty highly toxic to canines. No human has ever od'd to death- dogs do it all the time. some dogs can take a little others cannot take it at all.
Cannabis IS toxic for Canines. Truth is we don't know what the effect is on our pups other than at a certain point there is an overdose. We don't know if the dog is having a blast listening to music or if we have just given the dog a chemical lobotomy. If you are going to dose your dog- do it with smoke- not edibles.That would of course not be the outcome I was hoping for:-( Exactly why I am looking for anyone that might already be using it for their dog. I have posted on a couple of other boards much more focused on the medical aspect of cannabis so we will see if anyone gives me any advice with any experience:-/
I wouldn't smoke my dog out in her early years and she didn't like the smoke. Now in her ancient age she seems to come around and be there when the smoke is going and likes it.Cannabis IS toxic for Canines. Truth is we don't know what the effect is on our pups other than at a certain point there is an overdose. We don't know if the dog is having a blast listening to music or if we have just given the dog a chemical lobotomy. If you are going to dose your dog- do it with smoke- not edibles.
Just my two cents.
Better safe than sorry...Cannabis IS toxic for Canines. Truth is we don't know what the effect is on our pups other than at a certain point there is an overdose. We don't know if the dog is having a blast listening to music or if we have just given the dog a chemical lobotomy. If you are going to dose your dog- do it with smoke- not edibles.
Just my two cents.
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