Cannabis is TOXIC to Dogs and Cats

My Baby Tre got into a fight with a car this past March and after surgery he had to be bed ridden for 2 months the poor dear and of course was in pain he is still has a sore little touch were they took the tail so we hot boxed him under the blankets and he is out trolling for fights again.

Yeah cn I spring kitties from kitty jail quite often and if they came from a weed lovers home they are always perched right above my shoulder on the couch the minute I break out a toke.

RainbowBrite86 said:

My chihuahua ate a particularly potent medible once. I thought he was going to die. He was on couch lock for over a day. I didn't realize he'd eaten one until he'd already woken up and was running around. He was about 14 years old at the time, so it just seemed normal that he'd start to "go" I guess and I didn't think it was anything more than that. When he finally got up and started running around like nothing had happened, I started looking for other explanations and realized he'd eaten a medible. All I can say is he lived and his arthritis probably did not bother him for that 24 hours.

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oooooh Rainbow that may have been bad real bad if not for it having the cannabis! If it had a lot of sugar and caffeine that poor little pooch's heart could of burst right open!

A bitch is a bitch but a dog is a mans best friend. If they look for it, if there curious, I'll smoke em out. I'm not strapping them down makin them inhale my smoke.. With that said, we have a doberman, that's 14 years old, those dogs aren't suppose to live past 8... And he's a bigger stoner then I am

guy incognito said:

I got a mouse so high that it grew an ear off it's back.

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I wonder what would happen if you blew smoke into that mouses ear...

i like poisoning myself with pot, I've never gotten higher then the dog, I use glycerin drops to controll his epilepsy, and ya un the bginning till i got dosage locked down he passed the euphoric limit and began to not have a good time. its nothing i haven't done to myself so i was not worried. now he has whole months with out seizures and the vet thinks he has cured him. I smile and pay the man, the dog might be poisoned but his alternative is a huge decrease in quality of life.


Think for yourself, its a little rougher road but my experience has been that one interpretation of results can be seen completely different when fresh eyes look at the problem. Psychedelic mushrooms are considered poison, but they just silly shrooms.