Cannabis and pets: dangers, benefits, and what you don't know
The two main derivatives of cannabis can cause two very different reactions when ingested by your furry friend.
Updated: February 1, 2024 8:30 PM ET
A playful and affectionate Yellow Love Retriever. come here. under. She is always the cutest and most playful dog. She is a ball chaser. Ocean Wave Jumper, Couch Snuggler. Hey Open Mouth CBD User, As Maddie gets older, she starts to limp more and more after playing, even though she never had that before. She has a bad back and can't jump high, so you have to pick her up now and put her in her car. Natalie Teigan and her family first consulted a veterinarian about Maddie's mobility issues. The vet recommended a drug called gabapentin to help Maddy's aging body after she celebrated her 10th birthday last year. We realized we needed to step up and try something different. Another one is something called Dr. Fossum's His CBD. Inject 1.3ml of oil directly into her mouth every morning before breakfast. Doctor Fossum's Petcare is a company founded by two of her veterinarians who were pursuing a personal mission to support aging laboratories. Although not supported by many studies, Dan CBD for Dogs is another supplement that can potentially help your four-legged friend with aches and pains, as well as stress, anxiety, and even seizures. Almost all pet owners want to give their pet a CBD oil supplement. Many people accept it. It's kind of a selling point to be able to cure everything. Well, there's CBD oil in everything out there. While CBD is considered mostly safe, the THC found in many of the cannabis varieties discussed on tonight's show is toxic to dogs. Since marijuana became legal, many more marijuana-related addictions have occurred. And people are becoming more open to it too. And most of the time it's edible or brownie or something similar. Come on, come on, stay close. Dr. Liz Rozansky and Dr. Stephanie Klein of Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine say they see at least a few high dogs a week in the emergency room. Symptoms usually vary slightly. They are often lethargic and drooling urine. As a result, people and they can easily be taken aback. I would like to add that for some patients, more severe cases are the most common manifestations we see. However, it can progress to severe respiratory depression. They may lose their gag reflex. At this time, the standard of care for dogs that have ingested THC is to keep them in a quiet, quiet, safe space with an IV. However, Dr. Klein, who is a resident at a veterinary school, is conducting research to find ways to help dogs get better quickly after ingesting THC. All with the help of fat. We have confirmed that THC, the substance in marijuana that causes clinical symptoms, is lipophilic or lipophilic. So the idea is that if you administer lipids or fats intravenously, you can help bind toxins, eliminate toxins more quickly, and eliminate clinical symptoms more quickly as well. And I should add that THC is also toxic to other animals. And finally, I didn't mention the turmoil the Cannabis Control Commission has recently faced with the suspension of Chairwoman Shannon O'Brien and her ongoing legal battle with Massachusetts Treasurer Deb Goldberg. That's unfortunate, said Acting Commissioner Ava Concepcion. ERS and staff can maintain focus and encourage dialogue even with negative attention.and it is a chronicle for
Cannabis and pets: dangers, benefits, and what you don't know
The two main derivatives of cannabis can cause two very different reactions when ingested by your furry friend.
Updated: February 1, 2024 8:30 PM ET
Although the potential benefits of CBD for dogs are not supported by much research, many pet owners hope that it will help their four-legged family members who suffer from aches, pains, stress, anxiety, and even seizures. and are turning to CBD products. One pet owner said Dr. Fossum's Pet Care, an animal CBD company started by two veterinarians, helped her 10-year-old yellow lab with mobility issues. While CBD may be helpful for dogs, THC, which is present in many cannabis products consumed by humans, is highly toxic to dogs. Veterinarians at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, Massachusetts, say they see multiple cases of marijuana poisoning in dogs every week, and in most cases dogs ingest THC through edibles or baked goods. .
Although the potential benefits of CBD for dogs are not supported by much research, many pet owners hope that it will help their four-legged family members who suffer from aches, pains, stress, anxiety, and even seizures. and are turning to CBD products. One pet owner said Dr. Fossum's Pet Care, an animal CBD company started by two veterinarians, helped her 10-year-old yellow lab with mobility issues.
While CBD may be helpful for dogs, THC, which is present in many cannabis products consumed by humans, is highly toxic to dogs. Veterinarians at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in Grafton, Massachusetts, say they see multiple cases of marijuana poisoning in dogs every week, and in most cases dogs ingest THC through edibles or baked goods. .
