Don’t believe this for a second.
Drugs are expensive and druggies are seldom careless with their drugs like this.
“The first time was on the beach in Bolinas”
Dog’s lucky he didn’t eat a needle if he was in that town.
CBD Products for Dogs
Like THC, CBD is also effective at treating a wide range of ailments that dogs often face. It’s frequently used for everything from pain and anxiety to nausea and low appetite. It’s also been studied for its anticonvulsant and antiepileptic activity in canines, raising the potential that CBD may be useful for dogs who experience seizures. However, CBD doesn’t create the same toxicity issues that come with using THC on dogs. It also doesn’t cause the psychotropic effects seen with THC, meaning that CBD won’t make a dog feel intoxicated.
CBD oil can be extracted from high-CBD, low-THC strains of marijuana, but most commercially-available CBD oil for pets is extracted from hemp, which contains less than 0.3 percent THC. The latter is also known as hemp extract (which is different than hemp oil – a product that will be discussed later).
Some people refer to hemp-derived CBD oil for dogs as “cannabis oil,” as hemp is part of the cannabis family (just like marijuana). Some high-THC oils derived from marijuana are also referred to as “cannabis oil,” so it’s essential for dog owners to carefully research any product to find out the amount of CBD and THC it contains before giving it to their pets in order to prevent accidental administration of THC.
CBD Dosage for Dogs
While CBD isn’t toxic, it can create unpleasant results if too much is administered. Because cannabis for dogs is becoming increasingly popular, there are a growing number of products made just for dogs. CBD is available as an oil as well as in CBD-infused chews and treats. It’s essential for owners to find a product with clear dosing instructions and follow them carefully. Just as with humans, it’s best to start with the lowest dose, as more can always be given if necessary.
What’s up squirrel dude?
Do you want to get worked over with a baseball bat?
Because hurting my dogs with your damn loser DOPE is how you get worked over with a baseball bat.
I have tried the edibles.
I would not give a dog something I did not try first.
Don’t give them to a dog.
Yes, I sample kibble and dog bones.
Maybe the dogs are finding discarded plastic vaping cartridges and chewing on them. The THC residue could be very potent.
Back in the seventies, my dog Beaumont
ate seven grams of hash. Turned into Pavarotti - howled all night.
“My dog ate some edibles while out on a walk.”
Translation: My dog got into my stash.
It wont hurt em
Oh sure, all these people are leaving Brownie Bites and Pineapple Crush gummies all over town for the dogs. Right.
This is true!
I have a 350.00 vet bill to show for it. Dog tested for thc and was out of it for the better part of two days.
Picked it up from a walk on the green belt that circles our development.