My Dog Ate Weed! What Should I Do? 🚨

With cannabis becoming more common in homes, it’s crucial to know what to do if your dog accidentally eats weed or edibles. While cannabis can be a powerful therapeutic tool for pets, it can also be dangerous when ingested unexpectedly with other harmful ingredients . 🐾

Here's what you should do next:

1️⃣ Stay Calm: Assess the situation – what did your dog eat, how much, and when?
2️⃣ Watch for Signs: Lack of coordination, dilated pupils, vomiting, and abnormal behavior may indicate THC intoxication.
3️⃣ Check for Dangerous Ingredients: If the edibles contain chocolate or xylitol, get to the vet immediately. These ingredients can be much more harmful than THC or CBD.
4️⃣ When to Seek Help: If your pet is showing severe symptoms like vomiting, seizures, or muscle tremors, bring them to a vet for support. They may need IV fluids, activated charcoal, or other treatments.

❗️ Remember: THC and CBD are not fatal, but the side effects can be uncomfortable. Always keep your stash out of reach, and consider full spectrum hemp extract products specially formulated for pets, like our HEAL or EASE! 🌿

Stay safe, and make sure to keep your pet's wellbeing in check! 👍

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