Place marijuana paraphernalia out of reach. If you have marijuana paraphernalia laying around your house, that could be a risk to your pet's health as well. Smoking apparatus such as bongs and pipes may contain a significant amount of marijuana.
There's no doubt Oklahoma's medical marijuana business is booming, but in turn, it's hurting some four-legged family members. Dr. Mike Jones with Woodland West Animal Hospital said pets eating pot is becoming an everyday thing in Oklahoma.
Over the past decade, pets that accidentally ate cannabis or marijuana have surged to 765%. Due to its legalisation, there is an increase in cannabis purchases which exposes pets to a bigger risk of ingesting marijuana by mistake. |
NEWStat - 1/8/2014. The legalization of medical marijuana spreading across the country has also led to a spike in marijuana ingestion accidents for the nation's pets, according to SFGate.com.
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Hilarious video shows pets looking VERY relaxed after devouring their owner's MARIJUANA plantsOwner of the home heard a noise coming from inside and checked her plantsPair of cats appear to be stoned after knocking over and eating cannabis plant
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Dr. Deb Deans with Bennett Creek Animal + PET Urgent Care told Guenova that her Lora had swallowed an edible with THC in it. NOTE: Some of the animals shown in FOX 5's story were NOT admitted because they ingested THC. They are only patients at the hospital.
A study by Trupanion, a company that sells pet insurance, finds California is now the number one state in the nation for marijuana-related pet health claims. Washington and New York are second and third, respectively.
