Pet toxin — Marijuana / THC (neurological & cardiovascular; edibles risk)

Pet toxin

The text below is reproduced verbatim from the Pet Poison Helpline toxin page.

> Bud, Dabs, Grass, Hash Oil, Hemp, Pot, THC, Weed

> Ingestion of psychoactive marijuana by companion animals leads to gastrointestinal distress, neurological signs (e.g., stumbling gait, dazed or aggressive mental status, sudden flinching), and uncontrolled urination.

> Severe signs including collapse, seizure, and difficulty breathing may also occur.

> Inhalation of psychoactive marijuana smoke can result in pet poisoning.

> There is no safe dose of psychoactive marijuana for companion animals.

Source: pdf-raw/pet-toxicology/pph_marijuana.txt (faithful tag-stripped extraction of https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/poison/marijuana/).

Claims (verified C1 substrings of source_file)

• Bud, Dabs, Grass, Hash Oil, Hemp, Pot, THC, Weed
• Ingestion of psychoactive marijuana by companion animals leads to gastrointestinal distress, neurological signs (e.g., stumbling gait, dazed or aggressive mental status, sudden flinching), and uncontrolled urination.
• Severe signs including collapse, seizure, and difficulty breathing may also occur.
• Inhalation of psychoactive marijuana smoke can result in pet poisoning.
• There is no safe dose of psychoactive marijuana for companion animals.