Some of us might have a friend whose pet accidentally ate a pot brownie once, but a veterinary hospital in Denver recently reported a significant rise in dogs coming in after ingesting marijuana ...
As marijuana becomes legal across the country, more and more people are indulging in edibles. And with good reason. They have been known to help treat poor appetite, pain and weight loss in cancer ...
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA/Bloom) — As cannabis edibles become more common at parties and in households, veterinarians and dog trainers are warning pet owners to be extra cautious. Marijuana-related poisoning ...
Since California legalized recreational marijuana in late 2016, vets say they’ve noticed an increase in dogs accidentally eating cannabis. Pet owners say they are running into more discarded marijuana ...
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Pets are family members, and we all want our family members to stay healthy. So what happens if your pet accidentally ingests THC, by getting into an edible or nibbling on a ...
As marijuana becomes legal across the country, more and more people are indulging in edibles. And with good reason. They have been known to help treat poor appetite, pain and weight loss in cancer ...
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