I know this is an old post, but my dog ate a bunch of vaporized weed last night. We thought he'd sleep it off but this morning he is still unable to walk around, I took him outside to go pee but he peed all over himself! He won't get up or walk around. I found on the internet the side affects can last up to 72 hours. I'm worried, I have a newborn baby & taking the dog to the vet is not exactly on the agenda. Do you think he'll get better or maybe I should have my husband take him? If he was ok all night I'd imagine they'd just send us home & tell us to wait it out. I don't want to waste time/money...my poor dog! I love him so much...
Dog Ate Brownie! Help!
- Thread starter GrapeApe420
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Bud Frosty
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Turn on the tube and give him some cheetos n iced tea. Usually works for me.
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skateNsmoke
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ehh hes high.. i think hes just feelin good haha
BTKlotusninja420
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lol my dog eats mass weed off of the floor all of the time he loves it!
stickyickys
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haha yeah dogs.
after reading all this, obviously some people have varying opinions. thc doesn't harm the dog in my experience. it's just some dogs like it, some don't. my mom actually has a dog will annoy the hell out of you until you smoke and let her bask in, or just eat some. but another dog won't come near it.
i had a pit that would literally do anything he could to get to it. he ate a QP off a plate one day, that was the most at any given time. he was fine, i mean he was high as hell, but he just sat there for hours devouring a bone that was a cows leg (he actually snapped it in half within 30 seconds rofl).
TBH i'd be way more worried about the chocolate. it's not cuz of caffeine and it has NOTHING to do with dark or light/milk chocolate. it's about a sugar in the chocolate (or an enzyme maybe) that dogs literally can't digest and is very, very bad for them. however, it does take A LOT of chocolate to really do anything. being a 15 LB dog i'd say he's fine. and of course seeing as this was posted days and days ago, well actually months ago from my time stamps
anyway, again it just depends on the dogs. the one that love to smoke with you is like 20 lbs and she ate like 1/2 oz one day, she just laid there and chilled and gnawed on a bone as well. just like people though i'm sure some dogs can have adverse reactions, like seizures. however, stating that it's just bad for dogs and they will do it....well i've never seen a dog have a bad reaction nor even heard of it so i would have to say it's a dog to dog basis.
after reading all this, obviously some people have varying opinions. thc doesn't harm the dog in my experience. it's just some dogs like it, some don't. my mom actually has a dog will annoy the hell out of you until you smoke and let her bask in, or just eat some. but another dog won't come near it.
i had a pit that would literally do anything he could to get to it. he ate a QP off a plate one day, that was the most at any given time. he was fine, i mean he was high as hell, but he just sat there for hours devouring a bone that was a cows leg (he actually snapped it in half within 30 seconds rofl).
TBH i'd be way more worried about the chocolate. it's not cuz of caffeine and it has NOTHING to do with dark or light/milk chocolate. it's about a sugar in the chocolate (or an enzyme maybe) that dogs literally can't digest and is very, very bad for them. however, it does take A LOT of chocolate to really do anything. being a 15 LB dog i'd say he's fine. and of course seeing as this was posted days and days ago, well actually months ago from my time stamps
anyway, again it just depends on the dogs. the one that love to smoke with you is like 20 lbs and she ate like 1/2 oz one day, she just laid there and chilled and gnawed on a bone as well. just like people though i'm sure some dogs can have adverse reactions, like seizures. however, stating that it's just bad for dogs and they will do it....well i've never seen a dog have a bad reaction nor even heard of it so i would have to say it's a dog to dog basis.
Dr. Greenhorn
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my dogs must have a high tolerance or something.........
zeldareaver
Active Member
Thats funny within a sense hope ur dogs alright. At least he wont forget his first time