More pets are being poisoned by marijuana plants and edibles than in the past and some even die, a new study finds.
Dogs can recognize different languages and nonsense words, study saysA survey of veterinarians found cases of poisoning occurred most frequently in dogs, but cats, iguanas, ferrets, horses and cockatoos also fell victim to the hallucinogenic effects of marijuana.
Pets can boost your brain power, study saysVeterinarians reported a rise in cases, which could be due to increased access to legal marijuana products in some US states and Canada, which legalized cannabis in 2018. It might also be due to more people being willing to report the real reason for their pet's symptoms, Khokhar said."When the drug is legalized, more people are going to be willing to report," Khokhar said.
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