WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!

The Cannabis Oil that is taken by humans for medicinal purposes is VERY TOXIC to dogs. My dog is now in the vet for the next 48 hours being sedated and flushed out. It affects their kidneys. She ate a milliliter of oil this a.m. at 7:45 (at least she had the good sense not to eat the syringe but it was in pieces) and at 8:30 I was in front of Ladrone's Clinic waiting for the emergency vet to arrive that I called at 8:15. She weighs 60 pounds.
It was on a mantle... obviously not high enough. Please keep your pets safe and lock it away in a drawer!

Good luck with your pop's overdose. What were her symptoms?

Major paranoia... like ducking to avoid the hand that she normally loves to have stroking her ears. And the shakes with a startled like movement every few minutes.

Sounds like she is really stoned. I thought medical oil wasn't supposed to contain any THC just CBD.....no?

No. It can have one or the other or both.
It depends entirely upon the medical problem that you have
What you can buy here has minimal CBD and more THC.

How's the dog doing?

I gave it a to Louie (half grain of rice equivalent) daily for about 3 weeks for anxiety. Told Dr. Daniel and he said to watch the kidneys. After 3 weeks he started vomiting it up undigested and I stopped.

Just got the word that she's stable. Next important crossroads is the 24 hour mark. I'm a wreck.
Honest to God, I'd rather go back to multiple cataplexies a day than ever have to deal with this again.

ferret wrote:No. It can have one or the other or both.
It depends entirely upon the medical problem that you have
What you can buy here has minimal CBD and more THC.

I take CBD oil for back pain. It has no THC.

CBD does not work for my problem. Is your oil in a syringe? And is it CBD made from HEMP or CBD made from cannabis which is not very common?

Went and got to see her today. Kidneys are working fine and she has been taken outside to pee on her own. But she needs another couple of IV flushings today. I will be bringing her home tomorrow but things are looking much improved.

Very happy for you both, Ferret! Thank you for the update.

Thank you for caring Lady O.

Great news Ferret. Gotta watch those darn counter surfers.

great news Ferret!

Thanks to all!
I laughed out loud when I read Flamingo's description of "counter surfers" and I needed that laugh badly. HAH! Let's see if either of them can open locked desk drawers now.
Cora (the shorter member of the team and the victim here) is also a member of the SS......... The Sock Suckers.

Cora is now home. A HUGE thank you to the Ladron Clinic for knowing what to do to detoxify her. Their recovery room has both heat and air conditioning to keep the patients comfortable. Their knowledge and caring has been the reason that I've used them for the six years that Ajijic has been my home. Thanks again to the emergency vets and permanent staff there as well. Mil gracias.