A recent report highlights a concerning rise in marijuana toxicity cases among pets, with California taking the lead. As cannabis becomes more accessible, veterinarians in the state are witnessing a significant increase in cases where pets have ingested marijuana, often in the form of edibles. The report sheds light on the symptoms of marijuana toxicity in pets, which include lethargy, difficulty walking, and altered heart rates. Experts urge pet owners to keep cannabis products out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion. The Veterinary Practice News article emphasizes the need for increased awareness and education among pet owners regarding the potential dangers of marijuana exposure. Nationwide, the trend mirrors California’s with more states seeing a rise in pet toxicity as legalization of marijuana grows. As such, veterinarians play a crucial role in educating pet owners about the symptoms and necessary precautions.
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