An increasing number of dogs, cats and other pets are accidentally consuming marijuana — and experiencing the potentially dangerous symptoms of THC toxicity. On Christmas Eve, Meiyee Apple Tam ...

the number of dogs with marijuana poisoning has jumped, too. In fact, in 2022, the ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center reported an 11% rise in calls about pets that were exposed to pot-related ...

“Whether you can die from an overdose of marijuana, the answer is no,” says Alex Manini, an emergency medicine clinician specialist and toxicology expert at Mount Sinai Hospital in New Yor ...

"A million things were running through my head," said Scott, 68. Marijuana poisoning was not among them. "I would never had thought that," she said. Scott made a video call to Dr. Attas ...

“A million things were running through my head,” said Scott, 68. Marijuana poisoning was not among them. “I would never had thought that,” she said. Scott made a video call to ...

Cases of children consuming marijuana-laced treats grew as more ... which puts children at risk for increased toxicity from these exposures." Of the more than 7,000 cases of child exposures ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Veterinarians are seeing more cases of pets suffering from marijuana poisoning, both inside the house and from things found on the streets. Cannabis can be toxic for pets ...

so people are more likely to get worried and go to the hospital than if they had smoked marijuana, he said. Although edible products are more likely to lead to extreme intoxication, inhaled ...

Marijuana can be infused into almost anything ... If your child has symptoms like slowed breathing or seizures, call 911. While no overdose deaths have been reported in children due to edibles ...