Anyway, this is fast becoming a problem? Pets are more sensitive to marijuana than people are, and will suffer from some very unpleasant side effects which may include death. Be careful when storing your joints or disposing of butts, and for the love of God - if your pet ingests any kind of drug, don’t laugh it off. They may act in funny ways when high, but it’s actually very dangerous.
(Useful information: how much your pet weighs, what they’ve ingested, how much of it, and how much time has passed between ingestion and symptoms.)
PET POISON HELPLINE (800) 213-6680
WESTERN, CENTRAL AND NORTHERN EUROPE
UK and Europe - Animal Poison Line, 01202 50 90 00
France - CAPAE-Ouest, 02 40687740 | CNITV, 04 78871040
The following countries don’t have a dedicated veterinarian helpine. Please call your vet, or contact a 24/7 vet practice. In case of emergency, you can get information from the national poison helplines.
Switzerland, 145 or 044 251 51 51
Sweden, 112 or 010-456 6700
Italy doesn’t have a centralized helpline. Here you can find numbers for the different cities.
Lists and contact numbers of poison centres can be found here and here.
Remember, better safe than sorry: find a reliable vet as soon as you get a pet, keep their number and the number of a 24/7 practice in your wallet or taped to the front door next to the other emergency contacts, and know what could be dangerous for your pet so you can try and avoid accidents.