Danger at the school
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Re: Danger at the school
From the Mich Vet,
THC can easily be detected in either blood or urine.
the active chemical is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Pets are most frequently exposed when they ingest baked products with this drug as an ingredient, eat the remains of marijuana cigarettes, or otherwise get into somebody’s “stash”.
Most animals recover fully following treatment and death occurs rarely.
But they might have the urge to wear ty dye clothing ( couln't resist)
THC can easily be detected in either blood or urine.
the active chemical is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
Pets are most frequently exposed when they ingest baked products with this drug as an ingredient, eat the remains of marijuana cigarettes, or otherwise get into somebody’s “stash”.
Most animals recover fully following treatment and death occurs rarely.
But they might have the urge to wear ty dye clothing ( couln't resist)
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Re: Danger at the school
Sugars Mom wrote:They said they see it often enough, and well, it is BC...lots of potheads here.Christie M wrote:I"m very glad that she's OK. I have never heard of that beforeI need to do some research with that. Seems like it could be any kinda of toxin. I wonder what makes the experience indicative of THC.
With that being said. The ty dye look of our brindles might be an indication that the are more prone to being users?
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Re: Danger at the school
Not to mention their roots, afterall they are Dutch, and like all Dutch wear wooden shoes, everyone also smokes (or eats) potvneerland wrote: With that being said. The ty dye look of our brindles might be an indication that the are more prone to being users?(could not resist that either, in light of the above remark)
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Re: Danger at the school
You two "crack" me upMarjolein wrote:Not to mention their roots, afterall they are Dutch, and like all Dutch wear wooden shoes, everyone also smokes (or eats) potvneerland wrote: With that being said. The ty dye look of our brindles might be an indication that the are more prone to being users?(could not resist that either, in light of the above remark)
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Re: Danger at the school
Just making light jokes about a serious situation. We all love Sugar and are glad she's okay.
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Sugar looks like a miniature Dutch Shepherd with floppy ears, and has every ounce of DS traits in her little body!
I hope to learn from other DS owners and share doggy experiences. - Location: Victoria BC
Re: Danger at the school
There are lots of things that are dangerous if injested...like pointsettias, raisons, some mushrooms or berries.vneerland wrote:
I have a hard time believing that a dog would have such a reaction to a natural dried plant. It's not like she was chewing on datura leaves or something. I still have my doubts. (despite an occasional vet who says such and such) But it is certainly worthy of more research on my behalf.
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Re: Danger at the school
Sorry, I just couldnt resist (I was a teenager in the Flower Child -- Hippie era).Dutchringgirl wrote:felixone123 wrote:GSDNanny wrote:So she didnt have the munchies?Just kidding!
that's funny!!
So glad she is doing better.![]()
HAHA luckily my coffee brewing or I would have spit it out.
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Re: Danger at the school
Seriously though, I was telling a k9 handler friend of mine about Sugar's incident and she said that it could have been a host of things, narcotic, with all of the varities the kids are coming up with these days, esp made to look/taste like candy. Either way, this is a lesson for us all to be observant so thank you for sharing.. Glad Sugar is doing well.
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Re: Danger at the school
Yeah, you're right. I know all my brindles wear wooden shoes. But paws off, the pot's mine!Marjolein wrote:Not to mention their roots, afterall they are Dutch, and like all Dutch wear wooden shoes, everyone also smokes (or eats) pot
True denise. They spike some light stuff (like pot) with formaldehyde for a bigger kick.GSDNanny wrote:Seriously though, I was telling a k9 handler friend of mine about Sugar's incident and she said that it could have been a host of things, narcotic, with all of the varities the kids are coming up with these days, esp made to look/taste like candy. Either way, this is a lesson for us all to be observant so thank you for sharing.. Glad Sugar is doing well.
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Re: Danger at the school
Marjolein wrote:formaldehydeWhere do kids get that from?!
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Just a random thought.....
The Dollar General stores now sell THC detection tests. They are right next to the $1 pregnancy tests
I wonder if they would work on other species? I would assume that they would if it is just testing for the chemical presence. Hmmmmmmmmm
The Dollar General stores now sell THC detection tests. They are right next to the $1 pregnancy tests
I wonder if they would work on other species? I would assume that they would if it is just testing for the chemical presence. Hmmmmmmmmm
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Re: Danger at the school
Christie, very sad, but good to know. I have 2 grandsons (14 & 15), just through a parental breakup, and maybe random checks wouldn't be a bad thing. (keep them on their toes). Basically both very good kids, but ya never know----even in this small town. ( But if they should get some girl preg./start drugging, I may have to kill them.)
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