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Contact Your Veterinarian Immediately

If you are able to make contact with your veterinarian, the procedures listed below will help guide you.

Key Points

  • Contact a Veterinarian Immediately
  • Follow the Vet’s Immediate Instructions
  • Continuous Monitoring and Communication
  • Prepare for a Vet Visit (If Needed)
  • Post-Incident Care and Prevention

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Dr. Asmat Khan.

Contact Your Veterinarian Immediately

1. Call Your Vet:

  • Use the emergency contact number of your veterinarian. If your vet is unavailable, contact an emergency animal hospital.

Provide Detailed Information:

  • Clearly describe what happened, the type and amount of cannabis ingested, and your dog’s current symptoms.
  • Professional guidance is crucial to managing your dogs condition and ensuring they receive the appropriate treatment.
 

2. Follow the Vet’s Immediate Instructions 

Monitor Closely:

  • Stay with your dog and observe if vomiting occurs. Do not attempt this without veterinary guidance.
  • The vets advice will be tailored to your dogs specific situation and is crucial for their safety.
 

3. Continuous Monitoring and Communication with the Vet

Regular Updates:

  • Call the vet periodically to provide updates on your dog’s condition. Follow any new instructions given.
 

Emergency Contacts:

  • Keep emergency contact numbers handy in case your dog’s condition worsens and you need immediate assistance.
  • Ongoing monitoring and communication with the vet ensure that your dog receives the best care and any changes in condition are promptly addressed.
 
 

4. Prepare for a Vet Visit (If Needed):

Transport Safely:

  • Prepare a leash, harness, and carrier (if applicable) to safely transport your dog. Drive carefully to avoid causing additional stress.

 

Bring Relevant Information:

  • Take the edible packaging with you to provide the vet with precise information about the ingested substance.
  • Your vet may ask that you bring in your dog. Gather items such as dog leash and any packaging information to take with you.
 
 

5. Post-Incident Care and Prevention 

Follow-Up Care: 

  • Follow the vet’s instructions for any necessary follow-up care, including monitoring your dog’s condition and administering any prescribed

Preventive Measures: 

  • Store cannabis products in secure containers and out of your dog’s reach. Educate all household members about the dangers of pets ingesting cannabis.
  • Ensuring full recovery and preventing future incidents are crucial for your dogs health and safety.

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