Actually, when a dog eats even a few grams of marijuana it can have serious consequences. Dogs do NOT have the same THC receptors and so NOT metabolize weed like we (as humans) do. Symptoms of an overdose (it does not take much) are dizziness, uncoordinated, thirsty, dialated pupils, listlessness, urinary incontinence (inability to hold urine), diarrhea, vomiting, and even death is the dose is high enough. Short end of it, don't let it happen. The vet bill will be VERY high!
if a dog eats mice poison you should see a vet about it
If a dog eats marijuana it will die instantly... but if a dog eats 2 grams of marijuana (putting it as if he smoked it) and weighs 80 pounds (if it were fat) it would probably stay for 12-30 days depending on the fats of the body and the little fat on muscles.
Induce vomiting as soon as possible, monitor closely and start an IV fluid line just in case.
this would depends on how much he ate, it sure is not the best thing for him, keep a close eye on your dog, if he starts to vomit or have a seizure take it to vet immediately
its okay it he or she dose my do has and he or she should be fine
no. if your dog eats grass, most likely he/she has diarrhea
You should take them to the vet right away!
take it to the vet immediately
It depends on what kind of dog it is and how much it eats? if it just ate a little bit it should fine but if it ate copious amounts like half a pumpkin take it to the vet?
If your dog eats a battery, you should seek immediate veterinary care. Batteries can be toxic and cause serious harm to your dog's health. Do not induce vomiting or give any home remedies without consulting a professional.
If your dog eats raw dough, you should contact your veterinarian immediately. Raw dough can expand in the stomach and cause serious health issues for your dog. It's important to seek professional advice to ensure your dog's safety and well-being.
It should eat what it eats normally.