What happens when a cat eats marijuana??? Must see it!!!!

either way stupid fucking cat damaged the plant not cool.

so funny

FAKE AND FUCKING GAY

And yet, Funny.

SUPER PIN!!!

so retarded I had to laugh.

the cat enlightenment is here.

i dunno.. I had some plants outside one year and when i went to check on them something had just ate about every leaf off it. Went back 10 days later and they actually looked much better, way fuller. The cat was just doing a lil trimming.

Hope the cat pukes all over your house. Its not funny. Can make the cat very sick moron...

The psycho active ingredient in the marijuana only activates when the substance is HEATED. The cat was NEVER under a any influence of it.

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It might have been funny IF it was the SAME cat. Dumbass!

Not the same cat stupid fucks

It was still funny.

Says the Dumbass!

I laughed so hard at this

Thanks I needed that

Plus THC is low in the leaves, its stores most in the flower.

Marijuana is POISONOUS to pets. They do not get "high" as humans do... they are suffering from being poisoned!


[link to www.petpoisonhelpline.com]

Excerpt:

"Poisonous to: Cats, Dogs

Level of toxicity: Moderate to severe

Common signs to watch for:
•Severe depression
•Walking drunk
•Lethargy
•Coma
•Low heart rate
•Low blood pressure
•Respiratory depression
•Dilated pupils
•Coma
•Hyperactivity
•Vocalization
•Seizures "

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this guy is right you know...

it's called decarboxylation... a fresh weed plant has THCA molecules. When THCA is treated with heat... the chemical process releases it as THC ...which is what gets you high.

if you took weed, put it on a plate, covered it in tinfoil and put it in the oven for 10 minutes or so... allow it to cool with the foil still on so the vapors stay within the weed and THEN eat it ...you would get high.

For those stupid enough to poison their pets:

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Excerpt:

"...there is a chemical in marijuana, THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), that is toxic to cats and dogs.[1] It can affect a pet's central nervous system, heart, and digestive tract, in addition to temporarily affecting its motor control and mental health. In order to prevent marijuana poisoning, all forms of marijuana need to be kept away from your pets and you need to be able to assess your cat or dog for the signs of accidental ingestion"

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If that's the case, then how do people get stoned from eating pot brownies and the like?

They sell pet treats at the dispensaries