Anonymous #2 6w

this isn’t my pic just a random one i found online i would never smoke around a feline and broke it off with my friends who do!

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Anonymous OP 6w

Okay so seems like I have even more of a reason to stick with edibles lol. As if worrying about the potential smell wasn’t bad enough.

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Anonymous #2 6w

It’s not deadly it just affects them way quicker and stronger than us bc they’re so tiny and their cannabinoid receptors are more attuned than humans. It’ll make them really high and really sick and probably make them throw up; it’s not good for them, but I’ve never heard of a cat dying from weed. Still, smoke/vape responsibly.

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Anonymous #4 6w

Until/unless ur cat is fat as shit and pulls a Garfield and eats ur edibles

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Anonymous OP 6w

Hehe no worries!, I wasn’t makin that assumption, I just wanted to be sure to vocalize it, as it’s not common knowledge!

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Anonymous #5 6w

A consequence of them being affected quicker and stronger to an already pungent substance, is death, that’s the point of me saying it’s deadly. getting “Really high” and “Really sick” can literally, yes, result in death. Don’t have second hand smoke around animal with sensitive respiratory EVER.

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Anonymous #2 6w

Every substance has a toxicity level to every creature. It is improbable to kill a medium/large pet from second hand weed smoke, unless it has some kind of condition.

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Anonymous #5 4w

Yes, I know, and as I said, cats, have a high sensitivity. Their respiratory systems are immensly sensative, and THC of any ammount, is very toxic to them. Second hand, is harmful, meaning smoking in the room with them is a no go, just smoke out side, not that’s hard. Third degree from second hand, is even worse. Gettin their fur by the second hand in the air, or, on your clothes, and if they lick you, or your clothes, or themselves, they ingest it.

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