Pets not eating more marijuana in California post Prop. 64, data shows

Mercury News
By Brooke Edwards Staggs, The CannifornianJun 5, 2018, 10:00 am11 pts
Pets aren’t getting stoned more, or less, than they did before recreational cannabis became legal earlier this year in California. For several years, calls to animal poison control centers about pets accidentally ingesting marijuana — typically when the drug is used as an ingredient in food — have been on…

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