"Cani bits" for dogs

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>>2275707

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>>2275707
Sorry it is rotating my pics for some reason

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this is abuse

>>2275739
Now PETA is going to break into the friend's house, steal the dog, then euthanize it.

Good job fag.

>>2275739
Wow, kill yourself. No seriously, do it.

>>2275769
>taking the bait

I dunno but me and my buddy used to give his old dog a piece of our pot muffins and he seemed to enjoy it

>>2276900
Are those intended for pain relief?

>>2278508
Aren't most freely commercialized weed meds for pain relief?

well it looks like they just have some CBD and no THC. For those of you who don't know what that means, THC is the stuff that gets you "high" and CBD is what is commonly associated with the more medicinal properties of cannabis. CBD can make you feel a little high if taken in huge doses (think 20-100 times the amount you would find in a plant) but mostly helps with pain relief, anxiety and other medical conditions. I doubt any dogs are going to get stoned from eating these, but as a regular weed smoker and dog owner I don't think there's much of a reason to get these aside from the novelty of giving your dog hemp CBD snacks. Also, your dog doesn't need to be stoned, stop trying to get your dog high

>>2279734

If the dog is elderly it may have joint pain. CBD can help with that for humans often, so it might work for dogs.

At any rate I doubt they'll do any harm if fed as directed. CBD is incredibly safe.

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>>2275739

>>2279734
If you read it at all you would have seen that I bought them to help with pain, not to "get my dog stoned"

>>2278725
I'm curious because those didn't say "CBD" anywhere in the package just "hemp"

>>2280176

It actually says "hemp seeds".

Hemp seeds have very little in the way of cannabinoids. They're basically tiny little nuts, with a taste sort of halfway between cashew and black tea.

>>2282360
So probably not for pain relief then