Hi there! First off, don't worry—this isn't a dumb question at all, and you're definitely doing the right thing by seeking advice. When it comes to edibles, they can indeed be harmful to dogs because of the THC, which is toxic to our furry friends, and sometimes the ingredients inside like chocolate or raisins, which are also harmful.
Keep an eye on Buddy for these symptoms:
- Unsteadiness or wobbling when he walks
- Drowsiness or extreme lethargy
- Vomiting
- Excessive drooling
- Agitation or increased vocalization
- Irregular heartbeats
Since 10mg of THC can be a significant dose for a puppy depending on his size, I'd advise taking this seriously. While some dogs might just sleep it off, others may experience more severe reactions.
Here's what you can do right now:
- Monitor him closely and try to keep him in a quiet, comfortable area to minimize stress and injury.
- Make sure Buddy has access to water, but don't force him to drink.
You should absolutely call your vet immediately, especially if you notice any severe symptoms like intense lethargy, trouble breathing, or seizures. Even if symptoms seem mild, it's always a good idea to get professional advice as puppies are more sensitive to toxins than adult dogs.
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