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More Pet Owners Experimenting With Cannabis Edibles to Manage Pet Pain and Stress

Edibles still have not been approved by federal regulators.

Some pet owners are giving their older, sick or anxious pets treats containing cannabis. While anecdotal evidence has indicated possible benefits, the edibles have not been approved for use by federal regulators and California’s veterinary board has said any veterinarians offering or recommending cannabis to animals could lose their licenses. Some pet owners are giving their older, sick or anxious pets treats containing cannabis. While anecdotal evidence has indicated possible benefits, the edibles have not been approved for use by federal regulators and California’s veterinary board has said any veterinarians offering or recommending cannabis to animals could lose their licenses. Santa Cruz Sentinel, 11/20

 

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