
<p><strong>Viral Photos of Cat Getting &#8216;High&#8217; After Eating Marijuana Surfaces</strong></p>



<p>There are viral photos on the internet that captures the moment a cat got high on marijuana after eating the herb.</p>



<p>From the photos, one can see the leaves of marijuana in a tube. The tube was handed over to the cat and ‘she’ stuck its tongue out to have a taste.</p>



<p>Just after chewing the leaves, the cat got high:</p>



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<p><strong>How Marijuana Affects Cats</strong></p>



<p>Cats may be exposed to marijuana by ingestion of cigarettes or dried pot leaves. Products containing THC are becoming more common at dispensaries in a variety of forms, and can all cause marijuana toxicity in pets<a href="https://occupygh.com/viral-photos-of-cat-getting-high-after-eating-marijuana-surfaces">.</a> There have also been reports of secondhand smoke causing intoxication.</p>



<p>When inhaled or ingested, THC enters the body and binds with neuroreceptors in the brain, including norepinephrine, serotonin, and acetylcholine. This binding alters normal neurotransmitter function.</p>



<p>The most common side effects in cats are:</p>



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Depression</li><li>Lethargy</li><li>Listlessness</li><li>Loss of motor coordination or balance (stumbling)</li><li>Urinary incontinence</li><li>Low heart rate</li><li>Low blood pressure</li><li>Respiratory depression</li><li>Dilated pupils and glazed over eyes</li><li>Vocalization such as crying or whining</li><li>Agitation</li><li>Drooling</li><li>Vomiting</li><li>Seizures</li><li>Coma</li><li>Increased stimulation to noises or fast movements (some cats may experience hallucinations)</li><li>The signs of exposure can begin anywhere from 5 minutes to 12 hours after exposure, with symptoms lasting anywhere from a half-hour to several days.</li></ul>



<p>If your cat is showing symptoms of toxicity, or you believe that they may have ingested marijuana in some form, please call your veterinarian immediately.</p>




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Viral Photos of Cat Getting ‘High’ After Eating Marijuana Surfaces
Viral Photos of Cat Getting 'High' After Eating Marijuana Surfaces
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