If your cat ate marijuana or was exposed to cannabis products, it’s important to take it seriously. Cats are more sensitive to THC than humans, and even small amounts can cause noticeable symptoms.
Exposure can happen through edibles, smoke, oils, or dried plant material.
If you think your cat has been exposed, take these steps:
Call our veterinary team now: 425-800-8818
Same-day urgent care appointments are available.
Marijuana (THC) is toxic to cats and can affect their nervous system. Edibles are especially concerning because they may also contain chocolate, xylitol, or other harmful ingredients.
Even secondhand exposure, such as inhaling smoke, can cause symptoms.
Symptoms can appear within 30 minutes to a few hours. Common signs include:
In more severe cases, cats may become very depressed or unresponsive.
You should contact a veterinarian if:
If your cat is very lethargic, unresponsive, or having tremors, seek care immediately.
At L&L Animal Urgent Care, treatment focuses on supporting your cat until the effects wear off.
Treatment may include:
Most cats recover with supportive care, but monitoring is important.
Marijuana exposure can be scary, but with prompt care, most cats recover well. If you’re unsure, it’s always best to have your cat evaluated.
We provide same-day urgent care to help your pet get the support they need.
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