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Two sisters who really love and care for each other. ... See MoreSee Less

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Two sisters who really love and care for each other.
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They are adorable xx

So beautiful ❤❤❤

Look at this gorgeousness - Mala a 2 year old Labradoodle and Zizi a 7 month Spoodle.
Who would have thought that a morning walk would result in suspected Marijuana toxicity. It would appear both scrounged human faeces and possibly vomit when off lead. 30-90 minutes after eating clinical signs appear. When I saw Mala she was stumbling with feet crossing over, she had tremors, urinary incontinence, a slow heart rate, dull,agitated and dilated pupils. Due to THC being stored in body fat , the effects of ingestion can last for days. Once the owners got home Zizi was showing the same symptoms so she went to the afterhours clinic.
Treatment is to induce vomiting, activated charcoal to bind the toxins, keeping the dogs warm and intravenous fluid support if required.
When I checked in today both dogs had been for an evening walk and were happier and more settled. Thank goodness. They are just way too cute together. ... See MoreSee Less

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Look at this gorgeousness - Mala a 2 year old Labradoodle and Zizi a 7 month Spoodle. Who would have thought that a morning walk would result in suspected Marijuana toxicity. It would appear both scrounged human faeces and possibly vomit when off lead. 30-90 minutes after eating clinical signs appear. When I saw Mala she was stumbling with feet crossing over, she had tremors, urinary incontinence, a slow heart rate, dull,agitated and dilated pupils. Due to THC being stored in body fat , the effects of ingestion can last for days. Once the owners got home Zizi was showing the same symptoms so she went to the afterhours clinic. Treatment is to induce vomiting, activated charcoal to bind the toxins, keeping the dogs warm and intravenous fluid support if required. When I checked in today both dogs had been for an evening walk and were happier and more settled. Thank goodness. They are just way too cute together.
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Both gorgeous dogs, so pleased to hear they are better now.

Manu Caddie 🤨

What a croc of crap. It must've been more than Marijuana to have that effect. That wouldn't make them vomit anyway but the human faeces would.🤢🤮

Humans have a lot to answer for 😡😡…poor dogs .

So glad to hear that they are well, must share this for other dog lovers.

Omg incredibly stressful, I'm so glad to hear they are better ❤❤❤

Thank goodness. So glad to see this update

Wow that is gross 🤮 but also crazy, hope they both make a speedy recovery ❤

Where had they been walking? Keen to know where to avoid!

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Cute but disgusting! :-)

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Another week of awesome patients. BEST job EVER. ... See MoreSee Less

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Another week of awesome patients. BEST job EVER.
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