Lilly in distress. She could hardly stand or walk, eyes were watery and I feared she was having a stroke
I rushed her to the vet. He took her vitals and asked if she have ate some poison set out for mice. I said no. Antifreeze, no. Meds, I said no. Then I told him I do have a medical card. He said that had to be it. Said he sees it happen all the time. I felt so bad and he could tell.
He told me to take her home and give her some pizza and she’ll be fine.

He always got up in my face when I packed a bowl. He loved it.

When a smoke session begins.

Mine almost died when a friend secretly gave my dog some oil for her pain and it almost killed her then I almost killed him for doing it. There is medicinal pot/THC for dogs but it is different than humans and you must go via a vet to be safe.

Every cat I have ever owned loved to nibble on the fresh green leaves. Never affected them at all as far as I could tell.

...whenever I "packed the pipe" she would jump up on my lap and watch me eagerly and expectantly... after a couple of hits she would jump down, lay on the floor and stare at the wall clock for about 45 minutes...

Sure do miss that girl...

he is 100lbs, so i assume he has a high tolerance.

no one ever encouraged my cat to smoke and he lived to be 21 years old, was never sick a day in his life and died in his sleep. Kitty liked a bong hit. Just one, a small one. It started when he would stick his head down the chamber of the bong after we had smoked. He became soooo insistent that we started leaving a little smoke for him. He didn't do it every time or even every day, but several times a week he would let you know what he wanted. Afterwards he would go mess with the dogs, pig out and then sleep. He wasn't interested in raw leaves or any edibles and cat nip had no effect on him.
Our current cat will sniff the container occasionally but that is where her curiosity ends.