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2. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to › grow-plantsPet-Friendly Weedkillers - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Apr 30, 2021 · There are a number of ways to tackle weeds that are completely pet-safe: Hand weeding. A range of weeding tools include long and short-handled hoes, and weeding knives. On a dry, breezy day, hoe off weeds by slicing them off at the soil’s surface and they’ll quickly die. Weed burners.

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3. www.cats.org.uk › dangerous-plantsPlants Poisonous to Cats – Our Guide | Cats Protection

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   Your cat may take an interest in certain types of weeds when they explore outdoors. However, not all weeds are safe for your cat and some can even be poisonous if ingested. Some types of grass are safe for cats to eat, but it may be dangerous if contaminated with herbicides or pesticides. Read more about cats eating grass.

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4. www.catster.com › nutrition › can-cats-eat-weedCan Cats Eat Weed? Vet-Approved Facts & Safety Guide

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   Sep 12, 2024 · The answer to this question is a resounding no, cats should not eat weed. We’ll explore why your cat cannot eat weed so you can avoid a potentially harmful situation for your pet.

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5. catorcat.com › cats-and-weedEverything You Need to Know About Cats and Weed - Cat or Cat

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   • How Cats Might Be Exposed to Marijuana
   • The Effects of Weed on Cats
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   • Can I Give My Cat My Medical Marijuana?
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   Cats are exposed to marijuana through the ingestion of dried leaves lying around the house, smelling marijuana smoke, or in some cases, smoke or vapor can stick to their fur, and your cat accidentally licks the area. However way your cat has been exposed to marijuana, it can be difficult for you and a vet to determine whether or not they have. Ther...

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   When humans smoke or ingest weed, the THC (tetrahydrochloride) and CBD(cannabidiol) compound found in marijuana interact with the endocannabinoid system in the body. This system is responsible for a number of bodily functions and hormones, such as sleep, appetite, and stress levels. And humans are not the only ones who have this system. Surprisingl...

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   While cats do have endocannabinoid systems, the real effects on their bodies have not been thoroughly studied, and thus, cat parents should be wary of marijuana intoxication, which can happen in your feline friends. As mentioned, there is no diagnostic test to properly determine if your cat has indeed ingested weed. The best thing for you and your ...

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   Medical marijuana for humans is not recommended to be used on cats, especially ones with more than 0.5% THC. As mentioned beforehand, marijuana intoxication can happen with your furry friend and it is always a must that you choose to put your cat’s health and safety first above anything else. Giving your cat any form of medication without the recom...

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   Prevention is always better than cure and thus, as responsible pet owners, it is your responsibility to keep your cat safe from the possibility of weed inhalation and/or ingestion. If you must smoke weed at home, prevent your cat from getting high by smoking in areas where your cat doesn’t have the possibility of smelling or inhaling the smoke or v...

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7. www.weforum.org › stories › 2020This pet food uses edible insects to cut carbon | World ...

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   Dec 16, 2020 · Alex Thornton. Nestlé is the latest pet food manufacturer to start using edible insects. Insect farming produces much lower greenhouse gas emissions than beef, chicken or pork. Insects can provide essential proteins and amino acids needed by cats and dogs.

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   Sep 28, 2023 · including why it's not okay for your cat to eat dog food and what you must do if your cat sneaks a nibble of your dog's dinner. Key Takeaways: Dog food is not toxic to cats but can cause health problems if consumed regularly.

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   Are weeds pet friendly?

   • There are a number of ways to tackle weeds that are completely pet-safe: Hand weeding. A range of weeding tools include long and short-handled hoes, and weeding knives. On a dry, breezy day, hoe off weeds by slicing them off at the soil’s surface and they’ll quickly die Weed burners.

   Pet-Friendly Weedkillers - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Can cats eat weeds in the summer?

   • During summer, be cautious of spiky seeds from grass or non-toxic weeds such as wood avens, as they can get stuck in your cat's ears, nose, paws, or even skin. Brush off any seeds from their fur and check around their face and paws to prevent discomfort or health issues for your cat.

   Plants Poisonous to Cats – Our Guide | Cats Protection

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   Can cats eat poisonous plants?

   • To keep your cat safe, we recommend avoiding toxic plants and flowers altogether. Any plants or flowers marked as caution-advised should be kept out of reach, particularly if your cat is a nibbler. Will cats eat poisonous plants?

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   Does weed affect cats?

   • Whether you are smoking or vaping marijuana in the presence of your cat, or it’s simply sitting around the house, you have to be mindful because any ingestion, marijuana or not, can potentially cause unpleasant effects on your pet. To understand how weed affects cats, let’s dig deeper into the topic.

   Is Marijuana Toxic to Cats? The Do-s and Don't-s GUIDE - Cat or Cat

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   Do cats eat grass?

   • Although cats like to eat grass, most are very wary of eating anything unusual, which means plant poisoning cases taken to the vets are rare. When a cat does become unwell, it is usually because something has brushed on their fur or paws, which they have then ingested while grooming.

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   Can cats smoke weed at home?

   • If you must smoke weed at home, prevent your cat from getting high by smoking in areas where your cat doesn’t have the possibility of smelling or inhaling the smoke or vapor. If you have edibles like cookies, brownies, candies, and other marijuana-tinged food items, make sure you store them in an area where your cat can’t get to them.

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10. cats.com › can-cats-eat-dog-foodCan Cats Eat Dog Food? (A Vet's Perspective) - Cats.com

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    Apr 12, 2023 · Cats are certainly capable of eating wet and dry dog food (as evidenced by my own moggy who will happily try to dislocate his jaw in an effort to eat giant-sized dog kibble!), but from a nutritional perspective, cats really shouldn’t eat dog food. Is It Safe for Cats To Eat Dog Food?