Healthcare for Pets

Our pets are incredibly important to us, and we want to keep them safe and take care of them to the best of our ability.


But pets are not people, and sometimes our best intentions can result in very dangerous complications. Accidental drug overdoses cause the deaths of a staggering number of Rhode Islanders, and certainly the last thing anyone would want is to add pets to that list. A very well-intentioned bill that would make medical marijuana legal and accessible to pets is now poised to pass through the State House, and this would be a terrible mistake.


Marijuana has been widely accepted for humans, and pot cookies are a pandemic staple in many households. But our dogs and cats have many more brain receptors for the hallucinogenic component of marijuana, THC, than humans do, and consuming even small amounts of marijuana can result in serious toxicity


We know how tempting it is to try products on our pets that are considered “natural” or “harmless.” But to keep our pets healthy and happy, let’s firmly say no to the reckless use of dangerous substances like marijuana that will cause more harm than intended. Please contact your senator or representative and let them know that this bill should not move forward, and do your part in helping keep our pets out of harm’s way!


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