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:Smoke more Dope:Happy friday AFN! I dont have any animal stories myself, but i still chuckle occasionally at the story i heard here about their crop eaten by a deer (i think it was a deer.. i dont remember who it was to ask!) Not funny for them i know, but when that bud kicked in that deer must have gone to outer space!
 
Canna and cats... Well, we have two cats in Waxiville- Thelma and Louise. Thelma will BOLT at the first sign of cannabis being prepared for medicating- every time, all the time. Louise, on the other hand, will get in a "partying mood" and will come right up to us and 'bout put her little nose into the smoke! She'll get a few seconds of 2nd hand Ganja, lumber over to her food dish for some kibble, and then plop down for a true canna cat nap. Every so often, she'll get a cute little snore happening.... I'd post pics of the girls, but we're fresh out of tiny bandanas and micro-Oakleys.... lolol
 

Unfortunately I don't have a pet but if I did I would want to give it the best.
Here is a piece about cannabis and pets from the Peta website
Medical Marijuana for Animals: A Case for Compassion

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The following article was written by Dr. Amanda Reiman, who is the California policy manager for the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA). Based in San Francisco, Reiman leads the DPA’s marijuana reform work in California. She has conducted numerous studies on medical marijuana dispensaries, medical marijuana patients, and the use of marijuana as a treatment for addiction. She is also currently a lecturer in the School of Social Welfare at the University of California–Berkeley and lives in Oakland with her cat, Mama Cass.

Having an animal companion is one of the greatest joys in life, and supporting him or her through illness and the end of life can be one of the most difficult times. As human caregivers, we want to know that the treatments we are giving our animal companions are effective, humane, and causing more good than harm. Given that our animal friends may not be able to show us how they are feeling with complete accuracy, we are often left to make decisions about their medical treatments based on advice and good intentions.

This was the situation I was recently in when my kitty of 11 years, Monkey, was diagnosed with intestinal cancer. The tumor was not operable, and the vet believed that the best course of action was to keep her feeling as good as we could for as long as possible. The cancer has caused her to lose a lot of weight, and she was having trouble sleeping. I decided to mix a little cannabis oil in with her wet food and was astounded at the difference. She started acting like a kitten again, able to eat and play. She slept and purred and acted like herself again. Even though I ended up losing her to cancer several months later, in that time I got to enjoy her for the kitty she was, not watch her slowly disappear before my eyes. I had shared with my vet that I was giving her these treatments. My vet was supportive, and as a medical-marijuana patient in the state of California, I had access to the medicine that she needed. It was through researching this treatment that I discovered that medical marijuana for animals was not a new concept and was not as “out there” as I had originally thought.
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There is evidence that marijuana was used to treat horses by the Ancient Greeks through a treatment called Berlin Hippiatrica, which involves placing a mixture of herbs, including marijuana, on a horse’s wounds. A modern version, a poultice called Lame Away, was developed by Brian Walker and Ed Breslin in California, inspired by Walker’s daughter, who rides horses. After seeing inflammation problems that were not helped by traditional pain medications and alternative therapies such as chiropractors, Walker made a salve that included THC-A, the nonpsychoactive form of the chemical THC, which is found in marijuana. The effect on the horses was astounding, and Lame Away was born. The product line now includes the poultice, plus a salve for wounds and an internal tincture to maintain health, all made with THC-A so that they are not psychoactive. But topical preparations and nonpsychoactive versions of marijuana are not the only products being investigated by vets.

Veterinarian Doug Kramer from Los Angeles has developed a special tincture for dogs and cats made with marijuana called Canine Companion. The tincture is sold in medical-marijuana dispensaries and is designed to treat animals for pain, inflammation, and end-of-life health issues. As with medical marijuana for humans, it is personal experience that usually precedes involvement. Kramer had a similar experience with his dog as I did with Monkey. Marijuana eased the pain during her final weeks. The marijuana caused her to stop whimpering and start eating, gaining weight, and acting more like herself. It wasn’t a cure, but he believed it helped alleviate her pain during her last days. For human caregivers, this relief is really all we want for our animal companions.
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But there is a roadblock. Marijuana is regulated as a Schedule I substance, which greatly limits access for research purposes. Lisa Moses, V.M.D., Dipl. A.C.V.I.M., who serves on the board of directors for the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management has said that medical marijuana use could be beneficial to companion animals if it is delivered in a well-developed product. Kramer wants to see this development happen as well. However, he acknowledges that it could take years to develop such a product, and he is tired of euthanizing animals while wondering whether there was another option. Human caregivers have the right to speak for their animal companions and to explore alternative treatments to ease pain and suffering. Our animals depend on us for that.


Read more: http://www.peta.org/living/companio...ijuana-animals-case-compassion/#ixzz3GP4VW7L3
 
Waximus said:
Canna and cats... Well, we have two cats in Waxiville- Thelma and Louise. Thelma will BOLT at the first sign of cannabis being prepared for medicating- every time, all the time. Louise, on the other hand, will get in a "partying mood" and will come right up to us and 'bout put her little nose into the smoke! She'll get a few seconds of 2nd hand Ganja, lumber over to her food dish for some kibble, and then plop down for a true canna cat nap. Every so often, she'll get a cute little snore happening.... I'd post pics of the girls, but we're fresh out of tiny bandanas and micro-Oakleys.... lolol
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lol cats and pot.

There was a time when I was visiting some friends and they had to pop out for an hour. So there I was on my own with their cat who loved getting stoned, always come and sit next to you.
At the time I had some really nice manali charas and was getting nicely stone and the cat appears, so i started blowing some smoke its way. The cat was visably loving this doing the cat smile and contented eye closing wink like cats do.
So the joint gets finished and I am well sorted, feeling really good and I stroke the cat, but it doesn't move, so I give it a gentle prod & nothing, still not response, one totally baked cat.
I start to get a little worried, like maybe I the cat had had more smoke than it could handle, I feel panic rising in me, thinking shit what the heck should I do and the owners would be returning in half an hour or so. I didn't want them coming home to find their cat comatose.
Luckily for me I found a bag of triple strength capnip, so I rushed upstairs to where The cat and I had been happily imbibing our collective smoke and put some of the catnip under its nose. OMG the cat suddenly sprang into action, instantly bringing it out of it's catatonic state and was like a kitten darting around. I was seriously relieved and I have never told them of this day and their incredibly stoned cat. Well the cats out of the bag now. lol
 
It made me Smile the other day when someone said they wouldn't like to grow herb that smelled of cat piss..my immediate Thought was..you Would if you Tasted it......Cat Piss=Good Bud....
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I've always loved it. Strange how it can taste so good. I never knew which strain it was we we're buying though. It was always just random luck when we got it.

Does anyone know of a good cat piss strain? It's been so long since I've had it.
 
Here you go officinalis -

Cougar Piss - SoCal cat piss x Afghani #1 IBL http://raredankness.com/Seeds/INDICA/CougarPiss.htm

and here - http://www.sensibleseeds.com/rare-dankness-seeds-cougar-piss-regular.html

PMP Haze - socal cat piss x nevil's wreck - http://raredankness.com/Seeds/SATIVA/PMPHaze.htm

Code Blue - San Diego cat piss x face off og BX1 - http://archiveseedbank.com/seeds/code-blue

and here - http://www.seedsman.com/en/code-blue-regular-seeds

Stink Bomb - NorCal Catpiss x face off og Bx1 - http://archiveseedbank.com/seeds/stink-bomb

and here - http://www.seedsman.com/en/stink-bomb-regular-seeds

there are a few more crosses from different seed companies here - http://en.seedfinder.eu/search/results/
 
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Morning weed heads! The parade sucked just a bunch of kids. ill take pics of a real parade later this year.

weed and smells! I think weed will smell like what you want it to for the most part. i will tell a friend this bud taste like bubble gum and they smoke and say oh yea i taste it man!

i think it how the fairmones hit your brain..

the Elvis has no pets but i did have 2 sugar gliders for years and years
 
arty zan said:
lol cats and pot.

There was a time when I was visiting some friends and they had to pop out for an hour. So there I was on my own with their cat who loved getting stoned, always come and sit next to you.
At the time I had some really nice manali charas and was getting nicely stone and the cat appears, so i started blowing some smoke its way. The cat was visably loving this doing the cat smile and contented eye closing wink like cats do.
So the joint gets finished and I am well sorted, feeling really good and I stroke the cat, but it doesn't move, so I give it a gentle prod & nothing, still not response, one totally baked cat.
I start to get a little worried, like maybe I the cat had had more smoke than it could handle, I feel panic rising in me, thinking shit what the heck should I do and the owners would be returning in half an hour or so. I didn't want them coming home to find their cat comatose.
Luckily for me I found a bag of triple strength capnip, so I rushed upstairs to where The cat and I had been happily imbibing our collective smoke and put some of the catnip under its nose. OMG the cat suddenly sprang into action, instantly bringing it out of it's catatonic state and was like a kitten darting around. I was seriously relieved and I have never told them of this day and their incredibly stoned cat. Well the cats out of the bag now. lol
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Hilarious!! Bahahahaha
Lady Waxi had a thought a while back.. If 1/2 a joint will get me-200 pound human- right zoned, then imagine what a couple wafts of the Ganja are doing to a 12 pound cat! I tread very lightly... I think Louise would go catatonic for a week on one 2nd hand hit of the charas!! lololol
 
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