Medical Cannabis for Animals
One-on-One Consultations with Specialized Veterinarians
More than 30 veterinary professionals trained in medical cannabis will personally answer all your questions about treating your pet with cannabis.
Talks & Workshops on Veterinary Cannabis
Top experts in veterinary medicine and cannabis from Argentina will explain which conditions can be treated, how to calculate dosage, how to apply it to dogs and cats, and share the latest research and updates.
You’ll also learn how to make your own medicinal cannabis oil for pets in a hands-on workshop.
FAQs
What conditions in dogs and cats can be treated with cannabis?
CBD is used to help manage anxiety, pain, arthritis, seizures, and appetite issues in chronic illnesses like epilepsy or gastrointestinal inflammation.
How is medical cannabis used in pets?
CBD oil formulated for animals is administered orally. Dosing depends on weight, condition, and must always be guided by a veterinarian.
How many drops of cannabis oil should I give my pet?
Start with low doses (e.g., 0.1–0.5 mg/kg of CBD) and increase gradually until the desired effect is achieved — always under veterinary supervision.
Where can I get medical cannabis oil for pets?
At specialized events like Expo Cannabis or certified veterinary shops offering CBD products formulated for animal use and lab-tested for safety.
Is cannabis dangerous for dogs or cats?
High-THC cannabis is toxic for pets and may cause lethargy, disorientation, vomiting or seizures. However, CBD formulated for animals is safe when used under veterinary supervision.
What should I do if my pet accidentally ingests cannabis (THC)?
Take your pet to the vet immediately. Treatment includes IV fluids, activated charcoal, and monitoring. Symptoms can include ataxia, incontinence, and extreme drowsiness.
What harm can cannabis cause to pets?
THC poisoning can lead to vomiting, tremors, seizures, central nervous system depression, and in rare cases, coma. If treated in time, it’s rarely fatal.