Anything out there for dog infused treats? Have plenty of bud to try and make something good for my dogs. If it works for humans why not our dogs. 
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THC is very toxic to dogs.
Thanks for the info. ,I found some other sites like the AKC. saying similar.
Yes, my poor lil English Bulldog got ahold of a roach once and ate it. He dripped pee for 30 min and he looked like Chong. He recovered quick but was scary.
My german shepherd did that too (she at gummys.) She was very wobbly, excitable, and piddled all over the living room like JayDawg’s did. She was fine the next morning, but yeah, it was scary.
Interesting anecdote or aside from the AKC article.
“In severely affected animals, we recommend a treatment called intralipid therapy, which is an infusion of lipid (the fat used in IV nutrition support) to help bind the marijuana and allow it to be eliminated from the body faster,” Dr. Meola says.
The do this because THC is fat soluble, so there is more fat to buffer the THC and carry it on through your system instead of your body absorbing it. This fat soluble property is why it takes so long to get clean for a pee test. You have to metabolize all the THC that is stored in your fat cells.
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@blackthumbetty had a thread about dossing her dog that had cancer.
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Don’t have recipes for dog but do for cat:
Peel one large onion and 4 clove of garlic,
Place in a large cooking pot filled with water.
Add one large cat…
Oh you meant recipes using herb for dogs sorry.
Cats ! I love cats want to trade recipes.
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Most of the recipes i see for dogs use cbd plants.
I have seen some do it though.
Yeah, I do use CBD for my dogs but not THC.
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My dogs eat or chew on the leaves i defoled all this summer… glad nothing happened.
Leaves rarely have thc in them, and if so negligible amounts. I let my dogs chew my stems after I’m done trimming, I just ensure there’s no bud leftover in the nodes.
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They seem to really like them lol