Fig 1.
Causal diagram representing the relationship between dog-level and community-level factors and the odds of a call being related to a dog poisoning event from a cannabis product.
Table 1.
Descriptive statistics concerning the frequency of calls made on behalf of US dogs to the APCCa for cannabis and non-cannabis poisoning events from each year of the study (2009–2014).
Table 2.
The characteristics of calls made on behalf of dogs from the US reporting poisoning events to the APCCa (2009–2014).
Table 3.
The frequency of US dogs reported to the APCCa associated with each county and state-level variable (2009–2014).
Table 4.
Descriptive statistics depicting county-level continuous variables (2009–2014).
Table 5.
Results of univariable mixed logistic regression models† examining associations between each individual dog-level variable on the odds of a US dog-associated poisoning call to the APCCa being related to cannabis (2009–2014).
Table 6.
Results of univariable mixed logistic regression models† examining the associations between each individual community-level variable on the odds of a US dog-associated poisoning call to the APCCa being related to cannabis (2009–2014).
Table 7.
Results of multivariable mixed logistic regression model† examining the associations between each dog-level and community-level variable on the odds of a poisoning call to the APCCa being related to cannabis (2009–2014).
Table 8.
Table of contrasts* examining the associations between each breed class on the odds of a poisoning call to the APCCa being related to cannabis (2009–2014).