Hunting and hallucinogens: The use psychoactive and other plants to improve the hunting ability of dogs.
Journal of Ethnopharmacology August 2, 2015 Bradley C Bennett, Rocío Alarcón 43 citations
Cultures throughout the world give plants to their dogs in order to improve hunting success. These practices are best developed in lowland Ecuador and Peru. There is no experimental evidence for the efficacy of these practices nor critical reviews that consider possible pharmacological effects on dogs based on the chemistry of the ethnoverterinary plants. This review has three specific aims:...