Labrador collapses on Ben Nevis after ingesting discarded cannabis on trail

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A black Labrador named Tokyo fell seriously ill while hiking Ben Nevis, Scotland's highest mountain, with vets suspecting she had consumed discarded cannabis on the trail. The Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team had to assist in carrying the stricken dog down the mountain. Tokyo was taken to a veterinary clinic where she received treatment and made a full recovery. Her owner is now urging fellow pet owners to remain vigilant about the risk of discarded drugs on popular hiking routes.

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