My cat was thinking about trying oral ketamine, but he doesn't really know much and Erowid is missing some key information, namely any kind of qualitative dosage guide for oral use. It's my cat's understanding that powdered ketamine can be dissolved in hot water, mixed with orange juice and consumed for an effect that lasts longer and is a bit less efficient by dose than insufflation. Is this the case? Would 300mg be too low/high for a good oral k experience? My cat is experienced with shrooms, acid, DXM, salvia and various other psychoactive substances, and is looking for a 'real' ketamine trip, not the less trippy buzz he has heard of with low doses of the drug. Also, my cat's Erowid research leads him to the conclusion that ketamine used in reasonable amounts, orally, and infrequently is rather safe; is this the case? He's not really worried about the mental/emotional difficulty of the experience, just any physical risks presented by the substance.

My cat thanks you in advance for the help.
Solistus Reviewed by Solistus on . Ketamine My cat was thinking about trying oral ketamine, but he doesn't really know much and Erowid is missing some key information, namely any kind of qualitative dosage guide for oral use. It's my cat's understanding that powdered ketamine can be dissolved in hot water, mixed with orange juice and consumed for an effect that lasts longer and is a bit less efficient by dose than insufflation. Is this the case? Would 300mg be too low/high for a good oral k experience? My cat is experienced with Rating: 5