"Protecting Pets from Wildfire Smoke Hazards: Tips and Tricks"
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As wildfire smoke from Canada drives air pollution to record-high levels, pet owners are advised to limit their pets' exposure to the smoky outdoors until air pollution returns to safe levels. Veterinarians suggest using HEPA filters for fine particles and keeping the animal's space well-ventilated. Signs of distress in pets include running noses, sneezing, gagging, coughing, weeping eyes, and swollen eyes. Pet owners are advised to contact their vet if they notice signs of distress in their pets.
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