"Protecting Your Pets from Wildfire Smoke: Expert Tips"
TL;DR
As Canadian wildfires cause poor air quality in parts of the US, pet owners are advised to keep their pets indoors as much as possible and limit outdoor time to short bathroom breaks only. Signs of distress in pets include increased breathing rate, coughing, sneezing, and red or running eyes. Brachycephalic dog breeds and pets with respiratory conditions are more susceptible to negative consequences from poor air quality. Pet owners should also consider using HEPA filters and providing indoor stimulation for their pets. In case of evacuation, pet owners should have a plan and a pet evacuation kit ready.
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