Recent wildfires throughout the Los Angeles, California, region have left both pets and people breathing in smokey air that can be detrimental to their respiratory health. Veterinarians are seeing more pets with irritations in eyes, noses, as well as experiencing labored breathing.
What to do if you find yourself in this situation? Take care of yourself, and then make sure your pet stays where the cleanest air is available. If you have air conditioning, this means turning it on with all windows closed. See your vet if symptoms persist, the full article gives an at-a-glance list of what to watch for that could cause serious illness if not treated promptly.
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