Whilst you can reduce the amount of smoke your pet is exposed to by smoking outdoors and by reducing the number of tobacco products smoked by the members of the household, stopping smoking completely is the best option for your pet's future health and wellbeing. 7 Additional Dangers of Tobacco Products There are other ways your dog, cat or other pet can be poisoned by tobacco products, including: By eating any portion of a cigarette or cigar By drinking water that is contaminated by a cigarette butt By ingesting a stop-smoking aid like nicotine gum or a nicotine patch Nicotine is toxic to pets, and eating a cigarette, chewing tobacco, or even just a portion of a cigar can be fatal
"These results are strong evidence that e-cigarettes are not helping to drive down youth cigarette use," Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said in a statement
Dip, Chew, Snuff, Snus: Smokeless Doesnt Mean Safe. (2019, May 16)
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If you suspect your cat ate chocolate, contact a veterinarian immediately