Smoke can affect pets
too. The same smoke particles that
cause problems for people may also cause problems for animals. Don't force your
animals to run or work in smoky conditions. If your pet has heart or lung
disease, follow the same guidelines as for sensitive people. Contact your local veterinarian with specific questions and concerns. Or if needed, you can call Dr. Thomas Gilliom with the Washington State Department of Agriculture, Animal Health Division at 360-725-5655.
Welcome to the Washington Smoke blog, a partnership between state, county, and federal agencies, and Tribes. We coordinate to collectively share info for Washington communities affected by wildfire smoke. If the air monitoring map doesn't display here, links to additional monitoring maps can be found under the 'Monitoring & Forecasting' tab.
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