07/16/2026
🚒🔥Air Quality Alert for Pets!🔥🚒
Smoke from the Canadian wildfires has created hazy skies and reduced air quality across our area.
Just like people, pets can be affected by poor air quality.
Consider:
• Keeping walks short and avoiding strenuous exercise.
• Bringing pets indoors as much as possible.
• Keeping windows closed and running air conditioning or an air purifier if available.
• Making sure fresh water is always available.
Watch for signs such as coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, excessive panting, eye irritation, or unusual lethargy. Pets with heart or lung disease, senior pets, puppies, kittens, and flat-faced breeds are especially at risk.
If your pet is showing respiratory distress or you're concerned about their breathing, contact us right away.
Stay safe, and let's all hope for clearer skies soon!