Pets and secondhand smoke harm pets and people
Vets warn environmental tobacco smoke endangers dogs and cats with cancer and respiratory illness. Studies link smoker homes to higher risks of lung cancer, nasal cancer in long nosed dogs, oral cancer and lymphoma in cats, and avian respiratory problems. Third hand smoke adds skin irritation and cat mouth cancer risk.
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Colorado State University
American Journal of Epidemiology
Tufts College of Veterinary Medicine
Safety of Cat Litters Questioned Over Health Risks
The article reviews clumping scoopable litters made from sodium bentonite and silica, noting potential ingestion or inhalation concerns. The ASPCA says no formal evidence links serious health harm, but recommends avoiding clumping litters for kittens and households with dogs that snack on litter.
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Ed Lowe
Lowe
ASPCA
Animal Poison Control Center
Fish facts and quirks for aquarium hobbyists
A compact primer on aquarium fishes noting sizes from micro animals to whale sharks, senses and vision, gender changes in clownfish, backward and upside down swimming, and common care tips. It highlights mouth brooders like African cichlids, wild capture sources, and risks from improper housing and overfeeding.
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