How to protect your pets from air pollution


Some chemicals waft around in homes and experts advise using ventilating fans, turning on air purifiers or opening windows when cooking and cleaning. — Photos: Freepik

Although there is still much to learn about how pollution affects pets, it’s clear that smoky skies, contaminated water and toxin-laden house dust can be serious health hazards for a wide range of animals.

But experts say many steps we take to protect ourselves from pollutants and environmental contaminants can also reduce risks for our animal companions.

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