08/07/2026
We're all experiencing it, and it's not fun! Just like with humans, this air isn't great for our pets!
Dogs breathe many of the same irritants and fine particles that humans do, and prolonged exposure can irritate their eyes and airways and aggravate underlying heart or respiratory problems.
While this air quality continues:
🏠 Keep your pets indoors as much as possible. We suggest puzzles, play dates with friends, and learning new tricks!
🚶♀️ Keep outdoor walks short and low-exertion... Avoid running or playing fetch
💨 Keep windows closed and, if possible, use an air purifier
Bathroom breaks outdoors are fine, but if it's bothering you, it's probably bothering your pet as well!