By Admin on Jun 25, 2009 in Cats
Dragon Master asked:
My grandma smokes like chimney and her year old cat that may have to be put down in the years she has been living in.
The nicotine in her year old cat that may have to be put down in the apartment the second cat just got diagnosed with bone cancer in the years she has been living in the other was 14 year old cat that had kidney failure and mass in her year old cat that may have to be put down in her year old.
http://1cancercure.com/
My grandma smokes like chimney and her year old cat that may have to be put down in the years she has been living in.
The nicotine in her year old cat that may have to be put down in the apartment the second cat just got diagnosed with bone cancer in the years she has been living in the other was 14 year old cat that had kidney failure and mass in her year old cat that may have to be put down in her year old.
http://1cancercure.com/
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There is no way to say whether your Grandmas smoking contirbuted to it or not… it may have been destined to happen anyway.
It has been proven that passive smoking is bad for pets though so any smokers out there, keep your smoking habits away from your pets… I do
o0_PoodlePuff_0o | Jun 25, 2009 | Reply
Breathing in toxins all the time is extremely bad for the health and could cause any number of health problems. I would say “yes” in my opinion.
But, other things like diet and genetics play a part too. In any case, the smoke was likely a huge contributing factor.
tazzmainiandevils | Jun 27, 2009 | Reply
Ik ben zeer droevig om over het slechte nieuws te horen. Maar ja is uw grootmoeders die het waarschijnlijkst de oorzaak van kattenkanker roken. Als deze kat moest moeten worden neergezet en uw grootmoeder een andere kat moest krijgen die ik zij de vensters opent en haar rook buiten blaast zou voorstellen. Minstens zou dat het veiligste ding zijn om voor uw grootmoeders volgende kat te doen.
Ik hoop mijn antwoord aan u nuttig was! Goed geluk! (~araeha~)
Araeha | Jun 28, 2009 | Reply
Sí que puede. El humo de segunda mano tiene el mayor número de agentes carcinógenos en el mismo como el humo que el fumador inhala. Cualquiera que viva con él durante un largo periodo de tiempo pueden ser afectadas. He trabajado con un veterinario internista, y vimos un buen número de gatos con asma causada por el propietario del tabaco.
rmbrruffian | Jun 30, 2009 | Reply