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Amid widespread smoke from Canadian wildfires prompting air quality alerts in the U.S., pet owners are advised to keep their animals indoors to prevent respiratory issues. Pets, especially brachycephalic breeds and small dogs with collapsing tracheas, are at increased risk of breathing difficulties due to smoky, humid conditions. Owners should monitor pets for signs of distress, such as rapid breathing or coughing, and take steps like closing windows, using air purifiers, and avoiding outdoor trips until conditions improve.
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