Smokers Put Pets at Risk
2/11/08Do you smoke? Need an incentive to quit? Do you have pets?
Then that beloved pet just might be the incentive you need
to stop.
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts have
discovered that pets are affected by second-hand smoke.
Cats living with a smoker are two times more likely to get
feline lymphoma than one that’s not. After five years [...]
