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FIRE RECOVERY
GUIDE FOR PETS
In a wildfire, the immediate life-threatening impacts on animals are of course the most important health issues to address. Smoke inhalation tends to be overlooked initially but it would be a grave mistake to not address this as soon as you are able. The toxins absorbed by pet’s bodies during a fire accumulate and often become the trigger, a short time later, for serious chronic diseases.
Getting the toxins out is imperative for every aspect of pet’s health and happiness. Chernobyl killed far more people (and animals) afterwards from deadly radiation and chemical exposure than it did from the actual explosion.
You can avoid this.
pets at risk
After a traumatic and dangerous event like a wildfire, their exposure to toxins can be very high, not to mention the stratospheric stress levels animals endure, both of which bump them out of balance, tipping them towards compromised health.
The better prepared animals’ bodies are in advance, or well-supported they are afterwards, (with immune resilience, great nutrition, correct body weight, a healthy microbiome and regularly detoxified), the faster they can return to, and stay in, perfect health.
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