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Dogs can develop lung or sinus cancer Cats have an increased risk of developing lymphoma Birds, rabbits and guinea pigs can suffer eye, skin and respiratory disease Smoke exposure worsens bronchitis and asthma in animals that already have those conditions Source: Royal College of Nurses The university, which is renowned for its small animal hospital, has been carrying out research on the effects of passive smoking on pets for several years, Professor Clare Knottenbelt said 40 dogs - half of them from homes with smokers - were recruited for the study and samples of their hair were analysed for nicotine levels, while their owners were asked to fill in a survey detailing how often they or any visitors smoked
He serves on the PPG Steering Committee and Advocacy Committee and is the Chair of The Shock-Free Coalition ( shockfree.org )
Don't forget to wash clothes immediately after being around smokers to remove as much of the smoke smell as possible
That's just me though, as I am not a heavy tobacco smoker
The nicotine levels can change too, with 2% being the strongest we can legally sell
