Protecting Your Pet’s Eyes & Throat from Murrieta Wildfire Smoke: Signs of Smoke Inhalation in Cats & Dogs

Puppy looking outside of the window in safety of home.

Wildfire season has become an unfortunate reality for many Southern California pet owners, and smoky conditions can affect more than just visibility outdoors. Like humans, pets can experience irritation and respiratory distress when air quality declines. At Sky Canyon Animal Hospital, we want pet owners to understand the risks wildfire smoke can pose to cats and dogs, how to recognize warning signs, and when it’s time to seek veterinary care.

Whether you’re dealing with mild haze or heavy smoke conditions, taking steps to protect your pet’s eyes, throat, and lungs can make a meaningful difference in their comfort and health.

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