01/16/2026
I wanted to give you a little safety tip as the weather starts to get colder here is Texas.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is sneaky and often affects your furry friends first. We can’t see it or smell it, but it can make us feel:
🐾Tired or weak
🐾Dizzy or sick to our stomach
🐾 Short of breath
🐾We might suddenly collapse (ok maybe more suddenly)
Because we are smaller, breathe faster, and hang out closer to the floor, CO can affect us before it affects you.
🚨 If you notice your furry friend acting strange
🚨 If more than one human also doesn’t feel at the same time
🚨 If we’re inside with heaters, stoves, or generators nearby
Please get us and all the humans outside to fresh air and call for help.
🐶 If we look worse than our people, we might be your first warning CO is in the room!
We are always watching out for you — please watch out for us too 💙
Above I have posed for what your furry partner might look like🐶
Kisses,
Lady 🐞
