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Will paint fumes make a 5 lb chihuahua sick?
I live in a duplex (I live upstairs, a business lives downstairs). Recently my neighbors moved. Tonight my new neighbors have decided to paint and they apparently have not fanned anything because my whole house smells like a can of paint. Like STRONG. I'm trying to put fans out to air my house out, but a thought has occurred to me. If this is bothering me, what is it doing to my 4.5 pound chihuahua?
Could my chihuahua get sick from this? What do you suggest I do? I live in a small town, so there are no motels or hotels and I have no dependable family who will let us stay with them with my dog included. So if it's not the house, it's the car. Any suggestions other than the fans?
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- bluebonnetgrannyLv 74 months agoFavorite Answer
Will paint fumes make a 5 lb chihuahua sick?
"When large volumes of latex paints are ingested or inhaled, the concentration can become quite troublesome for small animals. Most cases cause mild gastrointestinal upset, but it can be significant enough to cause vomiting. Without treatment and fresh air, this can lead to irreversible damage for your pet.Aug 2, 2019
Dangers of Paint Fumes for Pets & Tips to Keep Them Safewww.ecospaints.net › dangers-of-paint-fumes-for-pets--ti..."
- ?Lv 64 months ago
I doubt it. The EPA has made the manufacturers take all the quality high VOC solvents and additives out of latex paint.
- Anonymous4 months ago
get out a numerous times during the day to get exercise and fresh air with her.
- Anonymous4 months ago
Is it possible for Pearl/Pearl L to be more dense? Yes, it's possible. One of my dogs is HIGHLY allergic to paint fumes.