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A final year student at Harper Adams University College has been investigating means of monitoring the effects of passive smoking in dogs as part of her dissertation. Stephanie Driscoll from Rossendale in Lancashire has recently completed her project entitled: “Can SPO2 and ETCO2 be used to indicate levels of passive smoking in the canine during anaesthesia?”
Source: DogMagazine.net – the K9 Magazine blog
Are Dogs Affected By Passive Smoking?
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