How have your Pets reacted to Vaping?
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Yup, I have two cats, and when I smoked, neither one of them would be around, they would go into another room. Now, with vaping, one cat will actually sit and watch the vapor rise and disappear, while the other one watches it for a second or two, and sometimes, she will try and smell it.
All my cat does is sleep and eat. I guess the only change is she watches the clouds of vapour on occasion during her trips between sleeping and eating.
I've only been trying to get my dog to take up vaping for a couple weeks. So far he has no interest. 
(Kidding of course. He loves it!)
(Kidding of course. He loves it!)
My cat watches me as if she was interested. When I blow out the cloud she sticks her nose high in the air smelling, and watches the cloud. When I smoked my parents use to say that she smelled like smoke even though i went outside. Lets just say she no longer smells like smoke..
I have 9 cats & none of them would come near me when I was smoking. However, they are all perfectly happy to cuddle up to me when I am vaping.
I have a lap puppy, a chihuahua, she was terrified of lighters and when smoking she would dart from my lap any time I reached for my lighter, slowly she would ease her way back but would always sneeze and run away again when the smoke rolled. Since I started vaping, she never gets off my lap, and actually sticks her nose up in the air to try to smell the vapors. I usually have two different juices going at the same time, so her interest is always intrigued. My larger German Shepherd is also curious and constantly wants to sniff the PV's.
I'm sure there is no need but I thought I would remind people how dangerous the nic juice can be to our little friends.
It's not just the bottles of juice but the PV's as well.
If one were to drop off a table and break open and spill a couple of ml for a cat or small dog to lick up...
It's not just the bottles of juice but the PV's as well.
If one were to drop off a table and break open and spill a couple of ml for a cat or small dog to lick up...
She opens her own vape mail. I found her new iTaste charged to my credit card! Lol
But seriously, animals back away from alcohol or tobacco or smoke (but not e-cig vapor).
Why are they so smart? Or why are we so stupid?
But seriously, animals back away from alcohol or tobacco or smoke (but not e-cig vapor).
Why are they so smart? Or why are we so stupid?
I just want to let everyone know that PG is extremely poisonous to cats. I try to avoid blowing vapor anywhere near my cats when I am vaping a juice with PG in it. As far as I know, no one has tested the effects of PG vapor on cats, but make sure you keep your liquids away from them (and like I said, I try to keep vapor away from them just to be safe). I wash my hands after handling my PV/juice, before touching my cats every time.
My cat will watch me curiously for a bit then decide to go outside to ambush hummingbirds.
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