Vaping and Dogs

[Mitch65]

So there i was sitting in my living room watching the Packers game blowing HUGE CLOUDS with my new trident. I spotted a bottle of my sons bubbles and bubble wand sitting on the table. The idea hit me.

I started blow huge bubbles filled with vapor. It works!!! I was so entertained by this i did it for about 45mins. My dog came in and started to pop/eat the vapor filled bubbles.

My question is will he be ok? could he have gotten any nicotine from popping/eating vapor filled bubbles? I use 24mg nic.

PS

Searched the forum for dogs eating vapor filled bubbles and came up empty. Sry if this is a re post.

 

[Penn]

The second tail he will grow is not big deal. He'll be fine.

 

[Bryan lord]

You're no mike Vick if that's what your asking.


-Lord

 

[bcme]

vaping inside makes my toy poodle cough, and the wife.

 

[Chas F.]

Pics or it didn't happen!

 

[_more_]

If he wasn't ok the effects would be easy to see and wear off quickly. Just a few hours probably. Nausea would be one symptom.

I am not a veterinarian or expert on vapor bubble popping dogs. My opinions are free to agree or disagree with...

 

[bikerbeagle]

I can't see it as a problem ...unless you wake up in the morning and catch him on your computer with the fasttech website open and your credit card in his paw.

 

[Ben B Brown]

I can't see it as a problem ...unless you wake up in the morning and catch him on your computer with the fasttech website open and your credit card in his paw.

dont care what anyone says thats funny

 

[JulesXsmokr]

Vaping inside makes my toy poodle cough, and the wife.

poor doggie

 

[Butters78]

If it's not dragging it's .... on the carpet and or humping your shoes you're gold.

 

[Bob Chill]

Vaping inside makes my toy poodle cough, and the wife.

I'm kinda surprised. My dog despised cig smoke. I never smoked inside but he would sneeze terribly in the car when I had him with me so I quickly stopped smoking in the car when I had him with me.

He is completely ambivalent to vapor overall and even sniffs at certain flavors. I think of it like a parrot in a mine of sorts. I find it comforting that my dog is totally acutely unaffected considering how sensitive he is of smoke.

I've never seen it cause coughing in a human either. Maybe pg sensitivity?

 

[AprilRain]

Damn.. now I want to go buy some bubbles!

So there i was sitting in my living room watching the Packers game blowing HUGE CLOUDS with my new trident. I spotted a bottle of my sons bubbles and bubble wand sitting on the table. The idea hit me.

I started blow huge bubbles filled with vapor. It works!!! I was so entertained by this i did it for about 45mins. My dog came in and started to pop/eat the vapor filled bubbles.

My question is will he be ok? could he have gotten any nicotine from popping/eating vapor filled bubbles? I use 24mg nic.

PS

Searched the forum for dogs eating vapor filled bubbles and came up empty. Sry if this is a re post.

 

[kabonk]

my last dog used to go nuts over bubbles

 

[Vwls]

I read that by the time you inhale and blow out, there is no nicotine left in the vapor. So I think you're safe.

 

[Ryedan]

I can't see it as a problem ...unless you wake up in the morning and catch him on your computer with the Fasttech website open and your credit card in his paw.

Yup, this would be my worry too. And maybe don't leave your PV out when you're not there.

 

[Mitch65]

Hoban is fine guys lol just curious as it did look like he inhaled or swallowed a fe of them. Putting my wallet up high tonight and locking my computer just incase