Vaping around pets

[Wiredgwc]

I have yet to vape in my own house because i fear that something in the vapor i exhale might be potentially hazardous to my ball python that i have had for a year now.

Should i be concerned with this or am i being excessively paranoid?

 

[puya]

I have a rabbit but until now I didn't thought about this. Thanks for asking and I'm looking forward for some advices. cheers

 

[State O' Flux]

A recent study indicates that second-hand vape releases roughly 1/10th the amount of nicotine into the air as a cigarette... and not much else. Read it and decide for yourself.

 

[Virtual Life]

My wife's dog will go to great lengths to avoid smoke. So I tried (only once) blowing vape in her face. She ignored it. I tend to trust animal instincts, so this was interpreted as a ringing endorsement.

A long way from empirical evidence, and I still crack a window in tight quarters such as a vehicle when I am not alone. So far it seems that people who didn't want me to smoke around them don't mind vaping (I always ask).

10% of cigarette nicotine is quite a bit less but still more than zero. They said they used machines to produce vape, not people, so it was not second hand. Not sure what that means, but probably something.

Oops. They did use people.

 

[tybin]

some information that used to circulate was that cats can get a certain kind of anemia from large amounts of pg. the rule of thinking was it was fine in general but don't go blowing it directly in their faces if they are sitting on your lap. it's called something like Heinz body syndrome

 

[cags]

I've vaped for almost 3 years around my dogs and birds. everyone seems healthy