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Candles And Cats. But even if you’re using a cleaner organic candle, you’ll want to avoid burning candles at all if you have pets with asthma, bronchitis, or other respiratory issues. Besides the risk of burning accidents, scented candles could cause and exacerbate respiratory issues in your cat. Unfortunately, like all candles, the scented varieties can pose a burn risk for your inquisitive pets and a fire risk for your home and family (in other words, your dog or cat can tip the candle and start or fire or even light themselves on fire). Yes, if your pet has asthma. If you’re asking yourself whether candles have a negative impact on your feline, you might have cause for concern. We can agree that paraffin candles are bad for everyone in the household. These common items at home could be dangerous to your pet cat: Scented candles, bleach, plants and more. Cats can be sensitive to fragrances commonly found in candles, and some essential oils are poisonous. Are candles bad for cats and dogs?

Yes, if your pet has asthma. These common items at home could be dangerous to your pet cat: But even if you’re using a cleaner organic candle, you’ll want to avoid burning candles at all if you have pets with asthma, bronchitis, or other respiratory issues. Besides the risk of burning accidents, scented candles could cause and exacerbate respiratory issues in your cat. Are candles bad for cats and dogs? If you’re asking yourself whether candles have a negative impact on your feline, you might have cause for concern. We can agree that paraffin candles are bad for everyone in the household. Unfortunately, like all candles, the scented varieties can pose a burn risk for your inquisitive pets and a fire risk for your home and family (in other words, your dog or cat can tip the candle and start or fire or even light themselves on fire). Cats can be sensitive to fragrances commonly found in candles, and some essential oils are poisonous. Scented candles, bleach, plants and more.

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Candles And Cats But even if you’re using a cleaner organic candle, you’ll want to avoid burning candles at all if you have pets with asthma, bronchitis, or other respiratory issues. Unfortunately, like all candles, the scented varieties can pose a burn risk for your inquisitive pets and a fire risk for your home and family (in other words, your dog or cat can tip the candle and start or fire or even light themselves on fire). If you’re asking yourself whether candles have a negative impact on your feline, you might have cause for concern. Scented candles, bleach, plants and more. Yes, if your pet has asthma. Are candles bad for cats and dogs? We can agree that paraffin candles are bad for everyone in the household. But even if you’re using a cleaner organic candle, you’ll want to avoid burning candles at all if you have pets with asthma, bronchitis, or other respiratory issues. These common items at home could be dangerous to your pet cat: Cats can be sensitive to fragrances commonly found in candles, and some essential oils are poisonous. Besides the risk of burning accidents, scented candles could cause and exacerbate respiratory issues in your cat.