Did you know that our pets are actually more at risk from the effects of CO exposure than us? I’ve partnered with @TechnicalSafetyBC for #COAwarenessWeek so we can all learn more about the signs of #CarbonMonoxide and how to keep ourselves and our pets safe. If you notice signs of carbon monoxide exposure in your pet, take them outside for fresh air immediately and contact a vet!” Signs of carbon monoxide exposure in pets: Vomiting Uncoordinated movements Drowsiness Difficulty breathing Bright cherry red lips, ears, and gums Unusual intolerance to exercise they usually partake in. Irritable behaviour or unusual behaviour (IE aggression or anxiety). Resisting or refusing to enter your home. Carbon Monoxide is colourless, odourless, and tasteless, so be sure to install and regularly testing your CO alarm, plus schedule annual inspections of your gas appliances. #PetSafety #sponsored