Animals face health risks arising from the advent of increased smoking

Animals Britons face health risks from passive smoking, and says the most shocking research from pet insurer, the risks increase when the ban on smoking in bars and restaurants will soon enter into force, the United Kingdom.

With over one million smokers in the United Kingdom say that come out less because of the ban and now remain in the smoke and because of the ban, this implementation of the nation's dogs, cats, birds and other "little furries" serious healthRisks.

Research says that British farmers to enjoy a smoke, nearly one quarter of them smoke daily. And 44 percent of these admitted that smoking at home, often in the same room as her pet.

The effects of smoking on these animals may be the same as this, what can people like to suffer, for example, respiratory diseases, cough, watery eyes and even fatal diseases such as lung cancer and chronic bronchitis.

And in families where more hereas a smoker, the effects on animals have actually quadrupled, says the research. But despite the massive publicity concerns about the condition of passive smoking, many smokers continue to put the health of others - even their pets - in danger.

When asked, 38 percent of pet owners who smoke, said she was not aware that passive smoking his company 's might endanger health. However, he said that only 11 percent of those surveyed indicated that they would ceaseSmoking if they knew that could make you sick their pets.

Unfortunately, three quarters of a million smokers said they would still continue to smoke as usual, despite warnings about the negative impact it would have on their animals.

If you are a smoker and are not willing to quit, and then maintain the health of your pet or pets. Try to smoke in the garden or in a room, do not go where the animal. They have all the common areas well-ventilated store.

Your pet will thank youFor.