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So, I would never try to "smoke my cat up" or purposely get her high. I would be too worried about her. Would smoking around a cat (with windows open and plenty of fans on) be just as harmful? Can cats get high or be affected by being in the same room as the smoke?
I'm in a bit of a bind--just moved out of parents house, they started starving the cat, I found a place for her to stay for a couple months with cat lovers--unfortunately I couldn't take her with me because I'm staying with my boyfriend while saving up for an apartment, and his family is allergic. Now the people who were watching her are moving in a month, so my boyfriend's mom suggested we try having the cat stay in my boyfriend's room to see if anyone still gets allergic reactions.
The catch is, the room she'd be confined to is the same room the smoke would be in. Would this be unhealthy for her, even if just for 3 weeks? Is it better to find a different place for my cat?
I'm in a bit of a bind--just moved out of parents house, they started starving the cat, I found a place for her to stay for a couple months with cat lovers--unfortunately I couldn't take her with me because I'm staying with my boyfriend while saving up for an apartment, and his family is allergic. Now the people who were watching her are moving in a month, so my boyfriend's mom suggested we try having the cat stay in my boyfriend's room to see if anyone still gets allergic reactions.
The catch is, the room she'd be confined to is the same room the smoke would be in. Would this be unhealthy for her, even if just for 3 weeks? Is it better to find a different place for my cat?