Understanding Carbon Monoxide Exposure: Outdoor Risks & Prevention

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Cayenne
Posted by Jill (Toronto) on 01/20/2021
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1 teaspoon of cayenne powder in a small amount of juice or water for suspected CO poisoning. Don't forget to give it to your pets if you suspect they also got a nasty hit of carbon monoxide outside. I noticed one of my dogs sometimes gets agitated for no apparent reason after we come back from a long walk. Maybe that's the reason.



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