My kitten was in the room with nail polish fumes. Are they dangerous?

Oh no, poor kitty! Yes, you are right that breathing in nail polish can cause internal harm if it contains acetone. It can cause pulmonary injury from being inhaled, and it would be a good idea to have him checked out by a vet today since he was showing some concerning signs. The vet can diagnose if there is anything to worry about and if he needs treatment or not.

Since you had the room well ventilated while using the polish your mice should be fine. If this is something you will be doing frequently I would move the mice out of the room while you are using the chemicals so they won't be repeatedly exposed to it.

If Miracle is away from the area that was painted and being kept in a well-ventilated area, I wouldn't be too concerned. Once the painted rooms have aired out some, she should be OK to go back in there. If you notice any issues such as respiratory distress, coughing, sneezing, etc, then moving her back to ventilation is best.

Hello. It sounds like you did a great job cleaning Frances off. Small ingestions like this are rarely harmful or dangerous, so I would not be worried. Just watch for any gastrointestinal upsets like vomiting, diarrhea or a loss of appetite. I really do not expect you to see anything, but it is good to be watchful. If she stays well over the next day or so, she will continue to do just fine. Any concerns, please contact your veterinarian. Thanks for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

The best thing to do is wipe away as much as you can with a dry cloth. It's likely that some will still be left on the pad, but this is not a concern for any toxic effects. Even if Theo happens to lick a little of the dried nail polish, this would not be enough to be toxic. Definitely avoid using any nail polish remover to get this out, because that can be toxic to the skin and if inhaled. I hope that helps and all is well with Theo.

Likely nothing will happen if it was just a light spray. In general these products will cause irritation the to nasal passage way. If you have any concerns, I recommend to call the manufacturer of the perfume. They will be familiar with the safety studies and will be able to tell you if the ingredients have toxic risks. I hope this helps.

Poor Luna! I would monitor the eye for any redness or discharge. Should you see that, take her into a vet right away. To be safe, if she is still blinking her one eye every once in a while, I would have her seen by a vet on Monday. The eye is a very dedicate and important structure, so you should always have any potential problems with them checked out promptly. Good luck, I hope this helps!