But while not linked to lung cancer like smoking cigars or cigarettes, using chewing tobacco and other forms of smokeless tobacco products puts users at an increased risk for head, neck and mouth cancers, as well as esophageal, pancreatic and skin cancer
Your vet may recommend intravenous fluids to promote circulation while your pups body works to rid itself of the nicotine
If that isn't possible, then at least give your body 3 to 10 days to flush out the nicotine because that's how long nicotine stays in your system
Say what you want about lung cancer, but outside of Tom and Jerry cartoons, cigarettes very rarely explode
Modern research from the CDC, FDA, NIH, and WHO tells a different story