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Always look for candles made with 100% natural soy wax or other plant or vegetable waxes.

Wax candles are typically made from paraffin, beeswax, or soy. None of these materials tend to be poisonous to dogs. When ingested, they tend to soften and pass through the dog's intestinal tract without issue. However, large pieces my cause an intestinal blockage.

Are wax warmers safe around pets and children? As long as you use a wax melt made from soy wax and not paraffin, then yes. Now, you are well aware of how dangerous old fashioned paraffin wax is - so avoid it at all costs. Wax melters themselves are generally safe around pets and children.

Candles can add to the ambiance and fragrance of your home. But many scented candles contain toxic chemicals that can harm dogs. Fragrances can cause an allergic reaction or irritate existing respiratory problems in dogs. If you burn candles, choose unscented candles made of soy, beeswax, or vegetable wax.

Candle wax is considered nonpoisonous, but it may cause a blockage in the intestines if a large amount is swallowed. A person who is allergic to the scent or color ingredients in the candle may have an allergic reaction from touching the candle.

Leaving a wax melter on overnight can be risky and is generally not recommended due to potential fire hazards and safety concerns. Wax melters are designed to be used for short periods, typically 4-8 hours, to avoid overheating and prevent accidents.

The usual length of scent for 2 wax melt cubes is 8-12 hours. This period of time can be more or less depending on the type of wax warmer used, the type of wax melt, and its ingredients.

Burning candles or using diffusers can also release fumes that can be harmful to a dog's respiratory system if they are inhaled in large quantities. This can lead to irritation of their eyes, nose, and throat, and can cause respiratory issues such as coughing, sneezing and breathing difficulties.

As well as being a potential fire hazard, the fumes they give off can also be harmful to cats, so some care needs to be taken if you have any candles at home.

Candle wax is considered nonpoisonous, but it may cause a blockage in the intestines if a large amount is swallowed. A person who is allergic to the scent or color ingredients in the candle may have an allergic reaction from touching the candle.

Overall, wax melts are safer and better than candles. They aren't bad for you, are completely safe to breathe in, and are better for the environment. You don't run the risk of having a lit wick in your home that you need to watch carefully until it's time to turn it off.