Mold inspection to prevent cancer in dogs

Mold causes cancer in dogs
Mold causes cancer in dogs

Our pets, especially dogs are very susceptible to developing allergic reactions as well as serious diseases from poor indoor air quality as well as hidden mold growth. Dogs are like small kids in body size and spend the majority of their indoor life on or near the floor.

Water damage and hidden mold growth tend to be hiding behind walls (near the bottom of the wall) as well as under flooring. This makes the vicinity of the mold growth a potential hazard to dogs and kids crawling on the floor.

Mold growth produces mold spores which can become part of the breathable air. Many mold species produce mycotoxins which are toxic chemicals used by mold to battle other fungi. Inhaling an abundance of mold spores with mycotoxins can make you sick. Inhaling carcinogenic mycotoxins such as Aspergillus flavus can lead to cancer.

The best way to protect your dog from developing cancer from a hidden mold growth issue in your home is to have a professional mold inspection performed by an independent mold inspection company. Verify Air Quality Test offers mold inspection in Toronto, Mississauga, and the Oakville area.

Mold growth indoors does not need to have an odor and does not need to be visible to be an indoor air quality hazard. In most of our mold inspections, we have found that the homeowner was unaware there was a hidden mold growth issue. The mold inspection and air quality test can determine the location and severity of the indoor mold growth problem.

Properly inspecting your home for mold growth and properly remediating the mold growth issue can help protect your dog from developing cancer to other diseases caused by mold growth.  Call for a mold inspection Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington to prevent cancer in dogs. 

Location: Oakville, ON, Canada

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