Veterinarians are diagnosing and
treating increasing cases of cancer, poisonings and behavioral problems in pets. The major contributors are chemicals found in common household cleaning products. These chemicals are dangerous to humans as well. They often contain cancer causing carcinogens and other chemicals that damage lungs, hearts, kidneys and livers. They have also been linked to many brain and central nervous system disorders.

Our pets tend to be smaller and therefore more vulnerable. They tend to stay in our homes and other indoor environments longer and more often than we do. Also, pets are in closer contact with cleaning chemicals used on flooring and furniture. As a result, these poisons can act faster and be more harmful to our pets.
One area of major concern is our pet cats. Most cats do not go outdoors at all, so they stay indoors 100% of the time. They are very exposed and their systems do not easily eliminate these harmful chemicals from their systems. There is evidence that shows feline leukemia is on the rise and reaching epidemic proportions. Our pets rely on us to feed and care for them. Contact CleanStart today to improve your indoor environment.