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Has your dog been lethargic? Does your cat refuse to eat? Studies have shown that chemicals in some cleaning products have toxic effects on pets. In fact, according to the EPA, indoor pollution can be up to two to give times higher than outdoor pollution. With all the attention put towards keeping indoors clean, we summarize the top 5 harmful substances in cleaning products so you can stay vigilant:
Used in many degreasers for ovens, glass, and stainless steel, ammonia burns mucous membranes and contributes to asthma. If it is mixed with bleach, it creates a poisonous gas, which can be deadly to pets.
Used in disinfectants, toilet bowl cleaners, and automatic dish detergent, chlorine is also used to bleach coffee filters or clean pools. It can cause dizziness, vomiting, and laryngeal edema. Avoid this ingredient as much as possible, and look for bloodshot eyes, swollen nasal passages or coughing for signs of over exposure.


Lots of household cleaning products, from floor cleaners, plug-in fragrances, hand soap, to glass cleaners, contain Formaldehyde, a carcinogen. It’s a severe eye and skin irritant, can decrease respiratory rate and decrease nerve response rate.
Any household cleaner containing phenol is not pet friendly. Cats are especially sensitive to it. Phenol has been linked to liver damage. You will also find phenol in some air fresheners, so be sure to read all labels carefully and keep pets away from these products. 
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