Signs of possibly mold toxicity in cats

Excessive sleeping
Hiding (so as not to be disturbed)
Decreased appetite
Scratching or licking himself
Hair loss or bald patches
Coughing or sneezing or increase asthma
Runny nose or eyes
Irritated eyes
Wheezing sound when breathing

Remember - your nose gets use to fragrances you are around a lot like in your home. Have you gone nose blind? I personally know many clients homes that have mold problems and their houses smell musty but they no longer smell it anymore.

Do you need air fresheners, glad plugins, all around the house? Maybe its time for a dehumidifier and an air exchange so you and the cats have fresh clean air inside the house.

Has your house been Sealed by an energy company? If yes, then all the mold spores and mycotoxin gas is stuck building up inside your house and inside the bodies of you and the cats. Without learning how to correct that and detox properly you will continue to have issues.

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