Did you know that pet urine could be dangerous to your health?

Pet urine contains a high concentration of ammonia. The pee contains hydrogen and nitrogen. A small urine deposit will most likely not affect your breathing, but moderate to large pee deposits can affect your breathing.

The risk occurs when either there’s a very strong odor of pet urine in the room or when someone in the household has a respiratory condition, such as asthma or COPD. The amount of ammonia in a room that reeks of pee can irritate and eventually harm healthy lungs. Lungs that are already compromised, such as in someone with asthma, may be irritated by even a mild odor of pet urine, especially if they’re frequently exposed to the odor.

Our TAVS™ system was developed to battle your dogs’ urine contamination throughout your home or business in a fast, safe manner. We are only a phone call away and all inspections are FREE with no obligation to use our services.

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