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 Mold can be a big problem for allergy-prone dogs. In addition to outdoor mold, mold can grow indoors in humid spaces like bathrooms, kitchens, basements, garbage cans, refrigerators, carpets, and sheetrock. Once you start looking for mold, you may be surprised at how prevalent it is in your home. I live in an older . . . → Read More: Dog Allergy Treatments. Remove Mold in Your Home.  Mold is a type of fungus that feeds off decomposing plant or animal matter. It is present both indoors and outdoors. Mold spreads by releasing tiny spores into the air. When these mold spores are inhaled, an allergic reaction may result. Mold can grow quickly in dark, humid indoor spaces, such as shower stalls, . . . → Read More: Dog Allergy Causes. Mold Allergies. |
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