Indoor air pollution is an emerging issue for both human and veterinary patients. Good air quality in veterinary clinics can be difficult to achieve due to urban air pollution, surgical gasses, and particulate matter as well as airborne viruses, pathogens, and allergens such as dander from cats, dogs, birds, and other pets. Without proper ventilation, these can aggravate allergies and exacerbate existing conditions such as COPD and asthma and are often the source of unwanted odors. There are a lot of studies that show how air pollution affects humans, but what about our pets? Scientists are just beginning to explore the negative effects of air pollution on pets, but most agree that when air quality is poor for humans, it is also poor for pets, making adequate ventilation and clean air imperative for veterinary offices. To ensure the best air quality for veterinary clinics, we provide the following services: