The carbon dioxide produced in animal cells during cellular respiration is considered a waste and must be disposed of accordingly.
The carbon dioxide generated from cellular respiration in animal cells must be disposed off the cell because their build-up can be toxic to the cell.
Being a gas, carbon dioxide is got rid of by diffusing out of the cell while the oxygen required for cellular respiration usually diffuses in.
When carbon dioxide is allowed to accumulate in the cell, it might affect other processes such as the partial pressure of oxygen in the cell, and so on.
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