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    • … compounds that may be in most products today are Lauryl Sulfates (SLS) and Parabens. Lauryl Sulfates are often used as foam enhancers, because they are inexpensive and work very well. Many inexpensive neem pet shampoo products contain these additives as well. However, these chemicals have proven to cause …

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    • … pet foods are chocked with harmful, processed and often toxic ingredients. Most pet food company’s products contain grains. Cats are obligate carnivores and because of this, commercial pet foods are full of ingredients they should never eat. The digestive physiology of carnivores is ill-suited …

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    • This is scary this holiday season . . .toys that can make you children horribly ill may be under your tree. Check this list of toxic toys to make sure your kids are safe! Lead, Cadmium, and Other Harmful Chemicals Found in Popular Children’s Toys Leading Environmental Health Groups Release Testing …

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    • … to make life more pleasant, convenient, and odor-free for cat owners, and more comfortable for cats. And after all… who wants an uncomfortable cat? training Litters Even though the instinct to cover their waste products is strong—hence the invention of the litter box—some cats need a little extra …

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    • … with harmful, processed and often toxic ingredients. Most pet food company’s products contain grains. Cats are obligate carnivores and because of this, commercial pet foods are full of ingredients they should never eat. The digestive physiology of carnivores is ill-suited to digest these ingredients …

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    • … that cats are carnivores and should never eat stuff they call food. Most pet food company’s products contain grains. Cats are obligate carnivores and because of this, commercial pet foods are full of ingredients they should never eat. The digestive physiology of carnivores is ill-suited to digest …

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    • If you have ingested an Indian meal moth, don’t panic. Outside of ingesting some extra protein and niacin with your meal, the Indian meal moth does not have any known diseases, it doesn’t carry any known parasites or nor does it carry any harmful pathogens. Other similar insects such as the flour …

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    • … the boy’s death, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled more than 1 million toys containing potentially dangerous levels of the chemical. In the years since, major product recalls on everything from pet food to baby formula have amplified consumer safety concerns about chemicals toxins …

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    • … at least 60 seconds of harmless fun.Tiffany was also fond of chewing gum (she chewed it — wrapper and all — but didn’t swallow it!) We had the sugarless kind, which is often sweetened these days with xylitol.Little did I know that I might have been poisoning our family pet! (More …

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    • … according to its needs when the temperature drops. In severely cold or inclement weather, no pet should be kept outside. Indoor pets should have sleeping quarters in a draft-free, warm area with their bed or mattress elevated slightly off the floor. Toxic plants and holiday/winter products: Plants …




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