Is your dog's food toxic?
New study finds toxic doses of fluoride in 8 out of 10 brands.
Photo: admitchell08/Flickr “Our findings point to the need for basic health protections that require companies to prove their products are safe before they are sold. Bringing public health laws in line with the newest scientific research is a critical step in protecting the health of all members of American households, whether they walk on two legs or four.”
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One of the ways fluoride gets into dog food is though water fluoridation - the unnecessary addition of fluoride chemicals into waters supplies in a failed effort to reduce tooth decay.
Organize your neighbors, petition, email, call and visit your legislators and tell them to stop adding fluoride into public water supplies - at the local, state and national. level. And speak out at city council meetings
Ingested fluoride concentrate in bones as well as teeth. It's this ground.... More
Your readers may be interested in a newly published pet food cookbook
HOW TO COOK FOR YOUR PET, c. 2009. Written by a veterinarian
it is an invaluable reference for pet owners who cook for their pets and will
serve as a guide for them, to avoid bad foods, and to use safe wholesome foods
to protect their pets from injurious toxins in commercial processed foods.
Go to: www.strategicbookpublishing.com/HowToCookForYourPet.html to.... More
Help stop sulfuryle fluoride from being sprayed on food! Sign this petion today: .... More
