Dog Shampoo ... Toxicity and Your Dog's Health

Do you have any idea what dog shampoo your dog groomer is using on your dog?

Does your dog come home smelling like a rose, or a fresh sea breeze, or a wild flower meadow?

Well, I hope not and here's why. Those scents are from artificial, toxic, potentially dangerous additives, sudsing agents and perfumes. It is common opinion that those substances contained in dog shampoo, are not dangerous in small quantities. Over time, the cumulative affect of those substances is very worrisome, indeed.



Healthy Dogs Don't Smell Bad

Yes, I know, nobody likes that strong doggy odor. Well, guess what? If your dog is truly healthy, he really shouldn't smell very much at all. Put your nose right down to his coat.

Does he stink? Yes? Well, you need this information then.

Dogs Eliminate Toxins Through Their Skin

Remember that the skin is an organ of elimination. If your dog is toxic, one of the ways he will try to get rid of those toxins is through his skin, and his ears.

If your dog has a condition of systemic yeast, for example, he will definitely have that very distinctive doggy odor. I think we all know that smell.

He will probably also have that brownish, yellowish gunky stuff in his ears. If ear infections keep recurring, there will certainly be an underlying condition of yeast in your dog's body. A cleanse is a must.

All Natural Skin Care Products for Dogs

I want to tell you about my very good friend Kim Parker, owner of Parker's Barkers Dog Grooming, here in Prince Edward County. Kim has teamed together with her friend Lisa Burke, to form Parker's Natural Petcare.

Small Woman...Big Heart

Kim is a petite, mighty, mite of a woman ! She rescues mostly large breed dogs, and at the present time has ten dogs, most of which are bigger than she is.

Here's a gorgeous picture of Kim with her Newfoundland Dog Sasha.

Well, to make a long story short, Fergus had a skin rash so bad, it made you feel sorry for the little guy.

The top of his head was raw and oozing, same thing around his muzzle, between his toes, on his back, and around his little stumpy tail and bum.

What a mess!

Kim had had some experience with herbal remedies in the past, and was very skeptical. However, she was ready to go forward again, with some herbs and a cleanse for her Bully.

You can read an article written by Kim for ' In the Dog House ' magazine. You can find it on my Dog Nutrition Naturally Homepage

She was really at her wits end, having tried all the conventional veterinary solutions, to no avail.

In a mere five weeks, we had the little Bully back on the health track. He was a new dog. Looked like a new dog, and his behavior was new too. He was feeling so much better. He wasn't aggressive or antagonistic, any more.

Credit goes to Kim for taking the natural herbal program seriously, and faithfully giving Fergus his herbs everyday.

The end result of superior good health for Fergus, is self evident. Anyone who has seen this dog since his recovery is astonished.

He radiates good health.

Parker's Natural Petcare

Kim's herbal experience with Fergus, as well as some of her other dogs, has prompted her to take the natural route with a line of dog skin care products that are second to none. Her natural petcare products are extraordinarily good. They work like a charm!

Don't forget to tell your dog groomer about Parkers Natural Petcare.

If your dog groomer isn't interested in excellent all natural pet products, get some of your own. Insist that they be used on your dog.

More and more pet owners are looking for natural solutions for their dog skin care needs these days.

Take a close look at all of Kim's natural pet care products. Dog ear care is very important. Many dogs have ear problems, due to yeast infections, allergies, poor hygiene and grooming habits.

Your dog may not come home smelling like a rose, but he will come home smelling like a fresh garden salad! Yummy!

Important Ideas

~ healthy dogs don't smell bad

~ dogs eliminate toxins through their skin

~ dogs eliminate toxins through their ears

~ a systemic over abundance of yeast will cause a distinctive doggy odor and yukky brownish gunk in the ears.

~ commercial dog shampoo grooming products are very toxic to your dog

~ dog shampoo for fleas is poisonous

~ your dog's liver must filter out everything that goes in or on his body including dog shampoo

~ wouldn't you love a dog that smelled like a fresh garden salad? Yes, of course you would.

Choices Again ...



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