Dogs and Cats Are Being Contaminated with Toxic Chemical
Pets concentrate environmental toxins more than we do because their exposures are different. They are lower to the ground, always cleaning their fur and paws, rolling in the dirt and grass, picking up more toxic chemicals. Also there are the toxins found in fire resistant couches, bedding, and toys. The linings on the lids of pet food cans, linings of pet food bags, also contribute to toxic levels of chemicals in the thyroid, skin, and other organs. We have been seeing more cancer in our patients than ever before, and have long suspected environmental causes. Now we have some evidence of this.
To read this article published last year, go to Environmental Working Groups.
(Thanks to Dr. Susan Wynn for pointing out this article to us)