Risk of spot-on flea treatments
By Shadrach on Oct 23, 2009 in Preventing Pests -Fleas, ticks, mites
Okay even if this is a “rare” risk, anything that toxic ought to not be applied to us dogs anyway, WOOF! I mean come on humans if you have to wear gloves to apply it and then something like this can happen, why would you want to use it on us?
I’m glad my humans don’t use any of this junk on me, WOOF! Not a thing and I never have fleas, ticks or any other kind of pests on me. A weakened immune system attracts these buggers. If we’re not fed a raw diet according to our species (for dogs that means a carnivore diet of raw meaty bones) then of course these pests will be attracted to us – that’s nature and that’s common sense.
The pests don’t want a strong specimen to attack and consume so rather than slathering us in all those toxins that you can’t even touch, why not follow the laws of nature and avoid them naturally ruh? Here’s the news, and it just gives me the shivers! I feel real bad for this little dog:
Dog stuck in crate highlights rare risk of spot-on flea treatment
Have a pawsitively tail waggin’, NATURALLY healthy day, WOOF!
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