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How Flea-Control Chemicals Can Harm Your Kids
Having kids and pets can present occasional problems. Having kids and a flea-infested pet is even harder to deal with. An article that was referred to us recently talks about some surprising findings that pet owners and parents alike may want to pay attention to.
Chemicals in Green Cleaning Products
You are probably aware that many chemicals in cleaning products can be dangerous for the environment, and this has caused you to make the switch to “green” cleaning products. These products are safer for the environment, but they do still contain chemicals than can cause harm if you use them incorrectly. Consider all the facts when choosing the best cleaning products for your family.
List of Dangerous Chemicals in Skin Care Products
Cosmetic skin care products are skin moisturizers, lipsticks, perfumes, fingernail polishes, makeup, shampoo, hair colors, deodorants and toothpastes, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Laws are different for these products than they are for drugs, for example. The Food and Drug Administration states, on its website, that it does not have a premarket approval system for cosmetic products or ingredients. The FDA must recognize drugs as safe and effective before allowing them to go on the market. This is not the case for cosmetics, with the exception of color additives. Consumers should be aware of some of the dangerous chemicals in skin care products.
What Are the 10 Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs?
Diabetes in dogs is a serious issue. It can lead to many health problems. Here are signs your dog may have diabetes. Look for increased thirst or hunger. Watch for weight loss or fatigue. Also, check for sweet-smelling breath or frequent urination. If you notice these signs, take your dog to the vet soon.
How Do Multivitamins Enhance a Dog’s Overall Health and Nutritional Balance?
One of your main tasks is to ensure your dog gets a balanced diet. It's vital for its health. Fact of the matter is, high-quality dog food is just one of the inputs of the essential nutrients for dogs. Sometimes dogs may have to take further support as well. Typically found in veterinary supplies, multivitamins…