Dogs and Forever Chemicals (PFAS)

Higher usage of personal care products among pregnant or nursing women leads to higher levels of toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” in their blood and breast milk, new research shows, presenting a serious health threat to developing children.

If this is true for humans, it is true for dogs. Everything we bring into our homes like this is probably ending up in our dogs. I also highly doubt that PFAS levels are being tested on pet toys, bedding, foods, food and toy packaging, leashes, collars, and such. All vets have noticed that we are seeing the same upwards trends in certain autoimmune diseases in pets as we have been seeing in humans.

Plan accordingly...