Instead of Black Friday, we're celebrating Thankful Friday (and we're starting on Wednesday)!
Learn why we're so thankful and how one woman's breast cancer journey after losing a dog to cancer has made the industry safer for dogs around the world.
In the quest for a happy, healthy, and shiny coat, many dog parents often overlook a crucial aspect of their pet's grooming routine – the ingredients in their dog shampoo. Choosing the right dog shampoo can make a world of difference in your furry friend's overall well-being. Just like humans, dogs have specific needs when it comes to skincare, and the ingredients in their shampoo play a pivotal role in maintaining their skin and coat health.
You are on a mission to find the best dog shampoo for your fur baby. You are spending hours doing ingredient research to find a safe, non-toxic, and beneficial dog shampoo.
You run into the phrase "chemical free dog shampoo".
What does this mean? What is the intention of this misguided marketing phrase?
Are Your Dog's Shampoo Ingredients Really Safe? Tired or seeing so many (so called) "organic dog shampoos" on the market that contain synthetic chemicals?
4-Legger has created a dog shampoo ingredient database where pet parents can quickly identify if an ingredient is really safe or if it is in fact a synthetic chemical with links to safety concerns.
Grab your dog's shampoo bottle and look up a few ingredients. You may be shocked at what you find!
Learn what it really takes to make USDA certified organic products by looking at the organic beeswax in 4-Legger's USDA Certified Organic Healing Balm for paw pads, hot spots, dry skin, dry and cracked nose, scar reduction, and sunburns.
4-Legger is excited to announce that we are now Leaping Bunny Certified as one of the trustworthy companies that meet the Gold Standard of Cruelty Free!
If you've researched vaccinosis, it probably led you to titering.
A titer is a laboratory test that measures the amount of antibodies in the blood. It may sound complex but it isn't. We break it down for you by explaining what titering is, why you MUST do it, and review the recommended core vaccination schedule for dogs.
Vaccinosis is a set of adverse reactions or events that may occur within minutes, days, months, or years after receiving a vaccination.
Vaccinosis isn't "holistic hype" or something you should ignore.
Learn what vaccinosis is now, before your dog has an adverse reaction to annual vaccines or before long term damage to your dog's immune system has occurred.
You won't see nitrosamines listed as an ingredient on the dog shampoo label. The presence of nitrosamines poses health risks to your dog. Learn what to look for so you can avoid risking your dog's health!
