68. Natural Dog Grooming Products with 4-Legger

We all want to safeguard our dog's well-being and keep their skin healthy and nourished, with products free from harmful irritants. Discover the importance of choosing natural dog grooming products that prioritize your dog's well-being, ensuring their skin remains healthy, nourished, and free from harmful irritants. In this episode of Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino, we’re joined by Melissa Boland and Angela Copple, co-owners of 4-Legger, a mission-based business created to develop USDA Certified organic dog shampoo and grooming products for pets. They join Angela to discuss the importance of all natural grooming products for pets, and the harsh chemicals present in so many conventional dog shampoos and grooming products, and the skin issues that these can cause in dogs. Get ready to discover the importance of choosing safe and natural alternatives for your furry friends' grooming needs.
Episode Recap:  Harmful chemicals in dog shampoos & dog grooming products Your dog’s skin microbiome Skin health is just as important as gut health Health issues often show in the skin first Worst ingredients in dog shampoos and dog grooming products Certified organic natural dog grooming products Pet Shampoo Ingredient Database Misleading marketing in pet grooming products Canine cancer from environmental toxins Henry Clay - the inspiration behind 4-Legger

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