Guests are due to arrive at your house in 30 minutes. Dinner’s in the oven. You’re straightening the cushions on the couch when you smell
Melissa Boland
Melissa Boland was diagnosed with breast cancer on the same day that her beloved toy poodle Henry Clay passed away after his third battle with cancer. Melissa and her family began to take a closer look at the food and products they put in and on their bodies; they found that many products labeled “natural” contained ingredients that were anything but natural. Learning about this common practice in the pet products market focused Melissa on a new life mission: to educate pet owners about product ingredients and to develop 4-Legger (4-Legger.com), a line of pet products which is USDA Certified Organic to food standards that consumers can trust.
Content From Melissa Boland:
Are you concerned about what’s in the shampoo you use for your dog? If you’re not, you probably should be. Your dog’s skin is her
Preservatives, Sulfates and Ethanolamines In part 1 of this article, I explained how manufacturers use the word “natural” as a marketing gimmick. As a dog owner,
I was diagnosed with breast cancer on the same day my beloved toy poodle Henry Clay succumbed to his third battle with cancer. During my illness, my
Guests are due to arrive at your house in 30 minutes. Dinner’s in the oven. You’re straightening the cushions on the couch when you smell
Are you concerned about what’s in the shampoo you use for your dog? If you’re not, you probably should be. Your dog’s skin is her
Preservatives, Sulfates and Ethanolamines In part 1 of this article, I explained how manufacturers use the word “natural” as a marketing gimmick. As a dog owner,
I was diagnosed with breast cancer on the same day my beloved toy poodle Henry Clay succumbed to his third battle with cancer. During my illness, my
