When I was diagnosed with Lymphoma Cancer 10 years ago, at the same time within 4 months, 3 other dogs were diagnosed with the same cancer. Here are the studies saying the links between lawn pesticides herbicides and dog cancer. Please do not use these harmful pesticides in your yard or home - and ask your neighbors to do the same and why if possible - there are many alternative safe methods (See image at the bottom).
“Specifically, the use of professionally applied pesticides was associated with a significant 70% higher risk of canine malignant lymphoma.”
Because herbicides are created with the intent to kill, it should come as no surprise that new studies have linked them – particularly the ones that contain 2,4-D (one of the main ingredients in Agent Orange – to at least two kinds of cancer in dogs. Even dogs whose lawns haven’t been treated have been found with the toxic chemicals in their bodies.
Because herbicides are created with the intent to kill, it should come as no surprise that new studies have linked them – particularly the ones that contain 2,4-D (one of the main ingredients in Agent Orange – to at least two kinds of cancer in dogs. Even dogs whose lawns haven’t been treated have been found with the toxic chemicals in their bodies.
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Studies:
Household Chemical Exposures and the Risk of Canine Malignant Lymphoma, a Model for Human Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Click here
Case-Control Study of Canine Malignant Lymphoma Click here
Alternatives for Fertilizer Click here and Home made weed spray below.
“Specifically, the use of professionally applied pesticides was associated with a significant 70% higher risk of canine malignant lymphoma.”
Because herbicides are created with the intent to kill, it should come as no surprise that new studies have linked them – particularly the ones that contain 2,4-D (one of the main ingredients in Agent Orange – to at least two kinds of cancer in dogs. Even dogs whose lawns haven’t been treated have been found with the toxic chemicals in their bodies.
Because herbicides are created with the intent to kill, it should come as no surprise that new studies have linked them – particularly the ones that contain 2,4-D (one of the main ingredients in Agent Orange – to at least two kinds of cancer in dogs. Even dogs whose lawns haven’t been treated have been found with the toxic chemicals in their bodies.
Read the rest of the story Click Here
Studies:
Household Chemical Exposures and the Risk of Canine Malignant Lymphoma, a Model for Human Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Click here
Case-Control Study of Canine Malignant Lymphoma Click here
Alternatives for Fertilizer Click here and Home made weed spray below.
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