Learn about 4-Legger's mission to give every dog a healthy bath

4-Legger's Mission to Give Every Dog a Healthy Bath

When my dog, Henry Clay was diagnosed with penile cancer from exposure to environmental toxins, we made changes to reduce his exposure to toxins. Unfortunately, just a few years later his cancer came back as a brain stem tumor and he died on the day I was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Canine Cancer Awareness Month serves as a crucial reminder to raise awareness about this horrible disease and explore prevention.

Let's delve deeper into Canine Cancer Awareness Month and discover how 4-Legger's commitment to pet health makes a significant difference.

Understanding Canine Cancer

Cancer is a heartbreaking reality that affects dogs of all breeds, ages, and sizes.

According to the National Institute of Health, over 1.66 million humans (approx. 500/100 000 population rate) and over 4.2 million dogs (approx. 5300/100 000 population rate) are diagnosed with cancer annually in the USA. That means dogs are diagnosed with cancer at 5x the rate of humans. 

It can manifest in various forms, including skin cancer, bone cancer, lymphoma, respiratory cancer, and more.

The impact of this disease on our furry family members is profound, causing pain, discomfort, and sometimes fatal consequences.

By observing Canine Cancer Month, we shed light on the importance of early detection and prevention strategies.

The Role of Bathing in Canine Health

Bathing plays a vital role in your dog's health.

While you give your dog a bath, it is the perfect time to do a full body check for lumps or bumps that can be evaluated by your veterinarian.

Additionally, clean and healthy skin serves as a barrier against external factors that may contribute to the development of cancerous cells or other diseases. 

The products that you select to use on your dog or cat are also incredibly important for long term health. Many grooming products contain ingredients with links to allergies, endocrine disruption, organ toxicity, and cancer.

4-Legger's Commitment to Canine Health

In 2015, 4-Legger revolutionized the grooming industry with the mission of giving every dog a healthy bath by developing grooming products that are truly safe and non-toxic. 

We have set ourselves apart in the pet grooming industry by creating pet shampoo that is certified to organic food standards.

All of our products are free from harmful ingredients such as synthetic fragrances, sulfates, harmful preservatives, and parabens.

By using all-natural and non-toxic formulas, 4-Legger ensures that our pets are not exposed to potentially carcinogenic substances commonly found in many grooming products.

Advantages of 4-Legger's Natural Grooming Products

  1. Ingredient Transparency: 4-Legger prides itself on complete transparency when it comes to listing the ingredients used in their products. All labels are reviewed through the National Organic Program to ensure accuracy. Pet owners can have peace of mind knowing that they are using a safe and effective product for their dogs.

  2. Skin and Coat Health: 4-Legger's gentle yet effective formulas help maintain a healthy skin barrier, reducing the risk of skin irritations, allergies, and infections. This promotes optimal skin and coat health, which can positively impact a dog's overall well-being.

  3. Environmental Consciousness: In addition to caring for our pets, 4-Legger also prioritizes the health of our planet. All of our products are made using sustainable practices and our products are biodegradable, minimizing the environmental impact while ensuring the health and safety of our furry friends.

As we observe Canine Cancer Month, it is crucial to consider all aspects of our dogs' well-being, including their bathing routine.

4-Legger's dedication to providing natural and non-toxic grooming products aligns perfectly with this mission. By choosing 4-Legger products, we can contribute to reducing the risk of cancer and other health issues in our beloved pets.

Let us honor Canine Cancer Month by becoming advocates for early detection and ensuring that every dog receives a healthy bath.