Feeling Sorry for Pets
Some dogs are very smart, and others, not so much. Why is that? Could it possibly be the scented dog shampoo that their loving owners use regularly? Like us humans, animals can react to toxic chemicals, feel stoned, confused, weak, disoriented. But the poor dogs can’t verbalize this. So they roll on the ground in the most disgusting rotten garbage they can find. They want their natural scent back, but just when the smelly shampoo is wearing off, guess what? Bath time.
October 31, 2019 - 9:57 pm
David Tywoniuk, Thank you so much for your website and sharing of your story. I became very sick with chemical sensitivity 10 years ago at age 42. I am slowly recovering, but my life has changed drastically. I fortunately found solace in a primarily fragrance free meditation community that literally saved my life, and in which I am still involved and have established dear friendships that sustain me. David, would it be possible for you to create some kind of combo poster about how fragrances hurt animals such as dolphins, cattle, and pets? Please include scenarios and research studies if possible. I too feel so bad for pets who cannot speak for themselves. I would love to put it on my facebk page, where such posts spread fast. Thank you, Sandi