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LuvMySissy · 10-12-2007, 01:44 PM

There are very few cleaning products on the market that are non-toxic to pets. Unless you are using products that are "green" and safe for the environment, they are not necessarily safe for our babies. There are some great, economical cleaning products that are safe both for the environment and our babies.

You can never be too careful with these little guys as they are not like other dogs and most testing is done on BIG dogs, not 4 lbers.

Another great alternative for floor cleaning is to use a floor steamer. I have one I got for $99 that does a great job and uses nothing but water. It is safe for all kinds of flooring.

I hope Sassy has no further symptoms. My Sissy was also recently diagnosed with Pancreatitis and her diet is already very low in fat. I have come to the conclusion that a virus caused this with her, but we will really never know!!!!

10-12-2007, 01:44 PM	#12
LuvMySissy Luv my Angel, too! Donating Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: USA Posts: 9,333	There are very few cleaning products on the market that are non-toxic to pets. Unless you are using products that are "green" and safe for the environment, they are not necessarily safe for our babies. There are some great, economical cleaning products that are safe both for the environment and our babies. You can never be too careful with these little guys as they are not like other dogs and most testing is done on BIG dogs, not 4 lbers. Another great alternative for floor cleaning is to use a floor steamer. I have one I got for $99 that does a great job and uses nothing but water. It is safe for all kinds of flooring. I hope Sassy has no further symptoms. My Sissy was also recently diagnosed with Pancreatitis and her diet is already very low in fat. I have come to the conclusion that a virus caused this with her, but we will really never know!!!! __________________ Sissy & Angel Last edited by LuvMySissy; 10-12-2007 at 01:45 PM.