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Originally Posted by lynzy420  SOOOOO, the response you received pissed me off big time...first of all it is filled with inaccuracies, second of all the regulation of dog products as a whole is a big fat 0 as far as I am concerned....tea tree oil is dangerous to dogs and while I think that theres probably less than a drop in the whole tube because It's a big fat marketing ploy, WHY WOULD I CHANCE IT???...anyway what really riled me up and has me seething....
The part that says the company is run by animal advocates...REALLY ARSEFACE? A company run by animal advocates that DOES TESTING ON ANIMALS?????????? REALLY??????? This company in my not so humble opinion should be ASHAMED OF WHAT THEY DO....I do NOT SUPPORT ANY COMPANY WHOSE TESTING IS DONE ON ANIMALS, LET ALONE A COMPANY THAT PRODUCES ANIMAL PRODUCTS...OMG it is incredulous in 2012 to read such a rediculous response.... |
I don't understand what your upset about, testing on animals? Let’s look at this way; if the company doesn't test their product before marketing, you are testing the product on your pet, without knowing what signs to look for. We shouldn't read the words "animal testing" and be alarmed, we should be against inhumane animal testing. The company probably supplied the product to pet owners and asked them to see if their dogs had any problem with it. I’m upset that the company that made Greenies didn’t test them before offering them for sell, they found out too late that their first product caused intestinal obstruction in many dogs. Many pet dogs died because of this. Had the product been tested with attentive observers, they could have caught the problem before they resulted in death.