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Oops, I did it again!

I ran to the store and wanted to buy toxic, chemical products because that’s what I’m used to doing. It’s hard to break the cycle and a bad habit! We took a little family vacation with a trip to the zoo (more on that later) and to a museum (more on this, too) AND a family wedding. It was a busy for days but it got crazy when I came home to pick up my puppy from the dog sitter, only to discover he had fleas. Yes, scratch your head because I still am. This is what sent me running to Wally World for flea products, the toxic ones.


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  • http:///www.thesmartmama.com/bg/index.php Jennifer Taggart

    Were you able to find the complete ingredient list? I can’t find it on the website. I’m curious because I was all excited for the natural essential oil ant spray from EcoSmart, but found out that it contains petroleum distillates (which are allowed under the USDA organic law). Just curious – would like to use for my cat but want to know all the ingredients first.

    Jennifer
    Smart Mamas Do It All Naturally
    http://www.thesmartmama.com

  • http://www.leashwecando.com Amy

    Cats react very negatively to essential oils. Most natural shampoos are toxic to them. I’ve been searching and searching for natural options for both the cats and dog since they’re in the same house.