
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Pamela Madden, who operates Furfection Inc., the manufacturer of the Furfection Naturals line of doggie spa products, explains that there is a confusion between the terms "natural" and "all natural" when it comes to pet shampoos.For the record, "all-natural" shampoo products shouldn't contain ANY synthetic ingredients, while "natural" products can be made with both natural and synthetic ingredients. Since there is no law regulating use of the terms "natural" or "all-natural" in product labeling, a "natural" shampoo can be sold as "all-natural" without any legal ramifications.Most people are unaware that there's even a difference, and manufacturers are able to take advantage of this and promote their products as "all natural" when it in fact it contains synthetic ingredients.
American consumers believe anything produced naturally is better than anything produced synthetically. The reality is that synthetics are used in the majority of pet grooming products. Why? Because they're more effective and beneficial than some natural ingredients. Unfortunately, marketers have been unable to make synthetics appear wholesome or healthy, so where consumers are concerned, it's become a case of "ignorance is bliss," or "what they don't know won't hurt them."You can read Madden's full article here.
Please please could you tell me what site I can buy the photo from, of the Jack Russel in the bowl of water. I am a Groomer in the UK and I have just set up my business. I would love to use the photo on my brochure. My boyfriend has sent you an email asking the same thing but you did not reply.
Very hopeful!
Carolyn Simpson
By , at 10:48 AM, June 04, 2006
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