Studies link canine cancers to lawn chemicals
“Lawn chemicals, particularly, ones containing 2,4-D, have been linked to at least two types of canine cancers. Studies found that lawn chemicals travel to neighboring yards and inside homes, and chemicals have been found in the urine of dogs whose owners did not spray their lawns.” Sadly, the evidence that lawn chemicals are linked to cancers in dogs has been accumulating steadily over the past 20 years. Even if you don’t own a pet this should raise alarms for anyone who cares about children or just your own health. RELATED STORY: Why Do Some Dogs Get Cancer More Than...
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