Blog

Welcome to our blog. Our goal is to provide you with as much information as possible about natural products and unusually special products for your pets. Our focus will be on skin, coat and paw care. We also will discuss flea, tick and mosquito repellants, as some on the market may be extremely dangerous to your pets.

We hope you participate and let us know what you want to learn about. If you have ideas you would like us to research and write about, please let us know. The PawPurity team has three rescues of our own and know how important these family members are. Let’s work together to discover what’s best for them.

Skin, Coat & Paw Care, Tear Stain Removal

UNI-PET NATURAL CARE PRODUCTS

by Lisa Porter - CEO PawPurity on Aug 14 2020

PawPurity develops uni-pet natural care products for dogs and cats whenever possible. The reason is, we understand that many pet owners have more than one kind of animal family member. Therefore two-pet families can enjoy a simplified buying process. Furthermore, as believers that natural pet products are superior to those with chemicals, many of which are known to be questionably harmful, we strive to make natural products affordable for every pet owner.

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Flea & Tick Protection

Best Natural Flea & Tick Repellents For Dogs

by Lisa Porter - CEO PawPurity on Jul 19 2020

Bathing your dog regularly with a shampoo that contains a balanced formula of natural flea and tick repellents and following up with a plant-based repellent spray is the best way to kill fleas on dogs and keep them from coming back. Below, we’ll review the best natural flea and tick repellents for dogs, to help you protect your furry friend from bites.

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Skin, Coat & Paw Care

Six Ingredients to Avoid in Pet Shampoos

by Lisa Porter - CEO PawPurity on Jul 03 2020

You can protect your pet from potentially toxic ingredients in pet shampoos by understanding the labels so you know what’s in them. Your pet’s skin is his biggest organ. It protects him from disease, virus, insects and all other elements of the environment, which is why it’s important to have a good understanding of what’s in the products you use. What you put on your pet’s skin gets absorbed easily so if you are not a label reader, you may consider becoming one.

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