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Natural Resources Defense Council commented on this subject, “The one thing we know for sure about toxins in our drinking water is that the more we look the more we find.”
Since Buster's recovery I 've only been using filtered drinking water. I know it's something we just take for granted but should we? There is plenty of information out there on the subject. I know it may depend upon where you live. However, with recent reports out there it is worth mentioning especially when you have a weakened immune system. From chlorine to toxins, I would rather remove them before drinking up .... Was going to post this on one of the newbies post but it is something that should go hand in hand with diet.
I 'm sure your wondering about bottled water, hey I drink it. That is another subject on dioxins. I am not a scientist but time will tell for sure about it's effects.
In the mean time I filter..
Kim&Buster
Kim & Angel Buster
"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened."
–Anatole France
Filtered water is recommended by vets, but remember that every region, country and even neighborhoods (such as ours ) have different deposits in the water.
Here's a tip from my mum (dog person for the better part of 80 years); boil water before filtering.
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