IS Boots tested on animals at all?
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"Thank you for contacting Boots. We do not use animals to test our products, nor do we have animal testing conducted on our behalf or by anyone else. Instead, we ensure product safety through state-of-the-art testing methods on human volunteers. Lanolin is derived from sheep's wool, and as such is an animal by product. Of course the animal is completely unharmed. Thank you for your interest. We are looking into several markets, such as the CCIC or LEAPING BUNNY PROGRAM, as part of future packaging artwork changes. Though we have always been cruelty free and done our testing on people, over 50,000 volunteers each year, we understand that more people are wanting to see this stated on the packaging. Sincerely, Boots Customer Service"
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Well says and no: I've purchased every dog boot on the planet. They are essentially balloons but tougher and stronger. Once you get them on, it saves the poor dog from salt and a bit easier on the paws than the wool kind. I have been told that they allow the dog to "feel" the underground unlike the other kind.
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These boots would be fine if your dog is outside for only a short time, because they are not insulated or waterproof. The material is nothing more than a felt like fleece with a paw patch.
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According to their website, they do not test on animals. Other sites have deemed them cruelty free as well. A friend of mine is vegan and an animal rights advocate that swears by this stuff and only buys cruelty free products.
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Hi Bre, There is NO animal testing or animal products in our Argan Oil. It is pure organic argan oil with nothing else added to it.
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Maybe, as you can see the lever is popped up our of the heel. I have not used it for boots. Good luck!
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None of our products are tested on animals. That symbol and statement is printed on the product and can be seen in one of the product images. We checked the website you referred to, goodguide.com and were unable to find our brand nor any of our products listed. Since the email address you referred to is not associated with our company whatsoever, perhaps you have our product confused with another brand?
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Happy New Year, Kelly! No, they don't do animal testing. Check out this link for further info:http://www.budgetearth.com/trulys-natural-deodorant-review/
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I have had success with leather boots that had a single "shot" of cat urine. I can't comment on "soaked" shoes. If the only other choice is to throw the shoes away, I would try Rocco & Roxie and maintain the shoes shape with scrunched up newspaper.
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Oops... Thought I was answering to the stick-ons.. The boots were torn off by my dog within 15 minutes. They are big so I'm sure they will fit. Hope u have better luck!
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I would use the same ones I bought, the Ultra Paws Durable Dog Boot. My dog drags his hind paws too which makes the tip of the boots wear down so I bought the shoe goo to help protect them. I hope this helps you out.
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Looking it up, as far as I can find, this product is not tested on animals.
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Happy New Year, Kelly! No, they don't do animal testing. Check out this link for further info: http://www.budgetearth.com/trulys-natural-deodorant-review/
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Yes it can with very good results. If you go to the Bickmore websire you can now order conditioner specially made for exotic cowbow boots. I used it on lizard, rattlesnake, and ostrich with great results. It goes on as a spray instead of cream.
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No this product is not tested on animals. Please see the website for this information. http://www.marykay.com/jennmarieclark/en-US/about-mary-kay/socialresponsibility/pages/a-responsible-company.aspx
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Yes, it is. About this things is written in guideline of John masters organics.http://johnmasters.com/philosophy.html4. No animal testing
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Eminence does not test on animals. But I would advise you to buy from their website or an authorized store