Are You Putting Nazi Nerve Gas on Your Cat?

VISALIA, Calif. - March 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Most people are not aware that the traditional "Poison-Based"
flea treatments contain chemicals derived from organophosphates.

Organophosphates are the same basic chemicals the Nazis used to make their nerve gas.

This fact is not well known and when discovered, is very disturbing to many pet owners.

In fact, in her excellent article "Signs Your Dog Has Been Poisoned by Organophosphates", Yahoo! Voices contributor Christine Cadena warns "poison by organophosphates in your dog may develop into fatal complications including convulsions, respiratory distress and failure, and even a long term complication with leukemia development."

Access Nutraceuticals, the leader in natural treatments for head lice and scabies announced today their entry into the world of pets with their "FleaKiller tm" line of products.

FleaKiller tm is another in the company's successful line of enzyme-based products.

The new line of products can be seen here:
http://www.licekiller.com/FleaKiller/

Access Nutraceuticals is known for it's products that kill insects and mites more effectively than poisons. Yet their products are not released to the public unless they can be used safely, even with infants.

The FleaKiller line of products includes a Flea Dip, a Flea Spray and a Flea Powder. http://www.licekiller.com/FleaKiller/

All three products are all-natural and completely non-toxic to humans and their pets, yet they are devastatingly effective against insects.

That's because the company uses a proprietary formulation of four different enzymes, combined into a recipe that literally digests insect proteins.

This digestive action poses no risk to human or pet skin or hair. But given enough time, it would completely dissolve any insect immersed into it.

http://www.licekiller.com/FleaKiller/

With their roots in Organic Farming, Peter and Lisa Dudek are proud to add this new line of products to help families get rid of fleas without resorting to dangerous poisons.