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Can cause cancer

If an ingredient in dog food is classified as "may cause cancer", this means that this ingredient has potentially carcinogenic properties. This is usually based on scientific studies that have found a link between exposure to that substance and an increased risk of developing cancer.

It is important to understand that not every exposure to a carcinogenic substance will necessarily lead to cancer. The risk can depend on several factors, such as the amount and frequency of exposure, the type of substance, the way the body processes it, and the individual sensitivity of the dog.

In the dog food industry, ingredients that are classified as potentially carcinogenic are often subject to strict regulation and monitoring. However, it is probably better to avoid this ingredient.

Overview

Chemistry Liquid can have effects on the nervous system Feeding toxic Highly toxic Can cause cancer
1-propanol
Chemistry Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Can cause cancer Potential source of danger
Acrylonitrile
Chemistry can have effects on the nervous system Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Can cause cancer Potential source of danger
Arsenic
Chemistry Feeding toxic Highly toxic Can cause cancer Potential source of danger
Atrazine
Chemistry Colorants Artificial additive May interact with medications Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause cancer Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger
Basic Orange 2
Chemistry Colorants Artificial additive Highly toxic Can cause cancer Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential allergy trigger
Basic Red 22
Chemistry Colorants Artificial additive Feeding not recommended Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause cancer Can cause digestive problems Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger
Basic Yellow 2
Chemistry Disinfectant Cleaning agent Poison control can have effects on the nervous system Feeding toxic Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause cancer Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger
Benzene
Chemistry Colorants Artificial additive May interact with medications Can contribute to the promotion of blood health Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause cancer Can cause digestive problems Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger
Benzyl violet 4B
Chemistry Disinfectant Cleaning agent Highly toxic Can cause cardiac arrhythmia Can cause cancer Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger
Bleaching agent
Chemistry Artificial additive Feeding not recommended Highly toxic Can cause cancer Potential source of danger
Methyl acrylate
Chemistry Colorants Artificial additive May interact with medications Feeding toxic Can trigger hyperactivity in sensitive dogs Can cause cancer Can cause digestive problems Not suitable for consumption by dogs Potential source of danger Potential allergy trigger
Methyl violet