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Posted by Daisy Pignetti USF on October 11, 2006 in DoctorDaisyUSF posts | ∞

Wildlife that comes into contact with oil is at serious risk. Oil destroys the intricate layer of feathers that protect birds, exposing them to extremes in temperature. When they try to get it off with their beaks, they risk poisoning themselves. If the oil isn’t removed quickly, they’ll die.

Thankfully, Dawn quickly removes the oil, without harming the skin or feathers of the animal. That’s because Dawn is tough on the grease – but mild on fur, feathers and skin.

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