10. Eco-Friendly Pet Toys and Accessories Look for leashes, collars, toys and even pet beds made from recycled or plant-based materials. 11. Cut Out the Chemicals Reduce the chemicals in your home by making your own cleaners and deodorizers. Instead of spraying over a pet smell, you might already have everything you need right in your … Continue reading Eco-friendly Pet Practices Part 4
7. Containers Count Use a washable and reusable container, preferably glass, to store food and treats instead of a plastic bag. 8. Reduce Driving Do you drive to a dog park just to walk around? Look for closer parks or nature trails, or arrange walks or play dates with friends and neighbors with their pets. 9. Check … Continue reading Eco-friendly Pet Practices Part 3
4. Check the Labels Do your existing products use eco-friendly materials and packaging? Check the labels to see what is inside the product and if the bottle or container is recyclable or made of biodegradable materials. Stuck with plastic? Recycle after use. 5. Reusable Bags — Not Just for Groceries Many people remember to bring … Continue reading Eco-friendly Pet Practices Part 2
Since this month's focus is on how to be an eco-friendly pet parent, here are a few suggestions for reducing your carbon “paw print.” 1. Ditch the Paper Towels Use towels or rags instead of paper towels to clean up after your pet. If you just can’t break the paper towel cycle, consider using reusable personal … Continue reading Eco-Friendly Pet Practices Part 1
This month, I want to focus on eco-friendly practices I can implement in my pet sitting/dog walking business as well as what you can do as a pet owner. My first order of business was finding the best way to dispose of dog doo. This was not as easy as it seemed. Based on my … Continue reading Eco-Friendly Dog Waste Disposal
