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Tag: Pets

Yes, you can even make your pets more environmentally friendly!

Dealing With Dog Poop

April 1, 2013 / Michael Bloch

Millions of tonnes of improperly disposed of dog poop hits our streets, parks and beaches each year. It’s not only smelly and unsightly, but dog poo poses a significant threat to the environment.

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Truly Eco Friendly Dog Toys?

December 21, 2012 / Michael Bloch

We can make playtime a little more environmentally friendly for our furry four legged friends too – but ‘caveat emptor’ (buyer beware) also applies to dog toys; whether they are touted as being green or not.

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Looking for an animal companion? Consider a recycled pet

June 1, 2010 / Michael Bloch

By acquiring a recycled pet you can lessen the collective environmental impact of our need for animal companions while doing something humane to boot.

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Save 10% on earth friendly insect repellent for your pets

January 14, 2009 / Michael Bloch

Don’t wish to spray your pets with harsh chemicals? Consider this cedar oil based insect repellent designed for pets that’s gentle on them and gentle on the planet. Pick up a 10% discount coupon code!

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Reducing our pet’s ecological paw print

April 8, 2008 / Michael Bloch

The decisions we make for our pets not only affect them, but the world around them. Here’s some great tips for reducing the environmental pawprint of our animal companions.

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Environmentally friendly felines

August 28, 2007 / Michael Bloch

People train dogs. Cats train people. It’s just the way it is. Pick up some tips on greening your cat -whether it likes it or not.

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Kitty litter and the environment

December 2, 2006 / Michael Bloch

The cat litter you use may have come from land strip mined for that specific purpose. Also, the dust from the most common cat litter component is a known carcinogen. There are alternatives

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