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For Nine Bucks, Felines Can Beat This Eco-tastic Lounge to a Pulp
Get excited for this new eco-tastic find! The Bergan Scratch Lounger is 100 percent recycled — it's a pulp material (think, a huge egg carton) that felines can scratch and sleep on 'til their furry heart's content. There are no dyes, glues or chemicals making it safe for pets' tongues and teeth, but the best part?
Save the Planet: 6 Ways to Eco-fy Your Pet Ownership
Live it up a bit greener with these six tips to think earth-friendly while also focusing on pet-friendly. From cleaning house to cleaning Fido, incorporate these little steps into your wild life!
Green Up: Toy Boxes
Green Up: Kitty Ownership
Green Up: The Backyard
Green Up: Flea Treatments
Green Up: Cleaning House
Green Up: Bathtime
6 Steps to Green Up Kitty Ownership (and Save Green)
It's not Earth Day today, but I'm still on top of the game with six suggestions to make your feline-loving family a bit more eco-tastic. From things to toss, projects to do, or changes to make, check out these tips and share your own, too!
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Hand-Dyed Dog Collars For Just $35!
I first learned about Jon Wye during my chat with The Lazy Environmentalist — although they're best known for a line of leather belts, he also offers some super-unique doggie collars by FREDFRED. Priced at $35, the leather is 100 percent full grain (no composite here) and all designs are hand-dyed with numerous layers to get the rich hues and shades in each item. They've got a bunch of unique patterns and designs, but I've gotta go bananas — monkey see, monkey do.
Tune In! The Lazy Environmentalist Greens Up Dog Grooming
Follow host Josh Dorfman on a quest to save the planet — "one wasteful couch potato at a time" — with his new show The Lazy Environmentalist! Premiering tonight (June 16, 9 p.m.) on the Sundance Channel, the premise is that most people would live an earth-friendly lifestyle. .
New Product Alert! Mascot Gets Charitably Eco-tastic
Just 'cause it's good for the environment, doesn't mean it needs to be bad on the eyes. Take this brand-new collection from Mascot: it's eco-friendly and fashion-friendly.
There are six different color combos, but the blue/yellow style, along with these charms, benefit the company's non-profit partner, Canine Companions for Independence, which trains assistance dogs for people with disabilities.
Broken Umbrellas Equal Stylish Raincoats
Desperately grasping a broken umbrella is one of the worst feelings I can think of . . .
DIY Dreaming: Could You Re-Create This Dog Bed Made of Old Flip-Flops?
Regardless of how bad they are for my feet, I can't get enough of flip-flops and own more pairs than I'd care to count up. So, my flipping and flopping obsession aside, when I spotted this super-cute dog bed on TrendHunter, I saw a DIY project in the making for all my old shoes. Stay with me here .
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?
Hello sunshine, and goodbye apartment – North and I will be taking plenty of outdoor adventures as the weather's looking up for the weekend! Although my pup usually trots along happily beside me – except when greeting any and all passersby – there are times when he lays on the grass and tries to take a nibble.
Always up for a little education, I consulted my pals at PetMD to see what's up with his impromptu sidewalk salads.
Pampered Pals: Reknitz Dog Sweaters
Made of reclaimed cotton fibers, the path from each sweater's eco-tastic origin to the final product is fascinating. Reknitz ($38) separates pre-consumer textile table remnants into raw fibers that are then blended with 24 percent new acrylic fibers and spun into yarn. That's cool but my favorite part is that the color options don't come from dyes but instead from the (skilled) mixing of textile cuttings to create the lovely hues from what's available.
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