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There has been a big trend in going ‘green’ recently. That’s because, for many people, they are concerned about the long- term impact that humans have on the environment and the ozone layer.
Going green also means other things for other people that don‘t necessarily buy into global warming, like being able to sustai...Read More
The nutritional benefits of organic food have been called into question by new research which shows wild garden birds prefer conventional seed to that which has been organically- grown.
A three-year study by Newcastle University has found that wild birds are not swayed by the organic label, but instead prefer the more prote...Read More
Is your dog suffering from some ailment? Thankfully, there are plenty of natural green treatments and remedies you can use. The best part is that you can use these products for everyday issues (or problems you might encounter) without having to rely so heavily on prescriptions and medications.
Go ahead! Try these everyday products out and se...Read More
Drinking clean, healthy water is important for all dog’s health. That’s because access to clean water is vital for all living things- dogs being no exception. Not surprising, considering a dog’s body is at least 70% water.
All that water does a lot of important things for dogs, like: flushing out waste, carrying nutrients t...Read More
As cute as it may be, what do you think of the baby drinking the water out of the dog bowl in the picture? What if you had to drink out of your dog’s water bowl? Your probably thinking…EWWW!! Is that safe? Or is it even hygienic?
While, admittedly, most dogs eat and drink anything- even water from the toilet, you may need to be c...Read More
Putting your dog on a ‘green’ diet is simpler than you might think. A green dog diet can consist of foods that you eat on a regular basis, or already have in your refrigerator.
The first primary ingredient that should be put in a dog’s diet is meat. Most meat doesn’t have to be cooked (except fish), but it does have to...Read More
As much as people may love animals, mice-- more specifically, unwanted house mice-- are difficult to abide. Not only is having wild rodents running through your house an uncomfortable prospect, but such vermin can cause damage to the household and leave diseases. On the other hand, methods of extermination can be hazardous to the environmens, be...Read More
There are many ways to celebrate Earth Day or to become more green this year with your pet. All types of pets are able to celebrate the Earth with their owners. Here are some ideas to get you started:
1. Switch to biodegradable waste pickup bags .
2. Pick up trash on walks.
3. Use organic kitty litter.
4. Choose natural or safe recyc...Read More
Carefully blended for your pet's sensitive skin, bath salts can be relaxing, aid in promoting circulation and help to soothe aching muscles and joints. Think of how ...Read More
What is organic food and what makes it better and more expensive?
Organic foods are grown without the “benefit” of pesticides and weed control chemicals
This makes the crop or animal more costly to produce
It takes more labor to wage war on bugs and weeds without long-lasting chemicals
For ...Read More
Deciding to go green is a great choice, but it can be difficult to figure out how to do it. Just because a package says natural or organic does not necessarily mean it is the greenest choice. Here are nine products to help you get started living green with your pet. They cover everything from play to grooming and even exercise.
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Since cats and dogs typically have the carbon footprint of vehicles, being an environmentally conscious pet owner is important. And the best part? Any pet owner can learn how to be ‘green’.
Growing up, my parents were always conscious about the environment and doing things more naturally- way before it was the ‘in‘ th...Read More
Making dog food (that you can eat too!!) is a great way to start out in the quest for organic food consumption. Try out these simple dishes that are sure to please.
Chicken and Fruit Mix
Ingredients:
2 cups diced and cooked chicken
1 can of drained and cut peaches
2 sticks of celery
½ cup parsley or other herbs
½ c...Read More
Pets are big business here in the United States - according to the Humane Society there were over 77 million owned dogs and over 93 million owned cats, and people spent over $40 billion on them (and other pets) in 2009 alone, on things from food to waste disposal, from medical care to toys and bedding. So, how do you make sure that your pe...Read More
It's important to take care of the Earth and pet owners are no exception to the rule!
1. Adopt your pet from a shelter.
There are already more pets than we have homes for. So pick your pet from a shelter rather than from a breeder or pet store.
2. Make a commitment to owning your pet.
Understand that pets are a lon...Read More
Scooper poopers and litter boxes have come a long long way. Now you can find the scooper or kitty pan pooper in high tech fashion. If you have not checked out the latest in green and high tech products that all deal with pet poop disposal, well then it's high time to make yourself aware of what is new, what is hip, and what might be ...Read More
What is Feng Shui, anyways?
If you don’t know what it is, Feng Shui is all about the flow of energy and positive thinking. You have certain ‘energy areas’ that correspond with different parts of your life, like relationships and career. These energy areas also are associated with color.
Tips for Feng Shui with your pet:
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Looking to save some money by grooming your pet at home? Well, you are not alone. Although spending on pet grooming and board was estimated to increase year over year from 2008 to 2009, the increase was small and mostly had to do with increasing costs.
More options are now available to pet parents who want to try taking care of ...Read More
I am very conscious about my environmental footprint that I leave behind and try to be as green as possible. While I wouldn’t go as far as saying I am a ‘freegan‘ (dumpster diving just doesn‘t appeal to me), I make sure that I put some effort into making the earth a better place for the next generation.
I started sea...Read More
When you’re wondering what to get as holiday gifts for the pets in your life, just getting rid of some things may be the best present of all.
So as a holiday gift for the little ones you love, think about detoxifying your house:
Serve organic: Choose organic or free-range pet foods. Check labels to avoid the chemical pr...Read More
Have a cat, dog, or horse with arthritis? Allergies? Dull coat? Lethargy? Low Immune system? Cracked hooves? Upset Stomach? Itchy Skin? Want an all-natural remedy instead of drugs? One little seed may be the answer to all your pet’s ailments: Flaxseed.
FlaxUSA has come out with FlaxyCat, FlaxyDog, and FlaxyHorse, all pro...Read More
Want your dog to get some exercise? Perhaps you just want to learn how to ride a skateboard or spend some quality time with your family and four legged friends at the local park?
There is a new and fun invention out that reminds me of a ‘sidecar’ on motorcycles. It takes the concept of a a basic scooter, skat...Read More
If you are a pet owner that is foregoing the traditional dog biscuits and treats for those that are made organically, you are not alone. Many pet owners are choosing organically made snack treats for their favorite dog and skipping over the traditional ones commonly found in supermarkets. If you are looking to purchase organic treats for your pe...Read More
The whole Green trend has taken the world by storm to the
point where it’s almost become redundant to write about. But what about our
pets? How can we include them in our efforts to reduce, reuse, recycle? The
answer: Easily, and in a lot more ways than you might expect! Drumroll, please…
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Everywhere I turn people, myself included, are striving to
adopt a greener lifestyle. As we learn more about climate change, we recognize
that our habits need to change. Personally, I’ve been driving less, recycling
more, and in general doing what I can to improve my carbon footprint, but I wonder
as a pet owner, can I be doing mo...Read More
I came across this facinating article - it gives me pause to rethink just how I view things and how I do things. I am not as green as I thought. There is hope though, now that I have more scientific knowledge to help base my decisions on.
I have pasted the article here for you to read - Please leave your comments on how you view t...Read More
I’d like to preface this blog post with the following disclaimer: I am not a veterinarian, nutritionist, dietician, or any kind of expert on canine health. I am, however, a lifelong dog parent who wants only the best for my dogs. Their health is my number one priority when it comes to their care. When it comes to the health of your dog, al...Read More
Last month, watching the morning news over a bowl of cereal and slowly emerging from sleepiness, I suddenly perked up at the news preview. “When we come back,” the newscaster said, “we’ll take a look at your dog’s carbon footprint. Is it higher than your SUV’s?” I was awake. How could my dog’s carb...Read More
v style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">I have to start this with a little bit about hemp, because so many people think it is the same as marijuana. They are from the same species, but are actually a separate plant. “Industrial Hemp” as it is called, has less than .3% of THC, which is the active ingredient in Marijuana. According to Hemp.com,...Read More
As a long time believer in sustainability and self-sufficiency, I am undertaking a new project. Recently, I moved into an apartment, and so I had to get rid of my chickens and leave my garden behind. I'm on the ground floor, so I have access to a bit of soil around my unfenced patio, but a couple of weeks ago, I found my landlord sta...Read More
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