Green Pets

They are part of the family, why not have them do their part in making the world a greener place?

MARS PETCARE BUSINESS ANNOUNCES COMMITMENT TO USE ONLY SUSTAINABLY SOURCED FISH BY 2020

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Painting your lawn won’t make it green

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"Hi Yo Silver, Chemicals Away!"

“Going green” can be more of a trend than a practice. Take Green Lawnger, for instance.

To the untrained eye, like this Oregon TV station, the product is double green: It will turn a brown lawn into a green lawn without watering, and it’s “environmentally friendly.” Read More »

Now Even Cats Can Go Green

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Biodegradable Cat Litter

If you are both environmentally-conscious and owned by one or more feline care-givers, there is good news for you. If you primarily buy your cat food and litter in the grocery store or somewhere other than a pet store, there are some innovations that may have escaped your notice.

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