Articles tagged “Organic Pet Supplies”

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

What's New, Pussycat? 5 Recycled Gifts for Your Favorite Kitty By Craftster.org IN Home & Garden Aug 24 2010 Using easily found materials, you can make all sorts of items that your cat will love. Recycled fabric scraps and other items you have at home can be used to make great accessories for your cat. Delight your cat with a new bed, a scratching post, or a few fanciful little catnip mice to bat around. + READ MORE

How to Go Green: Pets By Team Planet Green IN Home & Garden Jun 1 2010 Your pets are practically like family, right? So why settle for anything less than top-shelf green treatment when it comes to their health and well-being? In our How to Go Green: Pets guide, you'll find a bevy of tips to help you reduce your pets' carbon paw prints without making your wallet roll over and play dead. + READ MORE

A Green Dog Treat That'll Make Your Dog Go Wild (in a Good Way) By Kelly Rossiter IN Food & Health Apr 14 2010 As you know, I cook a lot, and normally my dog Jasper accompanies me in the kitchen. He usually sits off to one side or snoozes while I work. This morning I ripped open the packet of Force from The Honest Kitchen and he was instantly at attention as he clearly smelled that this was something destined for him. + READ MORE

Daily DIY Project: Recycled Pet Collar By Blythe Copeland IN Work & Connect Aug 28 2009 Green your pet in style--while keeping him safe when he's off-leash--with this homemade collar manufactured from household materials. + READ MORE

Practice Yoga with Your Pooch--or Don't By Jessica Root IN Food & Health Apr 10 2009 Just when we thought yoga for kids was the latest craze, the New York Times tells us in this week?s Fashion & Style section that we can expect to see studios offering up Yoga with Dogs classes. + READ MORE

Vinegar is Amazing! 9 Green Uses for Vinegar on the Lawn and Garden By Josh Peterson IN Home & Garden Mar 31 2009 Vinegar is a clean, cheap substitute for many expensive dirty things. It can clean dandruff off of your scalp, extend the longevity of your nail polish and works as a replacement for fabric softener. Vinegar can do so many wonderful things that I?m going to write more than one post about the wonders of vinegar. Here are some green ways to use vinegar around the lawn and in the garden. + READ MORE

Make Dog Toys from Old Tennis Balls By Sara Novak IN Home & Garden Nov 18 2008 Dog toys can get pretty pricey; in fact, I bought my dog a toy for nearly $15 the other day. But I just can't resist keeping Madison and Bella happily occupied while I'm at work. + READ MORE

Wearing Sustainability on Your Sleeve By Team Planet Green IN Fashion & Beauty May 14 2008 One of the 7 foundational habits of highly effective people is thinking win-win, which is also one of the working mantras of sustainability. Indeed today many of us want to live more sustainable, more eco-friendly lives, but we want to look good too. + READ MORE

Swap Out Your Pets' Junk Food By Jasmin Malik Chua IN Home & Garden Jan 31 2008 Most conventional pet-food brands you find at the supermarket consist of reconstituted animal by-products, otherwise known as low-grade wastes from the beef and poultry industries-you know, inedibles you wouldn't touch with a 10-foot fork. Besides being minimally processed, these foods are also preserved with natural... + READ MORE

Raise Funds By Promoting Green By Jasmin Malik Chua IN Work & Connect Nov 7 2007 Forget those cavity-loving candy bars: Schools, organizations, clubs, and non-profits of any size can raise up to $15,000 by selling Fundraising Green's myGreenSpark Redemption Book, a collection of discount coupons to 150 eco-friendly businesses-both local and online-including home goods, clothing, food, and pet... + READ MORE