Living Green With Pets

By Petside Team | April 14, 2010 11:14 AM

America's Greenest Animal Shelters

A number of animal shelters across the country have been built or redesigned as eco-friendly buildings. Petside applauds these shelters for protecting both animals and the planet!
CHECK OUT THESE ECO-FRIENDLY ANIMAL SHELTERS NOW

ECO-FRIENDLY PET TIPS

Guide to Greener Pet Clean Up
It takes only seconds to make cleaning up after your pet greener.

Guide to Greener Pet Travel
At some point your pet will need to travel - for a move, vet visit, or to play in the park. But there are ways to limit the impact of your pet's trips on the environment.

Guide to Greener Pet Products
Luckily, there are plenty of green pet product options to keep Mother Nature happy.

VIDEO: Go Green With Your Pet
Did you know you can help your pets go greener by purchasing eco products like organic pet food, toys made of recycling and comfy hemp beds?

7 Ways to Go Green with Your Pet
You recycle, buy organic and use eco-friendly products for yourself - shouldn't your pet be green too? Petside has found 7 tips to help reduce your pet's carbon "paw-print."

Living Green: What To Do with Your Dog's Doo
You can safely dispose of dog waste either by treating it or by isolating it. In other words, flush it or trash it.

BLOG: Canine Waste Management: Keeping it Green
Pet waste is not at all ecologically sound for humans or other living creatures. Learn how you can manage your dog's poo!

PHOTO SLIDESHOWS

Green Pet Fashion
Make sure your pet is dressed to impress in these eco-friendly fashions.

Green Pet Products Slideshow
Not only can we do our part to help save the Earth, but now our pets can too!

ECO-FRIENDLY PET PRODUCTS

Top 10 Green Pet Toys
Show your pet that being environmentally friendly can be fun! Petside ranked the top ten pet toys that are also easy on Mother Earth.

Recycling and Dog Products
We all know to recycle our own waste - soda cans, newspapers, etc., but have you ever thought about recycling items related to your dog?

Cat Litter: An Environmental Problem?
Oh no. Not another household problem with environmental impact! Sadly, yes.

Comments (4)

David Armstrong April 22, 2010 2:21 PM

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carbon paw print? Are you kidding me. Please, get a grip.

Anti-Green April 26, 2010 9:53 AM

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I prefer to make my pets be the most anti-green possible. What a STUPID thought. Green pets. Have envrio-nutjobs gotten this desperate? Idiots.

Chris May 14, 2010 4:36 AM

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Pets use up more energy and produce more carbon than a Ford Explorer, and take up a lot of food. It's okay to have them, but you need to be responsible about it.

Andrea June 3, 2010 10:49 AM

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This is neither stupid nor gripless. Throwing out hundreds of non degradable poop bags can't be considered "green" by anyone except for maybe a couple people(hint hint). Organic natural local food is good for us and our furry friends. Again, how is processed colored food a better choice?

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