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Pets Reduce Their Carbon Paw Print – Part 3

By Rebecca Rhoades and Jordan Gerard

Pets benefit humans, so we are more than happy to shower them in love and happiness. When it comes to our pets, there’s little we wouldn’t do to ensure their happiness. We feed them human-grade foods, buy them luxurious furnishings, and indulge their cravings for Puppucinos. But our commitment to their health and happiness doesn’t have to come at the expense of our planet.

Sustainability and environmental consciousness have made their way into the pet industry, as consumers demand products for their four-legged and feathered friends that feature natural ingredients, come in recyclable packaging, and are made with sustainable processes.

As always, make sure to always speak with your veterinarian before introducing a new food or supplement into your pet’s diet.

Hemp Oil Pet Tincture 

Hemp oil has been used by humans to treat anxiety, inflammation, and other health issues. Studies have shown it has the same effect on pets. This tincture is made from organically grown hemp and specially formulated for dogs and cats. Add a few drops to your pet’s food to induce calmness during stressful situations, such as storms, fireworks, and travel, or to relieve separation anxiety. $32/1 ounce, Oleyhealthandwellness.com

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Horizon Pet Teepee 

Pet Lifestyle & You’s luxury products prove that sustainability can also be stylish. The Horizon Pet Teepee adds a playful boho touch to any decor. Showcasing durable machine-washable canvas and natural pine wood supports, this dynamic dwelling is designed for your cat’s or small dog’s ultimate comfort. A removable cushion is filled with soft PlanetFill polyfiber, which is made from 100% post-consumer certified-safe recycled plastic bottles, helping keep our planet a little bit cleaner. Choose from four eye-catching colorways. $89, petplay.com

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