Pets

What you can do

Notice and reduce the plastic in your home while reducing the plastic that your furry friend consumes.

Dog Poop

• Use paper bags or newspaper when cleaning up your dog’s poop instead of plastic pop bags.

Cat Litter

• Use cat litter that is packaged in paper rather than plastic.

Pet Food

• Choose pet food that is packaged in paper rather than plastic.
• Choose packaging-free dog bones rather than those packaged in plastic.

Pet Toys

• Choose pet items made from wood rather than plastic, like bird ladders and houses or enclosures for mice and hamsters.

The impact

• Your furry family member reduces their eco-footprint.
• Your household reduces the waste that ends up in the landfill.

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