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Qualms about going green are understandable. No one expects habits or lifestyles to change overnight. Jason and I recently committed to switching to all natural flea repellent for our dogs, Wilhelm. Brychwyn and Huxley, and our cat, Amelia. We know it won't be an easy switch but for a family that enjoys the outdoors as much as we do, it makes so much sense for us to use natural pet products. When we Cascadian Nomads are off on adventures, road trips, hiking or camping, clean air and water mean everything to us. Of course, the long-term health of our pets is paramount as well. Since Only Natural Pet was founded on the belief that a natural lifestyle contributes to longer and healthier lives for our pets and Pet360 carries their complete line of natural pet supplies formulated by a holistic veterinarian to be biologically appropriate for cats and dogs, Jason and I know that we are doing the right thing for the environment and for our pets by going #PawNatural.
Jason and I have made and stuck to a lot of commitments to live a greener lifestyle over the years. Obviously, we compost and recycle. One of the most important things we do is to be very careful where we spend our money. We buy as local as possible. We research the companies we buy from. We buy organic whenever we can. A seemingly simple thing Jason and I work at in going green is to not buy any products with PVC (PolyVinyl Chloride.) Vinyl chloride in drinking water, from factories producing PVC and from PVC pipes, is one of the most serious threats to our planets water supply. Obviously this affects our health, our pets well-being, and all life on Earth's vitality. PVC products also off-gas dangerous chemicals into the air of our home and environment. A lot of very convenient products contain PVC and those products are also not always labeled as containing dangerous chemicals. But with some creative shopping, we have avoided PVC for quite sometime. |