You recycle. You eat organic. You put on a sweater before you crank up the heat. But have you ever considered your dog’s effect on the environment? And have you thought about what the environment’s doing to your dog?
Chief among the chemicals accumulating in dogs: flame retardants from beds, furniture, and polluted food; stain and grease-proofing chemicals from carpets, dog beds, and dog food packaging; and plastic softeners known as phthalates, which are found in products ranging from shampoos to toys to medicines.
Lofted Dog Bed
This footstool-style dog bed offers several inches of polyfil to elevate your pet and protect him/her from hard, cold floors. Inside the bed, you’ll find a breathable liner stuffed with MiracleLoft polyfil (made from recycled soda bottles).
While everybody is busy reducing their carbon footprints, pet beds like these ensure that our pets are not left behind. This bed is on sale at Dr. Foster and Smith. Prices range from $79.99-63.99 to $129.99- 103.99. You can purchase HERE.
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