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We believe that loving our pet companions is one important way to tap into the spirit of life and to understand how we are all connected in a deep abiding way. Our newsletters explore this connection and provide insight into how issues important to our pets are often crucial to the health of the planet.
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The following are topics we have explored in previous editions:
Giving Back - 2009
We give 5% of our total annual sales to no-kill and rescue organizations. Where our dollars went in 2009...
Organic Pet Food: The Essentials
Anyone who considers his or her pet a part of the family knows how hard it is to pick out a good pet food. Here is some info to help with that decision...
Lead - What Goes Around Comes Around - March 2009
Each time I write a newsletter I am struck by the interdependence of... well... everything! For example-lead in our pets' environment keeps presenting itself, at least to me, as a karmic loop. Let me explain...
All That Glitters is Not Gold - February 2009
Children's jewelry has been recalled to the tune of 100 million pieces. Is anyone inspecting jewelry for pets? Read about what you can do to safe guard your pet from lead tainted bling...
Giving Back - 2008
We give 5% of our total annual sales to no-kill and rescue organizations. Where our dollars went in 2008...
Toxic Burden and Our Pets
Heavy Metals - What is all the Fuss?
Find out why heavy metals are a real risk to your pet's health
Giving Back - 2007
We give 5% of our total annual sales to no-kill and rescue organizations. Where our dollars went in 2007...
Plastics and Your Pets: A Primer
Many scientists say that plastic is a carcinogen, a hormone disrupter, and toxic to our internal organs. What does this mean for our pets? Read more...
Giving Back - 2006
We give 5% of our total annual sales to no-kill and rescue organizations. Learn who we give to and why...
What is the difference between organic and non-organic cotton?
Fabric dye can be directly harmful to your pets while its production damages eco-systems and ruins water supplies. Learn how...
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