I love how stylish eco-friendly products have become over the past few years. It certainly makes it easier to go green everyday! On this very happy Earth Day, I wanted to share some of my favorite eco-friendly products around. Every single one of these, including this very cool Go Green Earth Hoodie, will have you and your dog looking great while feeling good about the tiny carbon paw-prints you’re leaving behind.
Simplehuman has a great pet food storage can that tightly seals and has an ergonomic handle. Inside the lid, it features a food scoop and on the outside it has back wheels for ease of mobility.
Designed by Benjamin Yi, Top Paw is dog food packaging that expands, has an easy-to-carry handle, and a built-in bowl. What’s not to like?
Martha Stewart has a few new pet products for Spring including three-piece bowl sets, cotton hoodies, and neoprene tug toys. What struck my fancy, though were these athletic-style windbreakers
with convenient back pocket, perfect for April Showers. See the entire collection at Petsmart.
Photo by doggiephoto.com.
By now we’re all familiar with the food truck craze that has swept the nation. It seems that just about every major US city has their own favorite go-to trucks that rarely fail to draw a line of eager patrons at every stop. So if food trucks are such a hit with city-dwelling folk, why not have them for their city-dwelling dogs? Phydough, Los Angeles’s first food truck for dogs, has done just that!
My friend Capree clued me in that Doca Pet had new products. Their new Wire & Dine bowls have just made it to the top of my wishlist for my new doggie command center in my new kitchen in my new house. Now, if only I could get them in this color…
Lisa Miller runs the adorable website Puppy Tales and she’s recently launched a shop. One of the cutest items in her shop is the Puppy Hamper, a suitcase full of doggie goodies perfect to gift to a new dog owner (or to yourself!).
Have you ever wanted to get those dog bowls up off the floor and out of the way? Then check out the Designer Pet Eatery. These wall-mounted, in-wall pet eating stations come with two bowls in a few different colors and optional water line. Starting at $80, this is the perfect product for design-conscious folks looking for an affordable built-in look. While the website and photos might need a little help, I think the design is just perfect.
[via Daily Kibble]
