The Only Eco-Friendly Aerosol Pet Cleaning Products on the Planet!

SeaYu has announced the launch of Clean+Green, the only eco-friendly aerosol pet cleaning products on the planet. Unlike most other cleaning products that can be harmful, require multiple applications and/or only temporarily mask odours, Clean + Green delivers instant results in a non-toxic, eco-friendly solution. Clean+Green permanently cleans pet stains and eradicates odours. It is safe for pets, people (kids too!), and the planet.

Each Clean+Green product is individually formulated to address a specific odour/stain problem and can be used on carpet and area rugs, wood floors, tile, cement and all fabrics – even litter boxes! Clean+Green uses a patented Advanced Encapsulation Technology and an Advanced Eliminator3 Formula, developed by scientists to take care of the planet while cleaning up massive environmental problems like oil spills. The products naturally encapsulate and eliminate stain and odour on contact – even skunk odour! – by naturally biodegrading the stain/odour source.

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When I look at a package of something for my dogs, I am probably more prone to lean towards something that is “vet recommended” but I have learned now that I am going to have to make my own informed decisions about items and not rely on what it says on the box.

Ever since Paddington was 6 months old, I have given her Greenies. I knew a few people who had dogs who loved them and to be perfectly frank, I really like the idea of not having to brush my dogs’ teeth (have you ever tried that???!? It is unbelievably hard!). I read on the box that they were veterinarian recommended, had many benefits and most of all, Paddington loved them. I never thought that they could be dangerous.

One thing that SHOULD have tipped me off was the fact that I couldn’t introduce the dogs to them fully right away, or they would get diarrhea. I would cut them up into thirds, then half then after about 3-4 weeks I would give them a whole one. They got one every day and with what I have found out now, I am extremely glad nothing happened on those days.

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I wrote a bit about this book on Earth Day when I posted the recipe for Herbal Flea Power. Eco Dog is a wonderful book by Corbett Marshall and Jim Deskevich. I ordered it online through amazon.ca. The book took a little while to arrive, but it was very reasonably priced at $13.83 and it was well worth the wait.

The book is stunningly laid out with lots of pictures and is full of great tips, recipes and DIY projects that will definitely keep me busy this summer. It will be a wealth of knowledge for this blog and I will test out the recipes and post about them as I do.

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I’ve never really thought about composting our dog’s poo – mostly I just want to throw it out because it’s smelly. Today I found a couple of websites outlining how to create a compost bin for your dog so you can reuse the soil.

The compost CANNOT be used on any food based plants due to the fact that it may contain some toxins that could be harmful if ingested. It also says not to use it on garden beds either.

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Today is Earth Day so I thought it appropriate to post a green idea. A little while ago I ordered a book called Eco Dog that I read about on a blog called PetSugar. While the book hasn’t arrived yet, one of the recipes is online and I thought it would be a great thing to post, being both spring and Earth Day.

It is an herbal flea powder that you can make at home! This saves packaging and you know that all of the ingredients are safe.

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