Rachel Andre, CEO of sustainable cat litter brand Natusan, said: “Unintentionally, our animals and our habits surrounding them can cause an adverse effect on both the environment and our poor pets. Limit plastic toysTry toys made of natural materials – there are even cat toys filled with ­organic catnip. Not only is this better for your pet’s health but the manufacturing carbon footprint will be considerably lower. Clean up toilet habitsSwap to a sustainable, organic cat litter made of renewable, recycled materials. Spay or neuter(Image: Getty Images)Neutering is one of the most ­responsible things you can do as a pet parent, both for the planet and your pet’s health.

Source: Daily Mirror September 26, 2020 14:56 UTC