Made from 100% recycled stuffing and natural wool, these lush dog toys are perfect for you and for him.  And did we mention they’re just $6?!

First off all rabbits are your own composter, they’ll eat your leftover green kitchen trimmings and their waste can be used in your garden for a rich fertilizer.

Secondly, if you’re already buying rabbit food like carrots and veg at the grocery store, you’re more likely to buy yourself some healthier food fare.  So, maybe it’s time for a new pet this Easter!

Generously stuffed with organic kapok and offering a zippered washable cover, you won’t have to think twice when using this dog bed.  Beds start at $120.

Amelia specializes in recreating your pet’s likeness, be it a dog, cat, bunny or even a horse.  Each sculpture is made out of 100% wool felt and is given even the most delicate details.  We love her work, though it could be kind of creepy at times.

Handmade with eco-friendly bamboo, this doggy dish comes with a water resistant finish and stainless steel bowls which holds around 1.6 cups of food or water.  Cost, $80.

If you’ve been looking everywhere for an eco-friendly plush dog toy, look no further than the Owl, brought to you by West Paw Design.

Made from 85% recycled IntelliLoft™ fibers from soda bottles, these plush dog toys are soft, durable and adorable.  And isn’t that basically a home-run?

Cost, $13.

Designed for use with the self-cleaning Litter-Robot, the Premium Clumping Litter uses “only the best quality raw materials – eliminating the need for chemical and scent additives” and works in harmony with the world’s only automated litter box.  Sounds like a match in heaven.

Made by a woman cooperative of United for a Better Life just outside Guatemala City, these adorable catnip toys are just what your kitty ordered.  A bit of a steep cost though, if you ask us.  $15 for a pair.

Easy to see in the water, grass, snow or basically anywhere you can throw them, the Heave Hose dog toys are durable and even machine washable.  Cost, $14.

When you’re ready to go green for Mr. Fluffy and Miss Snuggles, start integrating these tips into your pet-friendly routine.

• For the kitties, consider a biodegradable litter box filled recycled material litter like newspaper.  When you’re ready to make the leap, GreenLitteCat.com is a great source.
• Instead of using Frontline and such products on your dogs and cats, try instead to use a fine-toothed flea comb daily to remove the summery pests and weekly baths are always a good option.  Sorry Mr. Fluffy!
• When dealing with those pesky pet odors, use baking soda when you vacuum with your HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner instead of purchasing carpet cleaners or fragrances.  Just sprinkle the soda on your carpets and rugs and run your vacuum over it, no harm, no foul.

These are just a few suggestions to making you and your furry friends more earth-conscious.  Keep living green!