Waste management companies have been playing hot potato with pet waste for decades. Agencies can’t agree on what to do with it. these organics are in the Twilight Zone of disposal management. Some conscientious government entities, companies and individuals, many mentioned at this site, are experimenting with their own solutions. Why is everyone worried about cigarette butts and plastic straws when we’re staring at a mountain of pet poo?
With 83 million dogs and 96 million cats in the U.S. alone, pet waste is a serious problem, polluting land and waterways and contributing upwards of 10 million tons of material to landfills every year. For years we’ve been told not to recycle dog and cat waste. But the fact is that, with due diligence, there are many ways to take your pet to near zero waste by diverting his or her waste from landfills.
Now you can significantly reduce household waste by recycling your pet’s waste via The Pet Poo Guide: How to Compost and Recycle Pet Waste, a must-read for pet owners concerned about the environmental impact of their best friend. This book offers step-by-step instructions for eight ways to recycle and practical advice on choosing which one is the best solution for you.
Are you ready to nudge your pets much, much closer to net zero waste? Order your copy of the Guide today!