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A Line of Products for Dogs

Submitted by Heather Young on Fri, Sep. 19, 2008

I would like to see a Seventh Generation line for dogs.

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Comments (15)

hdonahue
Sun, Jan. 15, 2012

Odor Remover

I would love to see a product for urine and feces odor remover for all surfaces from 7th Gen.

ilovelogan
Wed, Dec. 21, 2011

Pet wash!

I use the 7th gen dish soap on my dog and others! It is a wonderful degreaser but still very gentle on the skin. The lavender version also works great for fleas! I just dilute two tablespoons of soap with water in an empty dish soap bottle. Works wonders! I wouldn't put any other dish soap on my pets but 7th gen is very trustable.

ddruiam
Tue, Mar. 22, 2011

pet product

Cat Urine Odor Remover Nature’s Secret Weapon works by destroying natural smells at their source. Our natural dog and cat urine odor remover works exceptionally well in removing even the strongest smells.

danandshanna
Wed, Oct. 27, 2010

Biodegradable Poop Bags

Just google it and you'll find them. We've bought from poopbags.com before and there are other brands that, along with making biodegradable trash can bags, have started making poop bags too. They work great!

gamelin23
Mon, Oct. 18, 2010

Re: Pet cleaning products

@amanda77kr Thanks for your post and product suggestions. As a pet lover and having a dog I can most certainly appreciate your thoughts. The wood floor cleaner would make a nice addition to our offerings. I'll make sure it's noted ...

Thanks again, Jason

amanda77kr
Fri, Oct. 01, 2010

Pet cleaning products

I use 7Gen because my dogs like to lick the floors, the cabinets, the tub, the furniture...and so I pay close attention to how those surfaces are cleaned so they're, well, lick-safe.

To that end, I'd love to see a 7Gen floor cleaner for wood floors. A rug/carpet/furniture spot cleaner would be nice also.

Pet poo bags and wipes are also great ideas (quoting those above).

Francine Schoenwetter
Wed, Aug. 18, 2010

Green stuff for pets

There are some great green and non-toxic products for your pets, not only cleaning, but toys, leashes & collars, and of course food.
Check out www.onlynaturalpet.com

adeeee
Mon, Jan. 26, 2009

I think this is a great

I think this is a great idea!
I'd like to have more eco-friendly (and cruelty friendly) products for my cat.

hlee555
Wed, Jan. 14, 2009

Pet Products

A Seventh Generation line of pet products would be good. How about a sodium lauryl and laureth sulfate free shampoo? I like the idea posted earlier about eco-friendly dog bags. I've also seen dog wipes to clean their feet, but those don't seem very environmentally-friendly unless the wipe could be composted or is easily biodegradeable/recyclable after use. And individually-wrapped wipes seem even more wasteful. Perhaps a no-rinse non-toxic "cleaner" instead that you could put on a rag to wipe your dog's feet? My lab destroys any toy with a squeaker, but we finally found a stuffed animal with a suede exterior - she can't tear it. I know leather isn't a great environmental answer, but is it better than buying toy after toy after toy and having them end up in a landfill? Most toys last about 15 mins in her care if she's not supervised, but this one has lasted over a year so far. Tennis balls have worn down her teeth and during a visit to a dog dentist to get a root canal (yes, seriously), he said the felt on the balls was the reason. How about a tennis ball with a different type of covering that wouldn't be so harmful to teeth?

Meg Wallace
Wed, Jan. 14, 2009

Line of Pet Products

I would definately include products for my pets in my seventh generations purchases. It would be nice to have a high quality and reasonably priced line of products from your company

bebopbebop
Tue, Dec. 30, 2008

PETA and pet food

I would discourage people from trusting PETA for information on Pet Foods or Pets in general since their hope is to eliminate people having pets all together.

A wonderful resource for responsible products for pets
www.alt4animals.com or www.wysong.net and lastly www.drpitcairn.com

Smallu
Sat, Dec. 27, 2008

Pet food

Also, many animal-loving consumers don't know this: most commercial pet foods are tested on cats and dogs in labs. These animals never see the light of day and live in kennels for their entire lives. PETA.org has a list of pet food that are not tested on lab animals. It would be awesome if a responsible, household name brand, like 7Gen, would get into the pet care business.

resch89444
Wed, Oct. 08, 2008

Crap Bags

Eco-friendly bags to pick up my dog's poop would be good.

How about Eco-friendly dog toys so that they are okay to dispose when its chewed up or not harmful when they chew it?

hildiebug
Wed, Oct. 08, 2008

Agreed! Our pets are our

Agreed! Our pets are our "kids" and we would love to start using enviromentally safe products on them as well. SG's commitment to "no animal testing" is the #1 reason we started using the products to begin with so why not spread the love to our furbabies?!?!

Tazz
Wed, Oct. 01, 2008

For the Pets

I agree with this idea, pets are big business and we do need to see something for them.