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  1. Kelly Greene
    August 2, 2024 @ 9:50 am

    Thank you for revealing the hidden danger of plastics to people and pets. I am the caretaker of seven community cats and one of my own. I spend hundreds of dollars a month on pet food and medical care for them. How I can possibly switch to cooking their food at a substantially increased cost of money and time, I cannot begin to comprehend. Even reducing my own plastic intake seems next to impossible. You have given me much to think about, but I am not sure where to go to get workable solutions.

  2. Tom Cosgrove
    July 26, 2024 @ 10:03 am

    It’s really shocking how few protections are in place for our pets, and ourselves, when it comes to microplastics and related toxic chemicals. We need to drastically reduce plastic production, particularly single use, and encourage innovation alternatives.

  3. G Wheaton
    July 26, 2024 @ 9:31 am

    I did not know any of this!!! How can the makers of these toys get away with this? How can they just make pet toys with LEAD and not be shut down????? Shocked and will be sharing widely. I am pretty annoyed but thank you for sharing this information as I for one shall be acting on. Plastic toys binned already!

  4. sarah Top
    July 26, 2024 @ 9:22 am

    Great article, pet owners probably hav ezero idea how under regulated the pet industry is, it’s shocking.