How To Be A Greener Pet Owner, with Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
Lots of listeners got in touch to ask how pet owners can lower their environmental impact, so Deborah & FLiss visit Battersea Dogs & Cats Home to find out.
So many listeners asked the Green Money team about this! So by popular demand, Deborah & Fliss take a look at how to be a sustainable pet owner.
They visit Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to investigate food choices, vet treatments and to find out what our pets really need to live long, happy and green lives.
Get ready to meet residents including Thor, Lionel and Sid, plus kitten siblings Rock, Paper and Scissors.
Including Battersea's boss Peter Laurie, Senior Vice President of the Briitsh Veterinary Association Justine Shotton and Will Bushell of IPN which makes pet food brands including Harringtons and Wagg.
So many listeners asked the Green Money team about this! So by popular demand, Deborah & Fliss take a look at how to be a sustainable pet owner.
They visit Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to investigate food choices, vet treatments and to find out what our pets really need to live long, happy and green lives.
Get ready to meet residents including Thor, Lionel and Sid, plus kitten siblings Rock, Paper and Scissors.
Including Battersea's boss Peter Laurie, Senior Vice President of the Briitsh Veterinary Association Justine Shotton and Will Bushell of IPN which makes pet food brands including Harringtons and Wagg.
Useful links:
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home: https://www.battersea.org.uk/
Top tips to help children, teenagers and families be more sustainable: /bitesize/articles/zppx2v4
Producers: Lexy O'Connor & Kath Paddison.
Sound recordist: Kate Barker
Executive Producer Natasha Johansson
Series Producer: Justin Bones
Made in association with The Open University.
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