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Are you switching to plant-based enclosures to reduce your pet’s carbon footprint?
As sustainability pressures mount in 2026, pet owners are questioning traditional enclosure materials like plastic and metal, which have significant carbon footprints. Cast your vote to share whether you're making the switch to plant-based alternatives.
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