Interzoo 2010 is International Platform for Dog Gone Smart(TM) Pet Products to Debut World's First-Ever Completely Biodegradable Pet Bed
Company Also to Showcase Extensive New Line of Nanotechnology-based Collars, Leashes, Leads, Pet Beds, and Apparel
WILTON, Conn. and NUREMBERG, Germany, May 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Interzoo 2010, May 13-16 in Germany, will be the international platform for Dog Gone Smart Pet Products to launch the world's first-ever completely biodegradable* pet bed that is good for both your pet and the environment. According to company founder, Chris Onthank, the company will also be showcasing its extensive new line of collars, leashes, harnesses, and horse wear, as well as pet beds (dog and cat), dog apparel and horse wear. Please visit: Hall 4A booth 410.
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"Interzoo is the world's most prestigious pet products trade forum and an ideal platform to launch the world's first-ever biodegradable pet bed," said Onthank. He added, "Our Dog Gone Smart Green Bed 'Leaves No (Carbon) Paw Print' on the environment." According to Onthank, the Green pet bed is made with all-natural and organic materials. Every component of the pet bed will begin to breakdown or decompose in the appropriate composting environment in 120 days. The Green bed is available in three colors: mushroom, sage, and green apple. The Green bed is MSRP priced from $119.95 for the 24"x32", $154.95 for the $28"x38", and $199.95 for the 34"x46". The crate pads is MSRP priced from $28-$92. Finally, there is a pet bed on the market that is 100% "green" to the environment and even healthy for your pet!
Onthank added, "Every year, millions of pet beds are discarded into the environment. Even the 'so-called' green beds on the market today are mostly filled with plastic from recycled bottle tops that can take thousands of years to decompose."
Dog Gone Smart will also be showcasing its innovative line of environmentally pet safe, naturally clean, and durable new collars, leashes, and harnesses that have some of the highest oil repellency in the pet industry, a soft feel, chafe less, and give owners better control of dogs that lunge or pull. These products are available in 6 colors and 9 styles and MSRP priced from $10.95 to $12.95 for collars, from $14.95 to $22.20 for leashes, and from $23.95 to $27.95 for harnesses.
The company will also debut its new line of Dog Gone Smart™ Horse Wear apparel line features state-of-the-art saddle pads in tan, navy, black, and white, priced starting at MSRP $65, and horse sheets are available in 72" to 84" sizes, in hunter green, navy, and tan, priced starting at MSRP $90. The Dog Gone Smart™ technology with an advanced moisture management finish, combines two technologies in one: on the outside the textile is finished with a stain, dirt and liquid repellent function, and on the inside it absorbs perspiration, preventing chills and overheating.
Dog Gone Smart collars, leashes, harnesses, pet beds, apparel and horse wear use NanoSphere®** Dog Gone Smart™ technology. This certified nanotechnology is impregnated into the fabric without altering the fabric texture and feel, producing a non-visible structured textile surface that coat oil, dirt, and liquids cannot stick to. Residue can easily be rinsed off with water or machine washed. The fabric stands up to frequent washing and is highly abrasion resistant. It carries the label "bluesign® approved" which is based on the world's strictest EHS (environment, health and safety) stipulations for textiles and examines all the relevant components from the very beginning of the manufacturing process. Pet products are also bacteriostatic, inhibiting the spread of bacteria that can cause odor.
*For complete biodegradability the zipper slider including top and bottom stops must be detached before discarding. **NanoSphere® is registered trademark of Schoeller Technologies AG - Switzerland
SOURCE Dog Gone Smart Pet Products
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