New York, NY ( PRWEB ) August 21, 2008 — lani - dig your dog is proud to announce its green dog grooming products are reducing the carbon footprint. With more than 60 million dogs¹ registered in nearly a third of US homes, Americans spend over $43 billion on our canine pals every year - with over a $2 billion annual spend on dog grooming products alone. Clearly, American dog owners seriously dig their dogs, which is why in the fall of 2006 lani - dig your dog introduced the only line of hip, upscale, hypo-allergenic, green dog grooming products. Co-founder Antonio Poglianich adds, "We wanted bath time to make for healthier dogs and happier people, so we designed the line to evoke "pet experiences" — places that people and their pups love to be — while addressing common skin and coat challenges. Each experience in the lani - dig your dog grooming product line includes a shampoo, conditioner and body spray. WOODS - great for pups who dig getting dirty, reminds us of crunching through leaves with the sun on our shoulders and a great pup at our side.

A day at Animal Crackers Pet Salon in Hartland Township was just what Saydee needed. Saydee, a white golden doodle (a golden retriever and poodle mix) owned by Hartland Township resident Tia Kupris, was among the first customers at the salon, owned by Hartland resident Kelly McPherson, 34. McPherson, a former finance manager who moved to Hartland Township from Rhode Island in May, said her experience as an at-home child-care provider and dog breeder add knowledge to her business. Animal Crackers Pet Salon owner Kelly McPherson grooms her golden doodle, Saydee, at the business.

Rosie - 2 year old female Domestic Short-Haired Black . Robinson - 2 year old male Domestic Short-Haired . Frankie - 4 year old male Domestic Short-Haired White . Peggy - 2 year old female Domestic Short-Haired .

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The main differences between a regular kennel and the pet hotel are spa-like amenities, which include 24-hour care and an on-site veterinarian, said Stephanie Chambers, manager of the West Jordan PetsHotel. Basic care for cats is $14 a night and includes meals, use of a hypoallergenic lambskin blanket and individual “TLC” time with the associates. Other a la carte hotel services are available, and include extra play time for $9, treat time (a lactose-free, fat-free, soft-serve ice cream) for $3, and a $2 fee for administering pet medication. Luxuries and indulgences aside, the main focus of the pet hotel is to ensure care that will make pet parents comfortable. Basic cat care is $14 per night; basic dog care is $29, which includes meals and individual playtime with employees.