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Cycle Dog
Pet Products/ApparelHeadquartered in United States
Cycle Dog is a pet product company based in the United States that manufactures dog toys, beds, and accessories. The company is known for using recycled and upcycled materials in its products, particularly reclaimed rubber and fabric scraps. Limited public information is available about the company's broader operations, supply chain, or corporate structure.
- Waste reduction
- Made in USA
- Employee-owned
How Cycle Dog scores
Three pillars, scored independently. Higher is better.
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Environmental47.5Likely fair
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Labor30Likely fair
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Compliance23.5Likely poor
The detail
Environment
Cycle Dog's primary environmental positioning centers on the use of recycled and upcycled materials in product manufacturing, according to the company's product descriptions and website. The company states it uses reclaimed rubber, recycled plastics, and fabric scraps to reduce waste. However, limited public information is available regarding the company's overall environmental footprint, emissions reporting, energy sourcing, water usage, or third-party environmental certifications. No published sustainability report or detailed environmental disclosure could be verified.
Labor
Limited public information is available regarding Cycle Dog's labor practices, supply chain transparency, worker safety programs, or wage standards. The company's manufacturing and sourcing locations are not clearly documented in publicly available sources. No labor certifications (such as SA8000 or Fair Trade), audit programs, or detailed supply chain disclosures could be verified.
Cycle Dog products on Amazon
10 products from Cycle Dog, sold on Amazon (US). Leif earns a commission on qualifying purchases.
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