Bunny Free

Margaret Pearce

About this app

Check if a company is cruelty-free! Bunny Free lets you search for companies by name and tells you whether or not they test on animals. Browse all companies in the database, find cruelty free brands by product type, and share company testing results in version 2.0.

Bunny Free uses data from the cruelty-free shopping guide published by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The information is updated on a regular basis.

All Bunny Free graphics are copyright 2019 PETA.

Ratings and reviews

Nice app. Easy to use and has a lot of brands. I was confused on one I searched up. E.L.F. cosmetics. I searched "elf" without the periods and it wouldn't come up that way & I thought it wasn't in the database. Search could be more sensitive I guess.

I'm trying to find an alternative to Beagle Freedom Project's cruelty cutter app since it hasn't been updated in years and doesn't work very well. This does not have a barcode scanner, which is what I'm really looking for, but is still useful to look up cruelty free brands. That being said, the list does not appear to be comprehensive as some of the not cruelty free companies I looked up were not on it. Initially I thought they only had cruelty free on the list, but I did see some as I searched.

My shopping habits have changed considerably once I started using this app. I haven't eaten meat or fish since 2009 and working on the diary side... The beauty industry is a very ugly industry. There is absolutely NO need to abuse or oppress ANY animal for ANY product. Every person's body chemistry is unique to them so no matter all the "testing" they do, its not universal reactions. I will only support these companies that do not test. There were many surprises and adjustments. Love this!

What's new

Fixes a bug calling the backend API that redirected and caused the app to crash.