A Healthy Diet for Pets
Kind Choice for All Beings
and the Planet

Dogs who eat a plant-based diet tend to live longer

(Dodd et al., 2022)

The healthiest diet with the lowest disease rates was a nutritionally balanced vegan diet

(Knight et al., 2024)

Improvements were seen in stool consistency and frequency, coat quality, ear infections, itching, anxiety, aggression, and coprophagia.

(Davies, 2022)

There are many other studies that have scientifically proven the benefits of plant-based foods.

Dogs are omnivores, so they get all the nutrients they need from plant-based sources.

Dogs have an amylase gene that wolves do not have, and are said to be able to digest almost 100% of carbohydrates.

70% of a dog's immune system resides in the gut, and a plant- based diet promotes optimal intestinal health.

Vegan dog food is now available on the market oversea, and many pet owners have reported seeing improvements in skin and digestive disorders.

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Growing plants requires far less carbon dioxide emissions, land, water and other resources than is needed to produce meat.

The United Nations and various other organizations are promoting veganism.

It is recognised for its high sustainability.

According to one study, pet dogs account for approximately 7.7% of meat consumed worldwide.

If people could eat plants directly, the food supply would increase dramatically, so this is attracting attention not only as a measure to combat climate change, but also as a solution to the problem of food shortages.