Sustainable Pet Foods Blog

Vegan dog food in the UK has a fascinating history and such an exciting future!

It has been over a year since the BVA said it was launching a review about vegan dog food in light of all the positive health benefit studies that have been published over the last 2 years

As each country prepares to reach their zero carbon emissions agreement, we have meat-based pet food manufacturers panicking as Category 3 animal fat is also very valuable to the renewable diesel market

Meatly to sell ‘first-ever’ cultivated pet food at Pets At Home

Edgard & Cooper partners with Deliciously Ella for plant-based food launch

Dr Jo works for an independent vet practice in Devon and she asked some very valid questions during a lunch and learn about plant-based dog nutrition at her practice. Her main focus in practice is around treating dogs with atopic skin conditions due to sensitivities,...

In becoming a B Corp, THE PACK is the first fully plant-based pet food startup in Europe to join the B Corp movement

The UK’s first true naturally hypoallergenic diet that is also extremely palatable

Cats suffering from chronic renal disease were shown to have high levels of Arsenic from eating fish

There is reason to remain optimistic that in five to 10 years’ time, most dog owners will not think twice about regularly feeding plant-based products whether that is in the form of complete meals, treats or dental chews

Prof Rob Foale is a Small Animal Medicine Specialist and in October 2023, he produced a very balanced and interesting webinar on raw feeding of our pets

UK Pet Foods REMOVED the page on their website promoting anything to do with Vegan/Vegetarian diets

As yet, there have been NO published studies of this kind looking at the benefits of high fish-based diets, raw food diets or even insect-based diets in cats, so this really is a step forward for sustainability and pet health

Lily’s Kitchen Finds Success in Plant Power Meals and Treats for Dogs

BVA positions should aim to advance environmental sustainability and animal welfare