As Prof Knight’s latest studies made headline news that if all the world’s dogs went plant-based, it would save more greenhouse gases than all those emitted by the UK, land larger than Mexico, freshwater exceeding all renewable freshwater in Denmark, and would feed around 450 million additional people – more than the entire EU!

Dr Arielle Griffiths is a vet who turned both herself and their family dog fully plant-based just 4 years ago with a desire to find a healthier diet for our pets. She was so affected by the obesity epidemic that she saw while working as a GP vet for 25+ years and it prompted her to do research into nutrition.

Dr Arielle Griffiths with vegan dog Ruff being interviewed by BBC Radio 4
She now runs a podcast called Plant Powered Paws full of the latest information and developments surrounding plant-based pet nutrition.

Listen to Dr Arielle Griffiths being interviewed by Evan Davis from BBC 4 Radio below in October 2023

 

Peas, lentils and DCM in dogs

Peas, lentils and DCM in dogs

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,...

Pets At Home Commits To Net Zero Goals

Pets At Home Commits To Net Zero Goals

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

The Great Protein Debate – Beef or Beans?

The Great Protein Debate – Beef or Beans?

Dr Sue Paterson, RCVS President and Senior Vice President of the European Society of Veterinary Dermatologists interviews Dr Arielle Griffiths about Sustainable Pet Foods