Prof Andrew Knight’s study published by Plos One, and by far the largest of its kind;  surveyed 4,060 pet owners with the following results:

– Plant-based pet foods appear to be enjoyed as much as meat-based diets.

– Study shows no difference for animals between plant-based and meat-based diets.

– Plant-based pet foods do not compromise animal welfare, provided other determinants of welfare, such as nutritional requirements, are adequately provided.

Poppy transitioned from a raw diet to a 100% plant-based diet and the video shown is proof of how much she loves her food!

As long as a diet is nutritionally complete with all the correct balance of nutrients, dogs can thrive as plant-based diets can be made to be as palatable to dogs as meat-based pet foods.

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