Prejudices must be eliminated
Is my dog getting all the important nutrients he needs? Does he even like the plant-based food? Many dog owners are still very skeptical about vegan dog food. But we now know that you can feed your dog a healthy and balanced diet with a plant-based diet. Let's clear up the most common prejudices:
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"Dogs need meat"
Dogs are not pure carnivores, but omnivores who can also make excellent use of plant-based food. A balanced vegan diet contains all the nutrients your pet needs for a happy dog life. -
"This is not species-appropriate"
Vutter!'s plant-based complete food is proven to be highly digestible and is the ideal solution for dogs with allergies. Your dog gets everything it needs to stay healthy and happy, without any animal ingredients and without compromising on nutrients. -
"My dog doesn't eat that"
Our Vutter! impresses with its taste, which is in no way inferior to that of meat. Vegan chunks based on soy, natural aromas and a wide range of flavors ensure that Vutter! meets with happily wagging tails. This is also shown by our extensive food acceptance studies.
Feeding your dog a plant-based diet also has a number of other advantages. Vegan dog food can help improve your dog's health: For example, many dogs suffer from food allergies or intolerances that are often caused by animal proteins. Avoiding all animal ingredients in your dog's food bowl can be the solution to alleviating typical complaints such as itching or digestive problems. In addition, many people are making a clear statement during Veganuary out of ethical conviction. Whether on our own plates or in the dog's bowl: Avoiding animal products is a decision for better animal welfare.
How to start Veganuary with your dog
Veganuary offers the perfect opportunity to give vegan dog nutrition a try. Here are some tips on how you can get started:
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Inform yourself well
A balanced vegan diet for dogs should contain all the important nutrients that your dog needs. We at Vutter! make your search easier: Our entire range fully covers your needs and contains all the essential nutrients that your dog needs. -
gradual transition
To get your dog used to the new food, you should make the change gradually. At first, mix small amounts of the new food into the usual food and slowly increase the amount over 7-10 days until you can make the change completely. -
Watch your dog
During the transition, pay attention to how your dog reacts to the new food. Positive signs such as more energy, a shinier coat or improved digestion might surprise you!
