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To feed a dog vegan is relatively easy if you deal with the nutritional needs of the dog. Dogs need a protein source, carbohydrates, vegetables, oil and a balanced dietary supplement for home-cooked food.

In ready-made food, whether dry or wet, various vitamins, minerals and trace elements are added by the factory. Vegan and conventional feed do not differ in this aspect. In home-cooked feed, these nutrients have to be added themselves.

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Animals Say Yeah!

Great food, both our dog ladies love it and really tolerate it very well - although they are actually no[…]

— Mia & Belisha from Upper Bavaria

My rescue Breeze, Lurcher (female, Greyhound x Whippet x German Shepherd Dog) used to suffer from a lot of allergies[…]

— Breeze from Netherlands

Kiwi loves the food. He only gets it soaked because he "sucks in" the lumps and swallows himself all the[…]

— Kiwi from North Hesse

Hello Leni and hello dear team, I'd like to tell you a story that happened to me yesterday and the days before. I have to get back to you and hope you have the time to read my mail :) One thing first: I have two Tibetan Terriers (Emma 2 years and Yuki 1 year). Both were in heat two months ago. Sometime the false pregnancy followed. Emma never liked chicory. One night when I was nibbling on some, she begged me. I changed the situation so she wouldn't beg (nobody likes begging dogs :) ) and put a chicory leaf on the floor and et voilà: She ate it. Funny. She spat it out the week before. But she wanted more this time. So she got more, and more and more and more. So if I have to share my greens I buy more and bought eight chicory the next day. The following night was horrible. Emma apparently pregnant, she woke up in the middle of the night panting (with pain or stress) and did not calm down even after half an hour holding in her arm. Since we ourselves have been living vegan for half a year and I have radically changed my own life to medicinal plants, homeopathy, yoga, meditation etc. I wanted to see (now well equipped) what I could possibly do for Emma by the power of nature in the middle of the night (four weeks ago she had heartburn late in the evening and I went to the meadow behind the house to pick her a bowl of grass. That worked wonderfully). So I googled "Schein pregnant dog homeopathy" and became aware of certain Bach flowers. However, I did not know the described plant and googled its genus etc and became aware of chicory in one of the subspecies. I could hardly believe it and thought "Hey, that's it! The dog knows what's good for him. The week before she didn't like it but when she knew the chicory would help her, she couldn't get enough of it. So I brought a chicory up to bed and the three of us scurried (Yuki made the leaves only small but also wanted to take part in our nightly action). Emma ate only the bitter white part. And ten minutes later, she lay down and slept. So I mean by this night I know that my dog knows what's good for him. Now we have been living vegan ourselves for some months and had changed the food of the dogs to barb at the same time (because I thought this was appropriate for the species). Yuki never really liked eating the meat but rather nibbled a carrot with me. Therefore and well because it is somehow obvious that one also thinks about the for and against the meat feeding of the dogs I looked for alternatives. And I was never sure if I really do something good for my dogs when I feed them vegan. You may also know these doubts at the beginning. But I have read various literature (although there is not much about it) and asked PETA what they think about it and saw a video in which a young woman says "Yes but what is really natural? What if my little dog eats a horse? Certainly not! And the dry food is also supplemented. And that's not natural." So it can't be about naturalness. That wasn't the deciding factor for me either. But health and alternatives to the protection of other animals. At some point mor even had the idea that the meat industry with its enormous influence invented Barf to compensate for the lower consumption of vegan and vegetarian people. So I went to a local feed house. There I was cheekily laughed at. But I was already used to that from the Veganismus and have me not big annoyed. However, I was able to take a vegetarian food with me. That was the first step in the right direction for me. Not exactly what I wanted, though. I wanted vegan. But at home Yuki attacked the food. And filled up his stomach for the first time in weeks (I had really been worried). Emma also took the food really well and that made me look for a vegan alternative and I found you. So I ordered a two kilo bag to the office (at home I can't accept the packages during the day so packages are always ordered to the office). When he arrived there, they both really literally jumped on it. But I thought "just wait and see - we had a two-hour walk earlier - of course they are hungry!" So and now to the first really cool situation :D ... At home was still the vegetarian food (and strangely enough I didn't have to refill the bowl for a whole weekend :/ For info: we have standing food! Well, maybe they got a lot of nibbles again. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator Hello Leni and hello dear team, I'd like to tell you a story that happened to me yesterday and the[…]

— Yuki & Emma from Essen