Vegetarian Dog Food
Many pet owners who choose not to eat meat themselves would like their dog to do the same. That’s why some vegetarian people choose to feed their dogs a vegetarian diet.
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Dogs are naturally carnivores and therefore meat eaters, but because they have been living with humans for many years and have gradually become accustomed to human food, they can also digest carbohydrates more easily.
Nutrients
Some dog owners may choose to feed their dog a vegetarian diet due to environmental considerations, but sometimes it may also be because the dog has a sensitivity to animal proteins.
Vegetarian dog food doesn’t contain meat, but it may contain other animal proteins such as eggs or milk, which are also important because your dog needs them! It’s important that if you choose to feed your dog a vegetarian diet, you choose a balanced complete diet. It’s not recommended to feed your dog a vegetarian diet on your own. Your dog may miss essential nutrients, which can lead to complications in the future.
Suitable for puppies?
It’s not recommended to feed puppies a vegetarian diet as they are still growing. They may miss essential nutrients as a result. After a year, you can slowly transition to a vegetarian dog food.
Assortment
Some examples of vegetarian dog food is the Edgard & Cooper Adult Plant-Based Dog Food.
Edgard & Cooper’s vegetarian food contains everything your dog needs on a daily basis! The food contains 10 essential amino acids from peas, parsnips, apples, and elderberries.
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