Vegan Diet for Dogs

[JodyLT]

Hi all - got this in my Inbox today and wanted to get Dr. Jeff and any of the other vets in this space's feedback on it, as well as any pet parents. Maybe you've tried a vegan diet for your dog or you're considering it or you have a pov about it. Please share in this discussion. There's so much conflicting information about diet and nutrition online for our pets. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas. Jody

University Study Challenges Conventional Wisdom on Canine Nutrition

Press release: v-dog The first comprehensive study on the long-term effects of a plant-based diet for dogs has been completed by clinician-scientists at Western University of Health Sciences’ College of Veterinary Medicine. The key finding of the 12-month study is that a nutritionally complete...

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[aruna]

@JodyLT , did you mean to add what you got in the email? Or just the topic? We actually have a webinar that Dr. Bob Goldstein presented on this topic if you want to view it - click here.

 

[Dr. Jeff]

Jody, are you referring to this article and study?:

Canine nutrition study results support plant-based diet

New research finds dogs can thrive long-term on vegan kibble, a healthy option while addressing environmental concerns

www.dvm360.com

 

[JodyLT]

@JodyLT , did you mean to add what you got in the email? Or just the topic? We actually have a webinar that Dr. Bob Goldstein presented on this topic if you want to view it - click here.

I sure did, Ms. Aruna! A duh moment! I've added it in and hope people will come back around, especially @Dr. Jeff and have a look and comment. Thank you for pointing this out! ?

 

[JodyLT]

Jody, are you referring to this article and study sponsored by V Dog?:

Canine nutrition study results support plant-based diet

New research finds dogs can thrive long-term on vegan kibble, a healthy option while addressing environmental concerns

www.dvm360.com

Yes that one, @Dr. Jeff however here's what it says upfront in the reporting: "The study completed on v-dog was conducted by independent clinical researchers and was not commissioned by v-dog but instead represents an important contribution to the ongoing conversation about the health and environmental benefits of plant-based diets for companion animals."