A year-long study by scientists from Western University of Health Sciences and UC Berkeley found that dogs can thrive on a plant-based diet rich in pea-protein. The research involved fifteen adult dogs fed Kind Kibble from V-Dog, with regular health evaluations showing no signs of nutritional deficiencies or heart issues. This plant-based approach is gaining popularity among vegan, vegetarian, and sustainability-focused pet owners, despite previous concerns raised by the FDA about certain dog foods. The study not only confirms the nutritional adequacy of plant-based proteins for dogs but also dispels common misconceptions about their nutritional value compared to animal-based ingredients.
Study Confirms Dogs Thrive on Plant-Based Diet with Pea-Protein
KoehlerC2024-04-24T09:27:47+02:00April 23rd, 2024|Categories: General, Market info|Tags: Canine Nutrition, DCM investigation, dog health study, pea-protein diet, pet food safety, Plant-based dog food, plant-based proteins, Sustainable pet food, vegan pet diet, vegetarian dog food|