If cats and dogs had New Year Resolutions...

As a big challenge for 2021, we encourage you to save 100 animals by switching your pets to a vegan diet.

Over their lifetime cats and dogs consume hundreds if not thousands of animals. By switching their diet you save lives of chickens, sheep, cows and tuna, while also giving your pet some great benefits: making their digestion easier, offering less toxic food (which is lower on the bioaccumulation chain), triggering fewer allergies, confronting extra weight, and reducing lethargy and bad odors.

Thousands of people have transitioned their pets. The transition is not always easy, but at the end it is always rewarding for the health of your pet and for the well-being of farm animals. 

Your journey starts with research. Don't stop with the information that lies on the surface. Dig deeper, talk to people who have transitioned their pets, read some research on vegan pet food, reach out to vets who have a thorough understanding of vegan pet food.

Get a sample for your pet to try. See if they are interested in plant-based pet food. Don't give up if they try one formula and don't show much interest, there are many great vegan kibbles to try and wet food formulas to explore.

Transitioning. Take time and be patient when switching to a vegan diet. Transition usually takes 2 weeks, but sometimes can take longer.

Monitoring. Observe how the weight of our pet changes and adjust the amount of food accordingly. Continue with annual health checkups at the vet's office. Bloodwork might surprise your vet. In a very good way. Provide ample of water (especially for male cats) and monitor your cat's urine pH.

And before you know it - you and your furry friend are saving lives of farm animals. All it takes is the first step. And we'll support you every step of the way!

Onward!

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