Simple Little Vegan Dog Book, The

The Simple Little Vegan Dog Book by animal rights advocate Michelle Rivera shows how your companion canine can become a satisfied omnivore. This compendium of nutritious, plant-based recipes provide the nutrients your dog needs in order to maintain good health as well as the flavors they love according to the enthusiastic response from pets being fed this diet.

Although vegans will now be able to extend their lifestyle to include what they feed their dogs, you needn’t be a vegan or vegetarian to profit from this information. Most dog owners are concerned about the quality of ingredients in commercial dog food.

Highlights include:
◆ expert opinions from veterinarians and animal nutritionist enthusiasts on plant-based diets
◆ health survey on dogs fed a vegan diet versus commercial based
◆ comprehensive lists of "people" foods that are beneficial to dogs and those that are harmful
◆ recipes for biscuits and treats as well as more substantial fare

Whether you wish to supplement or completely transform mealtimes, here are a few of the recipes that will be a hit with your dog(s):
◆ Banana-Nut Crunch Bars
◆ Canine Cashew Casserole
◆ Snickerpoodles
◆ Chihuahua Chili sans Carne
◆ Rover’s Risotto
◆ German Shepherd’s Pie

The fact that these recipes leave a smaller ecological footprint is a bonus. Illustrated throughout with heart-warming images of wo/man’s best friend, this book will delight all dog lovers looking to make meal-times special. P.S. These treats are toddler-friendly.

Book Reviews

Simple Little Review
This will be a simple little review for The Simple Little Vegan Dog Book. If you care for dogs—whether you are vegan, vegetarian, or just veg-curious—read this book! You’ll be more knowledgeable and your dogs will be healthier for it.
(Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this book.)
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Vegan Dog Food
Meet Datsun, my lovable, energetic 80-pound mutt:
He's not vegan. He typically eats Pet's Promise Daily Health kibble, which is made without any animal by-products. All the information I've read leads me to believe that dogs can lead a healthy life as a vegan since they're natural omnivores (like humans).
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