Can vegetable feed cause vitamin D3 deficiency? Today we explain why not, the importance of this vitamin and how our VeggieAnimals feed contains the right amount of vitamin D3 for our furry friends. 

All feedstuffs on the market are supplemented with vitamin B12. In fact, the same product that is used to supplement feed with ingredients of animal origin is used to supplement feed with vegetable ingredients.

Decades ago, when 100% vegetable diets were first used in dogs and cats, this concern about the appearance of stones or crystals in the urine began, let’s see.

Taurine is a derivative of the amino acids cysteine and methionine. Its name derives from the Latin voice taurus (meaning bull) because it was first isolated from bull bile in 1827 by Austrian scientists Friedrich Tiedemann and Leopold Gmelin.

When VeggieAnimals was born in 2012 we did not know that this type of food, developed by specialized veterinarians, would also benefit the health of animals with certain pathologies.

Dogs and cats can eat, digest and benefit from the consumption of cereals. The carbohydrate content is a long-term source of energy and fiber, which improves your vitality and digestive health.

Proteins perform a large number of functions in our body, they are necessary for the structure, functioning and regulation of our tissues and organs.

"The natural is fashionable" and based on this many companies use it as a marketing strategy, either in their strategy of communication with customers or in the packaging of products.