Author: "irina coco y fresa"

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  What does the dog food contain?

  Posted in: BLOG, Veterinary items, Products and Promos

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  We explain how it's done and what's in your dog's food - click here to find out more!

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  Nutrients that dogs need. Do you know what they are?

  Posted in: BLOG, Veterinary items

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  Knowing what nutrients dogs need is very important if you want them to maintain a balanced and healthy diet. Dogs, like other animals, need different nutrients such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, fibre, vitamins, minerals and water.

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  Should dogs and cats that are 100% plant-based be supplemented?

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  The first thing to do is to define what a food supplement is. When we talk about a food supplement, we are talking about nutrients that must be added to a diet to make it complete, or we can refer to a nutrient that an individual needs in quantities greater than those ingested in their diet.

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  Entrevista a Futuro Vegetal.

  Posted in: BLOG, Activism

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  Desde VeggieAnimals entrevistamos a uno de los componentes de FUTURO VEGETAL.Colectivo de desobediencia civil y acción directa que lucha contra la crisis climática mediante la adopción de un sistema agroalimentario basado en plantas.

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  VeggieAnimalsExperience with Ben, Ginno and Mario

  Posted in: BLOG, Testimonials

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  Today we have with us Mario, he is vegan, but his human family is not, he lives with Ginno and Ben, and he will tell us his experience by introducing a 100% vegetable food in a non-vegan home.  In addition, Ben had arrhythmias, weight problems, and episodes of epilepsy/seizures.

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  Vegetable feed and vitamin D3. Can it cause deficiency?

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  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. 

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