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Features > Two Paws Up for PetGuard's New Organic Vegetarian
Dog Food!
Two Paws Up for PetGuard's New Organic Vegetarian Dog Food!
When you reach across the supermarket shelf for your dog’s food,
you must consider some of the most important aspects of your animal companion’s
overall health. What you feed your dog, mixed with daily exercise and
a good dose of love, determines whether or not he or she will lead a long,
happy, and fulfilling life.As vegetarians, we can apply the same ethical considerations and health benefits that have convinced us to adopt plant-based diets to our companion dogs. The ethical advantages are no different for our companion animals than they are for us—a break with cruelty to animals raised for food. The meat found in most dog food generally consists of that deemed unfit for human consumption and is often made from the flesh of animals who fall into the “four D” categories: dead, dying, diseased, or disabled. Aware of the growing concern over healthy compassionate choices, PetGuard has introduced a super premium, certified organic, vegetarian dog food. Completely free of byproducts, PetGuard Organics organic vegetarian dog food is made from a superior blend of certified organic grains, apples, sun-ripened cranberries, and nutritious organic vegetables. It is enriched with all-natural vitamins and minerals and provides a completely balanced, nutritious, easily digestible, and tasty meal. Did You Know? Dogs and cats can thrive on well-planned vegetarian diets. For more information on how to make your animal companion’s transition to a vegetarian diet easier, please click here. Iams and many other popular pet-food manufacturers subject dogs and cats to cruel laboratory tests, isolating them in tiny, barren cages for years on end. Please, support companies, like PetGuard, that don’t torture dogs and cats. |
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Iams Continues Cruel Experiments on Animals
Update: Iams Stops Using Chicks in Tests!
We Want Empty Cages, Not Slightly Nicer Cages
