*Comparing PURINA vs. Veggie animals catfoods**

First image: Purina's hypoallergenic cat food which is 99% vegan. It "only" contains fish oil in the table of contents.

If we go deeper though we will find pork fat too. Would a cat ever eat a pig? Nope! Even my cat's vet yesterday said "animal fat can harm her".

The next two images are the ingredients of a new cat food, made in Spain, by the company Veggie animals. Wonderful cruelty free ingredients.

If we compare the two brands, what's given from the fish oil in the Purina one can be found as omega 3 and 6 acids in the Veggie animals one. By not giving fish oil, we also protect them from heavy metals and other toxins that are sadly accumulated in our fish friends little bodies due to human pollution that's destroying the seas and slowly killing all Marine life.

The last image is a screenshot of what a Finnish vet specialised in cats wrote to me last week.

If what we want is hydrolyzed protein - and this is found in the plant based option, along with so many other ingredients that help cats with IBD, then, why on Earth would anyone select the animal based cat food?

The vet yesterday recommended hydrolised soy protein over hydrolyzed Animal based protein.

I showed her the ingredients of the Veggie animals catfood and she approved it.

Did I call the food vegan or plant based? No.
Would it make a difference if I had done so? I believe it would.

People feel fear and negativity against whatever follows the V-word and this is highly problematic. It shows the prejudice against veganism.

What can we do about it?

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