In the 21st century it looks like veganism finally became mainstream. Everywhere we go there should be something vegan to eat and the restaurant waiters no long find it odd when vegans ask for vegan food. Does that spell the end of the vegan movement? Maybe not so fast.
Note: This article has recently been reviewed for accuracy by veterinarian Armaiti May, DVM. (www.veganvet.net)
Her comments are included throughout the article in italics, and a summary from her is included at the end.
Dogs are honest about their feelings. Love is irresistible and dogs seem to easily feel someone's love for them. We've been fortunate to share life with a number of vegan dogs. Yes, Beautiful, Magic, Vegan, Miracles, Baba, Kisses, Valiant, etc. represent the pinnacle of their species and are at the helm of the 'vegan dog movement'. We would like to share the knowledge attained from our experience caring for vegan dogs.
In celebration of World Vegetarian Day* on October 1st, The Vegetarian Society of the United Kingdom is challenging meat eaters to suggest any good reasons to still be eating meat. The Society has drawn up a list of "50 reasons why it makes sense to be a vegetarian" and is setting a challenge to meat eaters to do the same.
The addition of substances to products to add flavor, texture or color or as preservatives is something that is of concern to ethical vegans. How do we know which of these strange or even familiar ingredients are animal-derived?
