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Vegan Gets Destroyed For Feeding Her Dog A “Vegan” Meal

If you want a vegan pet, just get a rabbit.

Dogs are NOT meant to be vegan. According to scientific research, they need proper proteins to have a balanced diet. Cats and dogs can not survive on just a vegetarian diet. It affects their health. While you may not see them get sick all of a sudden when you switch their diet, they will get seriously ill after a certain time period. You are basically malnourishing them.

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People who give their dogs vegan meals are extremely ignorant. Especially this woman who posted a photo of her labrador who is about to eat his vegan meal. She got a lot of backlash from people but one veterinarian decided to just end the debate with logic and facts. Read it down below:

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This is what the meal consists of.

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The dog is not excited, that’s for sure.

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However, some people did not agree with the veterinarian.

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He proved his point by comparing dogs to wolves.

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He wrote down a list of problems that cats and dogs could have if they don’t get enough natural protein.

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You are making assumptions to fit your own needs. Your dog does not look healthy and here is a list of reasons why:

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Cats can actually go blind if they are not fed enough protein, or to be specific, taurine.

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Labradors can’t even hold themselves together when it’s time for dinner. This one just looks disappointed.

People need to know all this!

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Stop forcing your lifestyles on your pets. You are not the same species.

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Please do proper research before implementing something on your pets.

This is how people responded to the post:

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I feel bad for the dog.

What are your opinions on this? Let us know in the comments below.

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