Vegusto Vegi-Dog Maxi sausage (500gr)

Vegi-Dog Maxi Sausage (500 grams)

This popular Vegusto dog food is a supplementary vegetarian food based on wheat protein in sausage form. It is lightly smoked and has a classic mild sausage-like flavor. It contains VegedogTM, a 100% plant-based nutritional supplement that has been used successfully in the USA since 1986 and recommended by veterinarians.

It is a freshly produced product, so you must have it keep it cooled. It can also be frozen for longer.

Vegusto wet food is shipped with a cooling element.

• 100% plant-based
• contains taurine and vitamins A, B, D and E
• no artificial colors and preservatives
• GMO and palm oil free

A lot of dogs really like this sausage. It is therefore good to use as a reward. Cut the sausage into a number of pieces and freeze them. Every time you need new reward cubes, take out a piece and let it thaw. When the piece of sausage has defrosted, you can cut it into small cubes: ideal as a reward!

The sausage is made with vitalized water in a 100% plant-based vegan production. We at Vegusto do not use soy and no palm fat.

From the manufacturer
There are not only ethical grounds for opting for a meatless meal, health aspects can also be an essential reason to offer your dog a completely vegetarian alternative. More and more sensitive dogs are allergic to the high protein content and the antibiotics and hormones in meat food. Practice has shown that vegetarian dog food often leads to a reduction in complaints, especially in dogs with skin and coat problems or with a sensitive digestive tract. Animal protection organization PETA has also found the following health benefits in a study of the condition of vegetarian-fed dogs: the longer a dog is fed plant-based, the lower its risk of infections or cancer.

The most frequently mentioned objection to the vegetarian feeding of dogs is that the dog is descended from the wolf and therefore could not be fed completely plant-based. But in contrast to the wolf, the dog has adapted more and more to the diet of humans in the course of its development as a pet and thus developed from carnivore to omnivore through the learned skill of processing vegetarian food. In the wild, almost all carnivorous animals instinctively also eat vegetable food, because that is important for their survival. For example, the offal of captured prey is often first eaten together with the still partly undigested vegetable foods. If you look at the composition of wholesome meat-containing dog food, it is also noticeable that it does not only consist of meat, but that all important nutrients that a dog needs are added artificially. Since a complete meat food cannot be tolerated by any dog ​​for a long time, vegetables and grains must be added in any case because of their essential nutrients. So in order to guarantee a complete care with all nutrients in the long term, the composition must be balanced for both the vegetarian and the non-vegetarian diet. This means that the energy and protein requirements and the required content of minerals and vitamins must be met and that the ingredients must be present in a balanced proportion.

To ensure nutrition with all important nutrients, our Vegusto dog food is based on the veterinarian recommended nutritional supplement of the American James A. Peden, who has been using it successfully since 1986. If you decide to feed your dog vegetarian, we recommend Peden's book 'Vegetarian dog and cat food'. In it, the author explains the nutritional needs of dogs and cats and outlines the impressive benefits of a plant-based diet, with numerous user experiences and nutritional recipes (ISBN: 3-926914-40-8).