Are you concerned about providing healthy food for your dog or cat? Does your fur baby have weight or health issues? Should dogs and cats go vegan? Join us as Professor Andrew Knight talks about plant based dogs and cats. Click here to watch! Plant-Powered-Dog-Whole-Food-Plant-Based-Companion Professor Andrew Knight's bio and contact info below. 🆓Get 5 Free Recipes! 📗Order my SOS Free Recipe Book! 📚Find Books mentioned today in Be Green With Amy Amazon Store - Books! 🛍 Shop Be Green With Amy Amazon Store 👩‍🍳For delicious, whole food, plant based recipes, hacks and more check out: BeGreenWithAmy.com To arrange private Zoom cooking classes or coaching with this lifestyle Contact Amy. 📸Follow Amy on Instagram 👍🏽Like Amy on Facebook 🎥 Watch Amy on YouTube 🐥Follow Amy on Twitter My husband Rick & I adopted a Whole Plant lifestyle in 2012. We have had fantastic health results. Together, we've lost over 130 pounds! I am so excited to share his awesome cooking with you! We offer private, lifestyle coaching and Zoom cooking lessons. We love to share our knowledge of this lifestyle and hope to spread the word and help others to Be Strong, Be Well and Be Green! Check out Be Green With Amy YouTube for Recipe Demos, Doctor Interviews, Tips and More! Be Strong, Be Well and Be Green!🌱 We work many hours bringing this information to you. Kindly show your appreciation by subscribing to and sharing our channel. This lets us know you liked watching and would like to see more content like this. When you subscribe, it also helps us grow to increase the quantity and quality for your viewing. 💞 Voice Over https://JessTaseVoice.com Engineer https://BeGreenWithAmy.com Should dogs and cats go vegan? The environmental impacts of meat-based pet food are globally damaging. Vegan pet foods use plant, mineral and synthetic sources to supply necessary nutrients. Recent, large-scale studies into health outcomes, environmental sustainability and other key concerns for consumers, are supporting the emergence of a new disruptive pet food industry. Dr. Knight is one of the leading researchers in this field internationally and will summarize key recent developments. Andrew Knight is Professor of Animal Welfare and Ethics, and Founding Director of the University of Winchester Centre for Animal Welfare, and Adjunct Professor in the School of Environment and Science at Griffith University, Queensland. An experienced cat and dog veterinarian, he’s also a UK, European and American Veterinary Specialist in animal welfare. He has around 150 academic and 80 popular publications, and an extensive series of social media videos and several websites (including http://www.sustainablepetfood.info ), on vegan companion animal diets, climate change and the livestock sector, invasive animal research, educational animal use, humane clinical and surgical skills training, and other animal welfare issues. He regularly works with animal welfare charities to advocate for animals, and is frequently interviewed by the media. He has received over 20 awards and research grants for this work. The contents of this video/website are for informational purposes only. Information provided is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Always consult your health care provider if you have any health related concerns or questions. Be Strong, Be Well and Be Green!🌱 When you use our Affiliate links to make purchases we do earn a small commission without any extra cost to you.

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