Greta

£45.50

Introducing Greta, the best of hypoallergenic dietary excellence, imported directly from Vegan4Dogs in Germany. Not only does Greta offer a solution to dietary sensitivities, but it also has an irresistible flavour that your dog will just love (yes we've even tasted it too!).

Crafted with care, Greta offers larger pellets that are both round and red, thanks to the nutrient-rich natural beetroot infusion. These pellets are not only non-greasy but also remarkably versatile—they're edible for humans too! Perfect for keeping in your pocket during walks, ensuring you have a tasty treat on hand for both you and your beloved pet. And the aroma? Quite delicious! Think fragrant hints of oregano that will have your dog's tail wagging in anticipation.

With Greta, you're not just providing your dog with a meal; you're offering a meal that truly nourishes the body. Embrace the essence of quality and flavour with Greta from Vegan4Dogs—a hypoallergenic dry dog food that's as delicious as it is nutritious.

IDEAL FOR DOGS WITH INTOLERANCES | HYPOALLERGENIC | NO ANIMAL OR FISH PROTEINS | NO SOYA | NO CORN | NO ADDITIVES | CRUELTY-FREE | PLANT-BASED

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Frequently Asked Questions

INGREDIENTS

Rice, Potatoes (23%), Pea Protein (9,5%), Canola Oil, Potato Protein, Lentils, Sunflower Seeds, Flaxseeds, Carrots, Brewer’s Yeast, Banana Meal, Beetroot, Monocalcium Phosphate, Seaweed Calcium, Cranberries, Sea Salt, Marjoram, Savory, Tomato Powder, Lovage, Seaweed Meal, Papaya Leaves, Fructooligosaccharides, Schizochytrium limacinum (rich in Omega 3)

Greta contains non GMO and high quality ingredients which makes it a top choice to feed your plant-based dog a complete food with no animal proteins, corn or soya. Also very low in Purines.

ANALYSIS

22.00% Crude protein, 11.20% Crude fat, 2.60% Crude fibre, 5.70% Crude Ash, 0.61% Calcium, 0.46% Phosphorus, 0.50% Potassium, 0.35% Sodium, 0.15% Magnesium, 1.24% Lysine, 0.53% Methionine, 0.23% Tryptophan
Calorie content: 338 kcal per 100g

(Please note that Greta has one of the highest levels of Methionine in this high quality food that makes it ideal for any dogs suffering from urinary tract concerns and struvite crystals).

NUTRITIONAL ADDITIVES/KG
Vitamin A 10,000 i.E, Vitamin D3 (herbal) 1,050 i.E., Vitamin E 105 mg, Vitamin C (from Sodium ascorbyl phosphate) 105 mg, Biotin 200 μg, Folic acid 0.4 mg, Vitamin B1 5 mg, Vitamin B2 8 mg, Vitamin B6 4 mg, Vitamin B12 80 μg, Niacinamide 25 mg, Calcium-D-Pantothenate 27.5 mg, Choline Chloride 600 mg, Taurine 420 mg, L-Carnitine 250mg

FEEDING GUIDE

It is recommended to feed 1.4% of your dog's body weight per day ie if your dog weighs 10kgs, they need 140g of Greta daily. Feed from a year of age.

Each dog is different; you know your dog the best. Adjust the amount of food according to the energy levels, age and health of your dog. Take care to always provide sufficient amounts of fresh water.

Use these very palatable biscuits throughout the day for your dog - they can be added to activity mats for example or taken on walks and fed as treats.

LOW PURINE
Please note that Greta ingredients have been chosen to be low purine which makes this food ideal for dogs needing a low-purine diet whether for genetic urinary tract reasons, or if suffering from Leishmaniasis, we would recommend this food.

The science behind Just Be Kind

Every Just Be Kind recipe is built on published veterinary nutrition science. Here are the key studies Dr. Arielle draws on — translated into plain English.

Dr. Arielle's note

"I reference these studies when speaking to sceptical vets about my patients' diets. The evidence for nutritionally complete plant-based feeding has strengthened considerably since 2021."

Taste preference

Plant-based versus meat-based pet foods: Owner-reported palatability behaviours

Proof that vegan dog food diets are as palatable as meat-based or even raw in this significant study carried out during 2020 and published by Prof Andrew Knight in June 2021

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2020

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Longevity

Largest Study of 2536 dogs showing dogs fed vegan diets were healthiest!

Dogs fed vegan diets clearly had the best health outcomes in this very large-scale study, and these results are consistent with prior studies in this field. – Prof Andrew Knight Sept 2024

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2024

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Digestion

Dog domestication reveals adaptation to a starch-rich diet

A fascinating study proving how mutations in key genes occurred allowing increased starch digestion in dogs relative to wolves. These results indicate that early ancestors of modern dogs could thrive on a diet rich in starch.

Research in Vet. Science, 2022

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Health Outcomes

Reported Health Benefits of a Vegan Dog Food - Dr Mike Davies (2022)

Davies (2022) surveyed 100 dog guardians who had switched to a nutritionally complete vegan dog food designed by UK vets. "The vegan food was acceptable (palatable), and appetite and body weight were not adversely affected."

Dr Mike Davies, 2022

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