Chris Packham's poodles liked Solo Vegetal tinned food from Just be Kind

Solo Vegetal Tins

£52.00

Solo Vegetal hypoallergenic tinned food is specially formulated for dogs with sensitivities to animal proteins. It's recommended as a complete food when paired with Solo Vegetal dry food or any of the dry foods in our selection.

Although Solo Vegetal tinned food is highly palatable and easily digestible, it does not contain the amino acid Methionine, which helps to acidify the urinary and digestive tract and prevent struvite crystals. Should be fed with any of the dry foods in our range to provide a complete meal for your dog.

Solo Vegetal tinned food is highly palatable and easily digestible.

NO SOYA or WHEAT and fully non-GMO

Hypoallergenic
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Solo Vegetal Tins

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400g - 12 tins

Frequently Asked Questions

Imported from Italy by Nextmune

We have chosen to stock Solo Vegetal tinned food as it is highly palatable and imported from Italy by dermatology company Nextmune UK to stock in veterinary practices.

INGREDIENTS

White and red beans 20%, carrots, peas 10%, potatoes 10%, lentils, sunflower vegetable oil, pea protein, minerals, dry pineapple stem extract 0.01%

ANALYSIS
Moisture 66%, Crude Protein 9.0%*, Fat Content 6.5%, Crude Fibre 1.5%, Ash 2.8%
*26.5% protein on a dry matter basis

NUTRITIONAL ADDITIVES
3a672a Vitamin A 4050 UI; 3a671 Vitamin D3 240 UI; 3a700 Vitamin E 18mg; 3b605 Zinc sulphate monohydrate (zinc 30mg/kg); 3b405 Pentahydrate cupric sulphate (copper 1.5mg/kg); 3a370 Taurine 700mg

152 kcal/100g

DAILY REQUIREMENTS

The dosage may vary depending on needs. Serve at room temperature or slightly warm up to ADULT dogs. Store in a fridge after opening and use within 48-72 hours. Always ensure fresh water is available.

It is advised to feed the tinned Solo Vegetal food with dry Solo Vegetal as it is the only food we stock that is not complete as it contains no additional amino acid Methionine.

FEEDING RECOMMENDATION:

5 kg Dog: 200g
10 kg Dog: 400g
15kg Dog: 600g
20 kg Dog: 800g
30 kg Dog: 1200g
40 kg Dog: 1600g

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

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Longevity

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Digestion

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Health Outcomes

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