YoCanine

    Subscribe to Updates

    Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

    What's Hot

    Tiolet Roll DIY Dog Toy: How to Make Toy for Your Dog

    September 14, 2023

    10 Ways To Create A Dog-Friendly Home

    August 24, 2023

    How to Bond With Your Dog Using Eye Contact

    August 24, 2023
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    YoCanine
    • Home
    • Store
    • Activities
    • Recipes
    • Health
    • Tips
    • Cute
    Facebook Instagram Pinterest YouTube TikTok
    YoCanine
    Home»Dog News»Vegan Protein Being Introduced to Pet Food. Would You Try It?
    Dog News

    Vegan Protein Being Introduced to Pet Food. Would You Try It?

    YoCanineBy YoCanineApril 16, 20182 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    dog food vegan
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    dog food vegan

    Much like biotech companies creating cultured meats for human consumption, Wild Earth will produce pet foods that are healthier, more environmentally friendly, and more humane than conventional products.

    The company’s first cultured protein product is made from human-grade Koji, a fungi already enjoyed by billions of people around the world that is eco-friendly and renewably sourced. Wild Earth can create a range of proteins and carbohydrates, with varied textures and flavors. All products and ingredients are sourced, formulated, and made in the U.S. and the company is headquartered in Berkeley, California.

    “Wild Earth will be the first to bring cultured protein and cultured meat products for dogs and cats to market, that are nutritious, humane, and without the devastating ecological impact of factory farming,” says Wild Earth CEO Ryan Bethencourt.

    “Using biotechnology gives us the ability to scale and to get a product to market safely, quickly and affordably.”

    Wild Earth is committed to providing the safest pet foods available. Recent recalls have raised concerns over contaminated trusted pet food brands. By using cultured proteins, Wild Earth will avoid risks associated with traditional animal-based proteins.

     

    An estimated 25-30 percent of meat’s environmental impact in the U.S. is attributed to pet food, but Wild Earth can produce at scale at a fraction of the environmental cost.

    “Wild Earth has found a novel way to deliver protein and will have a great nutritional profile, to meet the same requirements as meat-based pet foods,” said Wild Earth chief veterinary officer Dr. Ernie Ward. “Pet lovers want healthy, humane, and environmentally friendly choices, and Wild Earth formulas will deliver nutrition without affecting the planet.”

    Wild Earth products will be tested via a protocol approved by the Association of American Feed Control Officials and PETA, conducted by volunteers and animals living in homes, as opposed to caged laboratory animals as in conventional pet foods. These humane, non-invasive, cage-free clinical trials test for qualities such as palatability, preference, digestibility studies, and stool quality. In addition to approvals by PETA and AAFCO, this type of trial is gaining favor in the scientific community because it delivers real-world results.



    cultured meat cultured protein meat free dog food meat free pet food vegan dog food vegan pet food vegetarian dog food
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Tumblr Email
    YoCanine
    • Facebook
    • Pinterest
    • Instagram

    Helping you connect with your canine. We offer pup parents health tips, recipes, activity ideas, DIYs and more.

    Related Posts

    Activities October 26, 2022

    7 Dog Chakras: The Full Guide to Energetically Clearing Pet Stress and Anxiety

    Dog Tips September 2, 2022

    7 Easy Ways To Show Your Dog Affection Daily

    Dog Tips August 27, 2022

    Vegetable Oil for Dogs: Good, Bad, or Dangerous Hazard?

    Health March 8, 2022

    What Can Dogs Not Eat? Lists Of Safe & Toxic Foods

    Dog Tips February 25, 2022

    Top 7 Human Foods That Dogs Can’t Eat: Critical Read

    Dog Tips February 20, 2022

    How’s Your Pup Feeling? 6 Dog Body Language Signs That Mean a Happy Pet

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recipe Rating




    Don't Miss
    Activities

    Tiolet Roll DIY Dog Toy: How to Make Toy for Your Dog

    This is a DIY dog toy that almost anyone can make. Basically, if you use…

    10 Ways To Create A Dog-Friendly Home

    August 24, 2023

    How to Bond With Your Dog Using Eye Contact

    August 24, 2023

    DIY Paw Print Painting: A Furever Keepsake for Dog Lovers

    August 10, 2023

    Get Free Portrait of Your Dog

    Enter email for free portrait instructions. PLUS get a copy of our eBook: 131 Things To Do With Your Dog.

    YoCanine
    YoCanine

    Helping you connect with your Canine.​

    Health tips, recipes, activity ideas, DIYs and more.

    Email Us:
    yo@yocanine.com

    Facebook Instagram Pinterest TikTok
    Our Picks

    Tiolet Roll DIY Dog Toy: How to Make Toy for Your Dog

    September 14, 2023

    10 Ways To Create A Dog-Friendly Home

    August 24, 2023

    How to Bond With Your Dog Using Eye Contact

    August 24, 2023
    LINKS

    Shop Gifts

    About

    Contact

    Terms & Conditions

    Affiliate Disclaimer

    Sitemap

    ssl certification

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Go to mobile version