- PlantX offers consumers the opportunity to extend the benefits of a plant-based diet to their pets; offers a broad range of plant-based dog and cat food
- Plant-based dog and cat food may provide a multitude of health benefits for pets, including easing chronic symptoms such as allergies, digestive problems, joint pain, and more
- PlantX remains committed to expanding its product offering in alignment with company’s values involving health consciousness, environmental awareness, and general wellbeing
A plant-based diet brings health benefits not only to humans but to pets too. In pursuit of making plant-based living possible for consumers and their pets alike, PlantX Life (CSE: VEGA) (Frankfurt: WNT1) (OTCQB: PLTXF), has included a broad range of products targeted at human’s furry friends. From dry food and treats, a number of products are available within the plan-based pet supplies category. It spans over dog and cat food and treats, and involves premier brands such as V-Dog, Cookie Pal, Ami, Benevo, and Evolution Diet (https://nnw.fm/f4Zyr).
People choose a plant-based lifestyle for a number of reasons. Although motives that cause a person to follow this kind of lifestyle can be nuanced, many of them who are pet owners wish to feed their pets in alignment with the values that encompass kindness, environmental awareness, and general wellbeing. PlantX is committed to bringing a well-balanced diet to consumers who want to help their pets living a longer and more active life while also ensuring that their lifestyles cause less animal suffering and have a far less negative impact on the environment compared to one which includes animal products.
A nutritionally complete vegan diet can bring significant health benefits for pets, making it a good fit for dogs of all shapes, sizes, and ages. A change in diet will often be needed for pets that suffer from chronic symptoms like itchy skin, digestive problems, joint pain, or eye discharge. Many health problems could be eased with plant-based nutrition. Allergies may cause skin problems, digestive issues, eye discharge, yeast infections, and fur loss in dogs. A little-known fact is that grains are an uncommon cause of pets’ food allergies – most of them are allergic to animal proteins found in chicken, beef, dairy, and egg. Plant-based formulas are gentle on digestion and often free of allergens, and can provide pets with some relief from those chronic, uncomfortable symptoms (https://nnw.fm/4Goim).
A plant-based diet is also considered by many to be natural anti-inflammatory food that helps relieve joint pain and arthritis in pets, improving their mobility, and leading to stronger muscles and more endurance. With this kind of diet, dogs can regain puppy-like energy as their bodies are fueled with wholesome food containing readily available nutrition. Made with lean and easily digestible ingredients, a plant-based diet can also help dogs maintain weight and live longer, more active lives. This is especially important, as pet obesity is becoming a growing problem and the number one health threat they face. More and more pets are having issues with weight — it is estimated that a staggering 59.5% of cats and 55.8% of dogs are classified as overweight or obese (https://nnw.fm/SIha5). Obesity reduces pets’ lives and makes them more prone to various diseases.
PlantX is committed to offering consumers the opportunity to reverse these grim statistics involving their pets. It recognizes that not only people can benefit from a nutritious, plant-based diet — and not only a human diet can impact the health of our planet. It is estimated that cats’ and dogs’ food is responsible for 64 million tons of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere every year — the equivalent of driving more than 13 million cars (https://nnw.fm/BPFhO).
The Company is poised to provide consumers with a chance to align their pet’s wholesome nutrition with their own beliefs centered around ethical values that support both environmental benefits and exclude exploitation of and cruelty to animals. With a broad range of plant-based food and treats for dogs and cats, PlantX allows consumers to feed their companion animals nutritious food in a way that is protective of animal welfare and can contribute to the planet’s health.
For more information, visit the company’s websites at www.PlantX.com, www.PlantX.ca and https://investor.plantx.com/ and view PlantX for Plant-Based Investors.
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