The great thing about them hundsfutter products is that you can still see what's inside after they've been made. And that we don't bake any "tricks", just good, natural, unprocessed ingredients. This creates a very healthy food for dogs. You can easily feed your dog a wide variety of nutrients with the snacks and menus. And thus make an important contribution in a natural way so that your dog can enjoy life as healthily as possible.
Rather spend more on a good product than on marketing.
This is because our snacks, menus, chews, super snacks, dog treats, like everything at hundsfutter, are not based on a clever marketing plan, but are based on the needs of the dogs. And all without exploiting the other animals or nature and human life.
That's a lot of stuff at once and that's why we're sometimes a bit slow in delivering, but you know what the dog is getting and that it's freshly made.
If only good, natural non-processed ingredients processed requires more care and is simply slower. That's why we work on a smaller and more controlled scale than in a factory. Naturally give your dog the best it can get. And by the way, every order is a contribution to the preservation of life. Because vegan, naturally fair, sustainably packaged and products made with green energy are simply more environmentally friendly. Better for humans, dogs, other animals and the planet (the only one we have).
And the more orders we get, the better we'll function. And the more dogs they can non-processed, natural and wholesome hundsfutter get treats.
When in a crisis "unpackaged" is too expensive, then there will be no more "unpackaged" after the crisis.
Right now it is important to distribute the money correctly. Because, as was recently read in an article by an unpackaged shop, if “unpackaged” is too expensive during the crisis, then there will be no more “unpackaged” after the crisis. And that shouldn't happen, because the unpackaged country is an ingenious answer to so many problems that we have. Initiatives that make a positive contribution are very important for the future of our society. Good, natural, non-processed ingredients in dog snacks are not available in the supermarket and are only available from a few manufactories and manufacturers.
Humans and dogs can really live without eating meat. There are many studies and testimonials that indicate that a vegan diet can be appropriate and healthy for dogs with allergies. Here are just a few examples:
- • A study by Brown et al. (2009)https://www.hundsfutter.eu/ studied the effects of a vegan diet on 20 dogs with chronic enteropathy, an inflammatory bowel disease often associated with food allergies. The dogs were fed a commercial vegan diet containing all the nutrients they needed for 12 weeks. The results showed that the dogs showed a significant improvement in their clinical symptoms, body weight and quality of life. The authors concluded that a vegan diet can be an effective and safe treatment option for dogs with chronic enteropathy.
- • A study by Wakefield et al. (2006) https://www.amazon.de/VEGDOG-getreidefreie-hypoallergene-Hundekekse-Hundefutter/dp/B09KNGM8GW compared the health of 300 dogs fed either a meat or a vegan diet. The study found that there was no significant difference in the incidence of allergies, infection, or cancer between the two groups. However, the vegan dogs had fewer problems with obesity, arthritis and tartar than the meat-eating dogs.
We will continue to pursue this research, because a lot is happening at the moment. The industry has noticed that money can be made with it and is catching up.
- • A study by Kanakubo et al. (2015) https://www.veganpaws.de/Hunde/veganes-hundefutter/vegane-hundesnacks/ tested the tolerability and acceptance of a vegan food in 12 healthy dogs. The dogs were fed the vegan food for four weeks and then their blood values, urine profile and stool volume were examined. The study found that the vegan food was well tolerated and accepted and had no negative effects on the dogs' health.
- • A field report by PETA Germanyhttps://www.green-petfood.de/articles/vegetarian-hundeernaehrung-studienlage reports on several cases of dogs with allergies or intolerance to animal products who experienced a significant improvement in their symptoms thanks to a vegan diet. For example, the dog Lenny suffered from severe itching, hair loss and skin rashes caused by a meat allergy. After switching to a vegan diet, his symptoms disappeared within a few weeks.
- These examples show that a vegan diet for dogs with allergies is not only possible, it can also be beneficial. Of course, such a change in diet should always be made in consultation with a veterinarian and tailored to the individual needs of the dog. You should also make sure that the vegan food contains all the important nutrients that the dog needs, such as vitamin B12, taurine, carnitine, L-methionine, calcium and zinchttps://www.peta.de/themen/hund- cat-eat vegan/. These can be supplied either through special vegan feed or through dietary supplements.
Thank you for your loyalty and patience.
The hundsfutter Team
