Plant-Based Nutrition for Your Pet

We recently started mixing The Green Dog Super Premium Puppy Vegan Dry Kibble into our 13 lb small-breed pup’s regular meat-based food as a supplement rather than a full replacement, using roughly a 2:1 ratio—two parts his usual animal-protein kibble to one part this plant-based formula. This approach has worked wonderfully for us, giving him the benefits of a balanced vegan boost without completely eliminating the animal protein he’s used to. The most noticeable plus is how much he loves the mix; he devours every bowl with the same enthusiasm he shows for his original food alone, and we’ve seen no digestive upset during the gradual transition. His coat looks shinier, his energy stays steady throughout the day, and the added fiber from ingredients like beet pulp seems to keep his stools nicely formed and consistent.

I did not know what to expect from my bichon upon offering him The Green Dog: Super Premium dog food. However, he noticed the box immediately and started sniffing it as soon as it arrived. I thought that was a good sign. Although I personally am not a vegan, I eat very little meat simply because I love animals. So I was hopeful that my dog would like this dog food. It had never occurred to me that there was a vegan dog food available, should I say, that a dog would EAT it. Wow, was I surprised. He was so excited when I took the package out of the box that I decided just to open it and have him try it right from my hand. He loved it so much I had to tell him "no more!" I am so happy that he loves this food. I usually have a few different varieties of kibble in the house and try to alternate. This is his favorite! I was not expecting this reaction! Also he has not gained any weight since starting this food. That, too, is a huge benefit. I plan to order Green Dog dog food again!

I had the opportunity to try the Green Dog for my elderly dog who had become incredibly picky but loved their kibble, so I was hoping my new puppy would also love it. She is not at all picky about food, nor does she have any intolerances, and so she seems to like this kibble just fine. I have noticed it takes longer for her to eat this than other puppy kibble so I do think it might be a little harder. I have been mixing this kibble in with her other food as more of a supplement which has worked very well for her. On one occasion, she did eat only this kibble for a whole day (ran out of her main food) and her stool became very soft though not diarrhea.

We tried the adult version of the Green dog food and loved it so we tried the puppy version for the new puppy. As we thought the little guy seemed to really enjoy the size of the kibble, taste, and was able to chew it easily which is a huge plus! I also noticed his coat looks a bit shinier since we switched. It seems to be a good quality option for growing pups. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the quality and price and would recommend checking it out.

Dogs (Maltese) seem to like it and they eat handmade food alot. My small girl is finicky and eats good, i think they like the crunch 🤪. Dog food is expensive anywhere.