My cat loves to eat treats in the morning, but I'm concerned about its health. How can I make my cat a vegan?
My cat loves to eat treats in the morning, but I'm concerned about its health. How can I make my cat a vegan?
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You can make your cat a vegan by providing nutritious and palatable plant-based food alternatives. This includes wet and dry commercial vegan formulas, cooked vegetables and grains, fruits and vegetables in modest amounts, sprinkled with fresh seaweed or nutritional yeast for added Vitamin B12. 
Alternatively, you can offer a homemade vegan diet which includes cooked rice, oats, potatoes and beans as well as certain plant-based proteins like tofu or tempeh combined with vegetables. Adding probiotic foods such as yogurt containing good bacteria is also beneficial to your cat’s health. Be sure to keep hydrated the vegan diet that you offer so ensure access to clean water at all times. A veterinarian should be consulted prior preparing an appropriate homemade vegan diet for cats for the best results though.
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My cat loves to eat treats in the morning, but I'm concerned about its health. How can I make my cat a vegan?
user
Making your cat a vegan requires some research and preparation, but is doable with the right ingredients and preparation. 
 
First, look for quality plant-based cat food products. Check that they have been produced under cruelty-free conditions. Also look for products enriched with vitamins, minerals and taurine to ensure it's receiving all the necessary nutrition without animal based proteins or fats.
Next, feed your cat several small meals each day instead of two big ones. Mix a few tablespoons of vegan food (e.g lentils or quinoa) with some water and freeze it in ice cube trays so it’s easier to portion out smaller meals throughout the day. You can also add flavor to their diet by sprinkling some parsley, mint or cilantro to boost its appetite - just make sure not to use too much as it could become dangerous if ingested in large amounts (i).
Finally, remember you need not necessarily stick rigidly to a completely vegan diet – you can occasionally allow them treats like cooked lean meat (cooked egg white) or cooked chicken without any fear of giving them contaminated food as vegetarians should not eat processed animals products containing eggs/chicken broth/etc.. Make sure they drink plenty fluids though since plants often dehydrate animals quicker than meat sources do so be prepared for visits from the vet if necessary since even small alterations can lead adverse side effects when adjusting their diets.).  As long as care is taken regarding portions sizes both for wetness factors within prepackaged dinners because overdoing could be easily damaging; switch up recipes too since variety ensures better nutritional balance; introduce something new daily —with healthy options such salmon hearts + krill—and eventually your pet will learn accept good changes happily over time! It'll taste delightful even after becoming used regular homemade vegetarian feast full of love! Good luck!
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