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Cruelty free food for dogs

Cruelty free food for dogs
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Cruelty free food for dogs
91,96€

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Literally means: free from cruelty. Are understood and recognized as Cruelty Free, those foods and products not tested on laboratory animals. Sensitivity to the world of pet food has increased quite a bit in recent years. There is more focus on the correct way to feed them: physical needs, breed needs, according to movement, intolerances, Grain Free, holistic diet, BARF... by now we are in a maze of terms and sometimes even "fads" that might confuse us.

What, a person who loves animals must keep in mind is: the food I give to my pet, must not have been tested on his or her captive shut-in peers. A respectful gesture not only from the ethical side, but also to change methods of testing food for our four-legged friends. Several companies, particularly sensitive to the issue, have developed alternative ways to "lab" testing.