We are just SO pleased to say that we will not be increasing any of our prices until Springtime and we are here to fully support you with feeding your dog a nutritionally sound and delicious plant-based diet!
Our hearts sank this week as we received an e-mail from our supplier of Solo Vegetal (Nextmune, a veterinary dermatology company), to say that all their prices had gone up as it is imported from Italy. The same happened last month when the lovely Leni Lecker e-mailed to say that due to the cost of the ingredients rising sharply, she had to quote us higher prices for Greta. When we imported our recent shipment of Green Crunch, we suddenly had far higher shipping costs to pay….but we are so aware that many of your dogs can only eat these high quality foods, so we are NOT increasing our prices for you at the start of 2023 until Springtime!
As you know, we are a very small family-run business borne out of passion for doing the right thing for our pet’s health and our planet’s health. Our business is entirely self-funded and it is a constant worry as to how we are going to afford our next large shipment of expensive high quality food, which makes us so thankful for your support!
We appreciate that the food we sell is very expensive and thank you for maybe buying occasionally if it is out of your price bracket, but you can only feed your dog one of our top quality foods due to intolerances. Well done if you have chosen to home cook and use our supplements – all our SUPPLEMENT SPECIAL PRICES are staying too as we think you’re amazing doing what you do for your dog and it is still the most cost efficient way to feed your pet!
The biggest thank you goes to those of you who have purchased our online PLANT-BASED DOG NUTRITION Guide as this allows me to answer all your important queries and stop giving out all the free advice that I have been giving as I am so desperate to help you all 🙂
“As a vet, I believe in a kinder, healthier way to feed our pets that does no damage to our environment, harms no animals and uses fresh, healthy plant-based ingredients for a balanced and delicious diet”
Arielle Vegan Vet
“If nobody changes then nothing changes but if somebody changes then everything changes!”
Arielle Vegan Vet
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