A large-scale survey has found cats fed vegan diets had lower rates of obesity and related health problems than those fed conventional meat-based diets.
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I wonder if it’s the standard “if someone has to actually think about the diet, they tend to have a more balanced calorie consumption” thing, where any restrictive diet requires additinal thought. Or were the vegan fed cats being raised by vegan owners? Cause then it could just be that they care more about their pets health since animal wellbeing is part of veganism.
I have doubts that the meatlessness of the food is the major driving factor (statistically insignificant) weight difference