Vegdog introduces three plant‑based cat snacks

Vegdog expands its feline range with the arrival of VEGCAT Skincares, the third plant‑based snack in its portfolio. This launch reflects a clear direction: exploring new approaches to cat nutrition through modern ingredients and functional formulations.

All three snacks share a distinctive feature: 20% fermentation protein, an alternative protein source that enables the development of plant‑based recipes tailored to cats’ nutritional needs. In addition, two of the products offer specific functional benefits:

  • Digestives may help support the microbiome thanks to a carefully selected fibre combination.
  • Skincares include a skin‑care complex designed to support skin and coat condition.

With this line, Vegdog aligns with a growing trend in the market: snacks that go beyond simple rewards and provide additional functional value backed by targeted formulations. The brand highlights that innovation in the feline segment is not limited to new flavours, but also involves emerging technologies, alternative proteins and scientifically informed recipes.

Vegdog continues to focus on products that combine acceptance, functionality and modern formulations, contributing step by step to the evolution of cat snacks.

Learn more: VEGCAT Digestive | VEGDOG DE

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