Getting Cats Vegan is Possible and Imperative

I wrote a new piece, “Getting Cats Vegan is Possible and Imperative“.

I started this journey wondering why it was so hard to raise my cat vegan. First, I noticed there needed to be more clarity about what carnivore means. Carnivory stems from classification, not diet requirements. We could use more scientific studies to make this point more pronounced, but there’s enough evidence. Second, I note how the United States’ regulatory conditions make it hard for alternative cat food to enter the market.

The amount of flesh cats eat is a big issue. Cats in the United States eat nearly as much meat as the human population of Canada. Transitioning cats away from animal products would do much good for the planet, animal-kind, and even the cats’ health.

Shifting to a Better World

Happy Friday! I’ve written some “new” content on LinkedIn.

I argue that other than donating effectively, practicing unabashed, hardline veganism is the most tractable, impactful good we can do. I claim this through the lens of the tipping point phenomenon and counterfactuals: We can measure our good by the area shift of the S-curve, which is massive. 

I hope the piece adds to your thinking and motivation for a better world!

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/shifting-better-world-karthik-sekar