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NEW! Yves Veggie Cuisine Veggie Dogs now better than ever!

Yves Veggie Cuisine is proud to announce our Veggie Dog 275g and Family Pack Veggie Dog 450g now have 25% less sodium and 50% less fat than our original Veggie Dog. And they have a great new smoky flavour and smoother texture.

The Veggie Dogs look different too. You may notice the darker colour and softer texture of our reformulated product and on some dogs, lighter colour near the ends from the new smoking process. The aroma and flavour may also be different than the original formula as we have adjusted the seasoning and smoky flavour of the product to reduce the sodium to make these our healthiest dogs ever.

As always, Yves Veggie Dogs continue to be a good source of protein, vegan, low in fat, cholesterol free, and contain no saturated fat, trans fats, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours.

Before selling our new dogs we sent several samples for tasting to a number of vegan, vegetarians and flexitarians and used their feedback in development of the final product.

Please note Jumbo Veggie Dog, Tofu Dog and Hot’n’Spicy Veggie Dog products were not changed and have the same great taste they always have.

We are proud of our Veggie Dog reformulation and hope you will come to love the new dogs as much as we do. We value your feedback; please contact our Consumer Relations department if you have further inquiries about our Veggie Dogs.

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