Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of companies will I find in the online shopping guide?
- What about fish in the wild caught by commercial fishers?
- Vegan options are more expensive than their nonvegetarian counterparts. Can I afford to go vegan?
- Eliminating all animal ingredients from the foods that I eat and the products that I use sounds challenging. What am I supposed to do?
- Don’t vegetarians have difficulty getting enough protein?
- Do peer review and animal care and use committees at universities prevent painful or repetitive studies?
- Can plants feel pain?
- Don’t we need to eat meat and dairy products to be healthy?
- If everyone turned vegetarian, it would be worse for the animals because so many of them would not even be born.
- Where can I find cruelty-free business suits?
- If we didn’t test on animals, how would we conduct medical research?
- Are there wildlife organizations that I should be concerned about supporting?
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— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind