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The study they referenced had 127 cats, less than 10% studied were on a vegan diet. That’s not a very good sample size. Considering cats are obligate carnivores, going to take this with many grains of salt.
What do you know a website thats all about vegan stuff says it’s ok to force your animals to be vegan too.
Meanwhile every other veterinarian that doesn’t work for a vegan news site says that cats cannot be vegan. Dogs can be vegan, but it’s really not great for them long term. Both animals are technically omnivores but cats require the protein chains only found in meat to be healthy.
To feed a cat a vegan diet long term has been and always will be animal abuse.