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You can now eat, drink, and avoid animal products without any guesswork just by using vegan-friendly apps for your smartphone and other personal devices.

Being vegan has so many health and environmental benefits, but figuring out where to shop and dine can sometimes be a little tricky, particularly if you're new to it. Vegan iPhone users can now get a little help with various apps geared toward people who don't eat animal products.

Here are a few Apps that can help:

If you are transitioning to a plant-based diet, you'll be happy to know that new studies confirm that foods high in fiber and low in fat are beneficial in many ways for your overall health.

If you're already enjoying the benefits of a plant-based diet, that's fantastic! You're several steps ahead of the game! But if not, you might want to reconsider.

While it's true that all fruit is vegan, not all fruit is created, or rather, processed, equally. Some fruit is processed, quite literally to death. As a result, not all fruit is considered cruelty-free and, therefore, does not always qualify as vegan. But that's an entirely different topic for a completely different post.

Here's how to make the most of your product selections.

Did you know that while nuts are healthy, eating too many of them could actually be harmful? According to Joel Fuhrman, MD; Alan R. Gaby, MD; and Lily Nichols, RDN; and the April 2016 Prevention Magazine, eating too many nuts can cause the following 4 unhealthy things to happen.

Our pets love the outdoors. But when the weather is extreme, it's our job to protect them and take the necessary steps to keep them safe.

During the summer, with temperatures reaching into the triple digits in some areas, a good rule of thumb is if you can't hold your hand palm side up on the pavement for more than 5 seconds, it's too hot for your dog to be on the pavement.

If you have access to a grassy area, keep them on it, drive them to a nearby park, or invest in...

Vegans often wonder if their dog's diet is as healthy and compassionate as their own. It's a genuine concern for vegans, and it's no wonder since big corporations generally control most dog food companies and would have you believe your dog needs chicken, beef, and lamb in their diet to be healthy. But is it true?

Can Dogs live long, healthy lives on...

Vegan-friendly restaurants are popping up around the globe!

From fast food to fine dining, restaurants everywhere are beginning to recognize that more and more patrons are looking for healthy vegan options.

If you find yourself at an establishment without a clear vegan choice, try asking the server if they can accommodate you in some way. Chefs will often...

Easter is when baby chicks, ducks, and bunnies take center stage. So, gifting a real live bunny can seem like a good idea in the moment's excitement. But here's why there may be better ideas than this.

1). Bunny can live upwards of 10 years. That's TEN YEARS! While that's excellent news for Bunny, it will mean long-term care and often costly medical bills for you. Bunny will require a...

Going vegan means living a healthy, compassionate, and cruelty-free life.

But everyone enjoys a fair share of junk food from time to time, including vegans.

It's all good - as long as you don't go overboard.

We've listed "17 Foods You Won't Believe Are Vegan," and when it comes to vegan snacking...

Did you know many bar soaps contain animal by-products from slaughterhouses?

Not only do these by-products find their way into bar soaps, but they're also in many of the beauty products and cosmetics you apply daily.

Animal by-products are not always easy to identify with names like tallow, sodium tallowate, stearic acid, and lard, to name a few. And let's face it, when was the last time you read the ingredient list on your bar soap or mascara, anyway?

To ensure your bath and body products are vegan, they should be...