what sneaky words should i look for when reading labels to make sure something in vegan?

Question

i've got whey and casein. what else?

Answer 1

rennet, gelatin, acetate, tallow, aspic, desamidocollagen, duidenum substances, most hydrogenated oils...
there are so many!
here:
http://www.veganwolf.com/animal_ingredients.htm

Answer 2

at the start (my opinion), there are no "sturdy" canines meals, in a food market or Walmart, that are sturdy to your pets. right here is what I memorized, as quickly as I first shopped for a sturdy, high quality nutrients: a million) De- boned chicken, fish, or lamb, 2) healthful total grains, 3) backyard vegs. and fruit, 4) All-organic, 5) Gluten-loose, 6) NO animal via-products, 7) NO corn, wheat, or soy protein. ** I unquestionably have my MinPin on chicken Soup for canines fanatics Soul (2 mos. now). yet, there are different manufacturers. pass to your community puppy save! relish your new pooch! :)

Answer 3

Carmine (crushed cochineal beetles), honey, beeswax, honey, propolis, royal jelly, gelatin(e), mono and diglycerides, to name a few.

Answer 4

"vegan"

VeganWolf?? Ack!!!! Blasphemy!! Not to mention impossible :-)

Vegan definition from "VeganWolf":

"A VEGAN (pronounced like "begin", VEE-gin ) (some say veg like beg) is basically someone who SHUNS ALL animal products, from their diet, their clothes, and even other items they use."

Here's the definition of shun:

"to avoid deliberately and especially habitually"

http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/shun

So what do you "vegans" not "deliberately avoid"?