Some of your more ... um, "progressive thinkers" ... may object to the word "pet." Grammatical finickiness aside, if it's un-vegan to have a pet, it's un-vegan to have friends. Call them "companion animals" instead and you'll probably not find many vegans who object.
Vegans may face a bit of a moral quandary about obligate carnivore pets, who need compounds that are pretty much only to be found in animal sources in order to live.
Modern science can alleviate this somewhat with supplements, but for cats in particular, your choices are pretty much "non-vegan", "non-natural", or "dead cat" (any food claiming to be vegan, "all natural", and healthy for cats is lying ... or at least stretching the truth considerably ... about at least one of those terms). Relaxing the "all natural" requirement is probably the least morally objectionable if you're a vegan; if you're not, relaxing the "vegan" requirement makes by far the most sense, since cats in the wild are certainly not vegan.
Yes
Vegans can do any exercises that non-vegans can do.
There is no collective noun for 'vegans', in which case, you use a noun that is appropriate for the situation for a group of vegans; how about a crop of vegans.
They believe that vegans are "horrific" and "immoral."
no,unfortuneatly it is not suitable for vegans.
Vegans are people who eat no meat. No one that I know of in the desert eats vegans unkess those vegans are cattle, pigs or other such animal.
Vegans don't eat any fish.
It depends. Some vegans consider their cats, for example, to be obligate carnivores, and feed them conventional cat food. Others feed their cats a vegan diet supplemented with taurine and other nutrients. Many vegans understand that dogs are omnivores and can thrive on a vegan diet. Rabbits and other small animals are naturally vegan and thrive on a vegan diet.
Yes, vegans eat guaya paste.
Vegans can enjoy icing that is made without milk or eggs.
As of 2007, there were 162,000 vegans in the United Kingdom.
vegans do not eat no meat because it comes from an animal
The number of vegans in the UK is estimated at around 180,000 or 0.3% of the population