The paper starts from an ecofeminist perspective that seeks to expose the ways in which certain groups - mostly men, whites, maintain their superior status through subordination and dominance over "Others". The aim of the paper is to show the way in which animals are included in ecofeminist analysis, that is, the way in which ecofeminism is included in the struggle for the rights and liberation of animals. As a specific goal, the points of view regarding the consumption of animals (their bodies - meat) as objects of human consumption. The paper initially talks about ecofeminism, the theoretical foundation of ecofeminism, the conceptual framework of domination and oppression and the main tenets of ecofeminism. Furthermore, the paper shows how animals are included in the ecofeminist analysis, paying attention to the way in which animals are subordinated in a patriarchal society, that is, exploited and oppressed just like all "Others". With the aforementioned, the similarity of conceptual action that justifies their subordination is studied. Furthermore, the work focuses on nutrition regarding the consumption of meat as a form of human (male) domination over animals and nature. The paper highlights two currents, ontological veganism and ecological animalism and raises the question of vegetarian and vegan diet as a form of resistance to patriarchal domination and oppression. Different viewpoints on the consumption of animals and the controversial issue of nutrition stand out as the reason for the neglect of animals in the ecofeminist perspective.