Dogs

Now we all feed our dogs cooked food, but there are still owners who feed their dogs raw meat. Why do we often recommend not feeding our dogs raw meat? In addition to the large number of parasites in raw meat, there are other reasons why we cannot let dogs eat raw meat:
Raw meat tastes better than cooked meat: If the dog is used to eating raw meat, he will feel that the taste of cooked meat is not so good. . For dogs, raw meat with a bloody smell is more attractive than cooked meat that smells delicious to us. Dogs are inherently picky eaters. If you don’t want your dog to become more difficult to handle when it comes to eating, don’t feed it raw meat.
The bloody smell of raw meat may affect the dog's nature: this is also anecdotal, but it is said that dogs that have eaten raw meat and been exposed to items with a bloody smell will become more aggressive than before. It may stimulate the dog's original wildness and change its nature.
Pet dogs have gastrointestinal incompatibility with raw meat: Pet dogs that have been domesticated and raised for N years have long been accustomed to human diet and do not understand what raw meat tastes like. Over the years, their gastrointestinal It is also changing gradually, and I guess I am no longer suitable for digesting raw meat. Just like us, occasionally eating some sashimi or raw beef can easily cause diarrhea. Once, my friend's dog ate some raw meat in the kitchen and became diarrhea for several days.
To sum up, in order to reduce worries, it is best not to feed raw meat to dogs!

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