Many owners are afraid to feed their dogs raw meat for fear of parasites. In fact, feeding raw meat has many benefits!

1. Dogs will be healthier as a result, and diseases such as anal glands, skin diseases, allergies, etc. will be greatly reduced.

2. It balances the energy in the body. Cooked food makes dogs calm, while raw meat makes dogs more active.

3. Cooked food can cause dental problems, while feeding raw meat will keep your dog’s natural, clean teeth. Reduce dental disease.

4. There is less feces and almost no odor.

5. Reduce the intake of preservatives and other chemicals in finished dog food.

6. Reduce body odor and breath.

7. The dog’s character will become ferocious.

8. Cheaper than finished dog food.

9. You can better control the ingredients and nutritional ratio of your dog’s food.

10. Strengthen the dog’s muscles and better control the weight.

11. Reduce ear odor and ear canal diseases.

12. Only by feeding raw meat (especially raw beef) and effective strength training can the dog synthesize a large amount of muscle in a short period of time.

13. If dogs are fed raw meat and bones for a long time, they will not suffer from calcium deficiency.

14. Raw meat can provide maximum energy, complete vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, yeast, protein and carbohydrates. After food is cooked, high temperatures will destroy the vitamins, yeast, and antioxidants in the food, and cause indigestion of protein and loss of amino acids.

15. It is more palatable. Dogs like to eat raw meat food.

16. The dog’s coat is bright in color.

17. Raw meat food can control the optimal growth rate of dogs and avoid bone problems caused by excessive weight gain of puppies. Finished dog food does not help this.

18. In the process of biting raw meat, the dog’s jaw, neck and shoulder muscles are well exercised and developed more perfectly.

19. When dogs chew bones, gastric acid will have enough time to secrete to help better digestion and absorption.

20. In our common sense, some bones cannot be fed to dogs, especially chicken bones, because cooked bones are very brittle and can easily crack into sharp angles, which will hurt the dog’s digestion during the swallowing process. organ. But don't worry if the chicken bones are raw, because raw bones are relatively soft and pliable. A dog's jaw is designed to eat raw bones, and it will handle it just fine