It is a common rumor that dogs will become aggressive after eating raw meat. There is no scientific basis to support this statement. Dog eating habits vary based on factors such as breed, age, gender, size, activity level and health, and each dog's nutritional needs are also different. Some dogs can get enough nutrients from raw meat, but others may need cooking to digest and absorb the nutrients in their food.

Dog personality and behavioral problems are often related to genetics, environment, and training rather than diet. If a dog becomes ferocious or aggressive, it may be due to improper training by the owner or too much environmental stimulation. Therefore, if you decide to offer your pet a raw meat diet, choose a suitable diet with the advice of your veterinarian and always pay attention to proper dog training and socialization.

Disadvantages of dogs eating raw meat:

1. Infection with parasites. The most important thing is that they are prone to parasitic diseases, which are often called worms, and they need to be fed anthelmintics more frequently.

2. Picky eaters. Relatively speaking, it is relatively easy to be picky about food. For dogs, raw meat is undoubtedly the most delicious food. After eating it, it is easy to dislike daily dog ​​food and other food that does not taste that great.

3. Affect life span. Long-term or frequent feeding of raw meat will cause excessive protein in dogs, which will affect kidney function, resulting in a relatively short lifespan.

4. Cause diseases. Dogs have the habit of guarding and storing food. If the dog is fed too much or the dog has experienced hunger, it will hide part of it, and this part will easily deteriorate and breed more bacteria, thus causing disease.

5. Infectious bacteria. If you don’t know the source of raw meat, it may contain some germs and be directly transmitted to your dog.