With the deepening of human research on dogs, many have found that feeding raw meat also has many benefits. This unprocessed and additive-free raw meat as the main food source completely eliminates any concerns about additives. Here I will analyze the advantages of feeding raw meat, although owners should consider their dog's condition and not follow blindly.
　　When you switch your dog to this raw meat diet, you will find that the dog's dull coat becomes shiny and glossy, skin problems improve, and using a raw meat diet is also a good way to prevent dog bad breath. Dogs sticking to a raw meat diet also show improved digestion and have more energy than before.
　　Thanks to the raw meat diet, dogs will lose unnecessary fat and replace it with firm muscle. This not only improves the dog's appearance, but fundamentally promotes the dog's body metabolism.
　　There are many types of meat you can choose, including chicken (note, you must remove all bones before feeding, as insufficiently chewed bones can easily harm your dog's digestive tract and organs). Turkey meat is also very suitable. Beef should also be part of the raw meat diet, and you can feed the dog beef bones as well — hard beef bones can replace chew toys, helping dogs grind their teeth, and the rich calcium is also very beneficial for the dog's bones.
　　The raw meat diet is also suitable for puppies, but you should note that puppies cannot chew bones like adult dogs, and the raw meat diet alone cannot fully meet the vitamin needs for puppy growth. If you feed vegetables, fruits, and fish (deboned) together with the raw meat diet, your dogs will be quite healthy.