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I don’t know if you have noticed, but it seems that overnight, feeding pets raw meat and bones has become popular in the pet industry. As for the pros and cons of feeding raw meat and bones, I will not do it here today. More analysis is needed, because this thing cannot be explained clearly in one or two sentences. Just like it has been popular in the pet circle for a while, feeding homemade food to cats and dogs, but it seems that the popularity is only temporary, and then nothing happens. The editor does not hope that feeding raw meat and bones this time will also become a temporary trend and end up suffering. It's the innocent pets.
So before you decide to join the army of raw meat and bones, it is recommended that you carefully consider the following very practical issues.

It is not recommended to feed dogs raw meat and bones

If you just see others saying that feeding raw meat and bones is good for dogs/cats, and feel that this is a new pet-raising trend, you should follow it yourself. Get on this trend.
Then, it’s better not to bother! Choosing to feed raw meat and bones to your pets is definitely a choice for advanced players, not novice pet owners!

What counts as feeding raw meat and bones?

Do you think that feeding raw meat and bones means throwing a piece of raw meat with bones to them every day? Then we can probably call foods such as instant noodles "rich" Nutritious and healthy food.”

Although literally speaking, feeding raw meat and bones does mean "eating raw meat and bones", but feeding raw meat and bones requires extremely high "pet nutrition knowledge" from pet owners! This is why the editor in the previous article said that this feeding method is not suitable for novice pet owners!
In summary, if you choose to feed raw meat and bones, you have to understand what nutrients your cat or dog really needs, what is the ratio of each nutrient, and what the daily intake should be. How much, what should pets at different ages and physical conditions eat, and how should they supplement necessary nutrients that cannot be obtained from raw bones and meat?

Do you have the time and financial resources to support this?

Feeding raw meat and bones is not as simple as you think, especially for pets who are under great pressure from work and study.
Every meal of raw meat and bones must be freshly cooked. For the 996 people who have no time to eat breakfast and just order takeout for dinner, you are really sure that you can insist on cooking for them every morning when you get up and when you come home from get off work. What?
Secondly, raw meat has high requirements for ingredients. Generally, frozen beef, mutton, pork (cooked food!), deep-sea fish (freshwater fish are not acceptable), and hygienic offal (liver, heart) are recommended. As well as poultry (chickens, ducks, rabbits), dogs also need to consume a certain proportion of vegetables to ensure a balanced nutrition. And the above ingredients cannot be fed alone for a long time!
It is probably fine for a small single-pet household. If it is a multi-pet household (including medium and large pets), you really need to have a certain financial strength if you want to persist for a long time!
Give you a feeding amount as a reference
Adult dogs/cats: feed 3%-4% of their own body weight
(increase as appropriate during lactation)
Puppy dogs/cats: feed their own body weight 10%
(8%-6% of body weight for those over 4 months and under 12 months)
Obese dogs/cats: 2%-2.5% of body weight
< br />Feeding raw meat and bones should never be a temporary trend. The original intention of feeding raw meat and bones is to make your pets healthier, and it is one of the ways you love them; and this kind of love requires your perseverance. If you choose to feed raw meat and bones, , we must put more effort into learning the relevant knowledge about pets’ nutritional needs and combinations.