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Given that dogs are domesticated wild animals, it makes sense that their gut bacteria and other digestion science shit would be most accustomed to nearly entirely raw meat, bones, marrow, etc. Why is this incorrect?
gpt
Because of two things:
1) dogs have been domesticated over thousands of years and their digestive systems are wildly different to the wolves they evolved from.
2) raw feed as we deal with it, is not the same as in the wild. They would hunt and kill their animals in the wild, not farmed and killed animals where bacteria and other diseases are much more abundant.

Alongside this, most raw feeds do not have the correct nutritional balance for dogs to be healthy (most, not all).

Furthermore, there is an increased health risk to anyone who comes into contact with raw fed dogs as E.Coli passing from dog to human is becoming an extremely high risk with multiple cases of hospitalisation and in some cases death.

With that all being said, having some raw feed in a dogs diet can be beneficial, adding things high in omega oils obviously helps with multiple factors. Raw eggs are great (including the shells), dried fish, dried chicken hearts etc. There are many things that can be ADDED to their diet that provide a beneficial aspect. But a completely raw fed diet I'm general is not better for your dog.