Raw meat is dangerous.
It transmits parasites and disease-causing bacteria. Nonsense! Dogs are carnivores, actually scavengers, meaning their digestive system is perfectly equipped for consuming meat and bones. The key stimulus of "meat" triggers the production of stomach acid. This acid is strong enough to neutralize parasites and bacteria.

Raw meat makes dogs aggressive.
A myth! Raw feeding has absolutely no effect on the human-dog relationship. While dogs of the same species (dog-dogs) will likely defend their meat, every dog ​​should learn from a young age that humans are not food competitors. It's best to always let the dog eat in peace.

Raw feeding leads to deficiencies.
This is an argument frequently used by various pet food manufacturers. However, it's not true. If you feed your dog a varied raw diet, they will get all the essential nutrients they need. It's absolutely unnecessary for every single meal to contain all the vital nutrients. Variety can be provided over several weeks.