If you have pets and are aware of the care you should provide, this information will be very useful.
The University of Utrecht, in the Netherlands, conducted a study in which it concluded that giving raw meat to animals can be very harmful to them.
After the analyzes, they indicated that this does not generate any benefit for those they supposedly obtained.
The information was published by the magazine Veterinary Record and there indicated that raw meat may contain parasites and bacteria that will harm pets.
The conclusion was drawn after analyzing 35 frozen products from seven different brands. They concluded that the levels of Salmonella, Listeria and E. coli they found were alarming and could lead to parasites.
"It is clear that commercial products ACBA (Biologically Appropriate Raw Foods) can be contaminated with a variety of zoonotic bacteria and parasitic pathogens.
The presence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in ACBA products can pose a serious risk to animal health as well as to public health, "said Paul Overgaauw, who was in charge of the study.
In this way, it is demonstrated that raw meat does not generate any benefit for pets, so it is better to give the food of your preference, as well as other products that may have meat, but that are already properly certified.