Why you need to be careful cooking meat for your dog

In this week’s podcast, Rowan, our chief nutritional officer, is joined by top animal nutritionist and M.D of dogsfirst.ie/, Dr Conor Brady and head of the Raw Feeding Veterinary Society, Dr Nick Thompson. They discuss why highly cooked, processed meat is not good for dogs and the dangers of ultra-processed kibble.
They explain that cooking proteins under harsh temperatures and pressures denatures it, making it harder for your dog to digest. The extreme process creates cancer-causing agents such as acrylamides.
The other point to note is that the indigestible particles and proteins remain in your dog’s system, causing gut irritation, leaky gut and food intolerance, sometimes full-blown allergies to beef and chicken especially.
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[@reneeroberts760]

The title is misleading but I am glad there was at least a brief mention differentiating cooking at high heat with lightly cooked at home. My dog has health issues that prevented him from eating raw and kibble. Home cooked food saved his life. Unfortunately, raw is either cost, time and/or space prohibitive for many.

[@kylesmith2665]

very informative please share more of this to help our animals healthier ... prevention better than cure

[@KarenmitchellANI]

Thank you. Love these guys!

[@barbaralawson6943]

Mind blowing