Dogs can eat pork but only in small amounts. Because dogs are carnivores, their intestines are short, their intestinal walls are thick, and they have strong absorptive capabilities, which are suitable for digesting meat. However, when feeding pork, lean meat should be cooked and fed in small amounts, because raw pork has common salmonella and Bacillus bacteria, while fatty meat has large fat particles that are difficult for dogs to digest. Eating too much can cause pancreatitis. Meat for dogs must be cooked. You can choose to cook it directly with plain water. Try not to add some condiments such as salt. If it is too salty, it will easily affect the health of the dog.

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If a dog eats more pork, it will actually harm its health, because the fat globules contained in pork are relatively large. Yes, if the dog eats too much, the fat globules it consumes will cause the capillaries to become clogged. Also, if the dog eats too much pork and is too greasy, it will also affect the dog's gastrointestinal tract, which may Problems such as indigestion, vomiting and diarrhea may occur, so dogs must remember not to eat too much pork.