Does Raw Meat Breed Worms in Pets?

Does raw meat breed worms in pets? This is aand healthy part of every living being's digestive tract.
common belief. However, it is an unfounded one andThey have an essential role to play in the digestion and
the aim of this article is to take you through the logicalabsorption of nutrients. However, when things are not
steps why this is not so. There is a huge amount ofquite right, these can breed out of control. And it is this
misinformation about. Where it comes from isproliferation that causes the problems, not the bacteria
anybody's guess. But some is most probably startedor worms themselves.
by those with a vested interest in you buying theirRaw food digests quickly and easily compared with
product. Let's examine the evidence that Dr Edwardcooked food. Cooked food is more difficult to digest
Bach, an eminent Harley Street doctor in London whoas many nutrients have been changed or destroyed,
went on to become a homeopath, discovered. Laterincluding enzymes and protein. This prolonged period in
still he created the famous Bach flower remedies.the digestive tract leads to an increase in bacteria and
Since then, other flower remedies in different countriesparasitic worms. Wild dogs and cats, the ancestors of
have sprung up, but Edward Bach instigated thisyour domestic pet, have evolved on this diet of quality
movement.raw meat and bones diet for millions of years. Their
Dr Bach discovered that when people ate all raw food,digestive tract is perfectly suited to this healthy diet.
their stool was easily eliminated, had virtually no odourAs so often happens, the truth has been turned upside
and contained little bacteria or parasites. This was indown for someone's profit. Thinking things through
stark contrast to those who consumed a typicallogically can often lead you to a completely different
cooked diet. Their stool was more foul, there wereconclusion. Trust yourself more than others, whose
more digestive problems and there was a lot moremotive may not be in your pet's best interests.
bacteria. Bacteria and parasitic worms are a normal