Who has more health problems – raw or dry fed dogs?

Another thought...our international public health services are radically underfunded. See COVID response worldwide. They are set up to protect public health from known risks, pathogens, etc. and new ones as they appear. Want to feed raw? Our human medical systems are also under-funded and staff burned out. If taking the unnecessary risk of feeding raw: Please don't seek health care from human or veterinary medicine services when humans or pets are made sick from raw food. There are likely immuno-compromised people in veterinary practices that could be hurt by handling animals fed raw. Has this been considered in the costs/benefits of raw? Also raw food feeders: please foot the entire bill for fully funding public health services, including for veterinary medicine, so there is good collection of data on the real rate of feeding raw, on illnesses caused by raw food feeding, feces from raw food fed animals, etc. "My pet is doing much better and we haven't had any problems with raw food" is anecdotal and subject to undue influence by people with troubling conflict of interests and undeserved social media following. Demonizing, veterinarians and devaluing their training and recommendations does nothing but spread misinformation and threaten an already weakened public health/human/veterinary healthcare system worldwide. Veterinary medicine is a tiny community of practice with a huge mandate: protect the health of all species but one, and oh, by the way protect human health also. Any thought given to how demoralizing it must be trained in science and food borne pathogens, having survived 4 years of veterinary college, and then having to figure out how to deal with clients who want to argue about basic facts of food safety they got from the Internet? There is a terrible suicide rate in vetmed. Citation: https://www.npr.org/2023/12/19/1220443869/why-suicide-rates-are-high-among-veterinary-professionals

Amazing news congratulations 🥳Exciting times ahead 💜

My vet told me my Bernese puppy would very likely end up with deformities. Over 2.5 years on, he’s only been to vet once for a bad hotspot as a puppy. Probably tempting fait now! 🙄

See my comments. Please keep the door open for feeding options and the advice of veterinarians. There are no methods for this work, so it is impossible to assess quality of research design or relevance of research to topic. Also, this topic is rife with conflicts of interest (COI). Even a brief review of backers indicates COI is present.