What happens if a dog eats too much raw meat?

Feeding a dog too much raw meat greatly increases the risk of bacterial and parasitic infection, which can upset the digestive tract and lead to vomiting, soft stools, diarrhea, foul-smelling feces, blood in the stool, and poor appetite. Although raw meat is more nutritious and easier to digest than cooked meat, it is generally safer to cook it before feeding.

Also, avoid giving your dog too much meat in general, as overfeeding can cause indigestion, as well as issues such as internal heat, obesity, picky eating, and constipation.