``I spend 3.51 million won a month on food'' Raw meat and nutritional supplements... ``Raw food for dogs'' is booming - South Korean report

As the number of people owning pets increases, food for pets that used to be treated as "feed" has become more luxurious. On social network services (SNS), there are various types of raw meat for your dog.
``Raw food for dogs'' with added nutritional supplements is becoming popular. On social media, you can see many photos and videos with the hashtag ``raw food for dogs.'' Most of the footage shows various types of raw meat and
Make meals for your dog by adding nutrients, vegetables, etc. A wide variety of raw meats are used, including chicken, horsemeat, rabbit liver, and duck cartilage.
On this day, trainer Kang Hyun-wook, who is nicknamed the ``dog president,'' also participated.
He posted his pet dog's menu on his YouTube channel "Bodum TV." In 2019, she revealed the inside of her refrigerator on a certain entertainment channel and explained that she feeds her dogs "raw food."
There is. In this video, trainer Kang Hyun-wook uses German-made feed containing trout and duck, pet milk containing protein, salmon oil, crushed duck neck bone, boiled horse meat, and Korean beef.
I was feeding my dog a mixture of cow's feet, round quail, lactic acid bacteria, omega-3, and chicken blocks. Trainer Kang said, ``Feed the dogs once a day. One meal a day is enough for healthy dogs.''
``I'm a professional, so I feed them this way, but you can also just feed them feed.The feed these days is very good, so it's okay to feed them just feed.'' She added, ``I have to pay for dog food and
"I spend 3.51 million won (approximately 396,000 yen) a month on this," he said, adding, "This is a special menu tailored to the pet's characteristics, size, age, and preferences. Look at it indiscriminately
I really want people to stop sleeping," he added. The pet-related industry is growing every year. There is also a report that the export value of South Korean dog feed has sharply increased in the past five years. 22nd of last month
According to KOTRA's "Global Issue Monitoring" report released in 2017, the export value of dog and cat feed was $13 million (approximately 1.9 billion yen) in 2017, but will increase to $140 million in 2022.
It increased by 1046% to 9 million dollars (approximately 21.9 billion yen). By country, exports to Japan were the largest at $59.93 million (approximately 8.8 billion yen), followed by Thailand, Australia, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
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