Your dog won't get worms even if the meat isn't fresh........I don't recommend feeding old or spoiled meat but it won't cause intestinal worms.
Most common way for dogs to get worms (round, whip and hooks) is from the soil, from their mother while she is pregnant or thru her milk and in the case of tapeworms, from swallowing a flea.
Originally posted by david morris: What about raw pork? I think if you search the forum you will find more info about feeding pork but worms from pork are not an issue. There is that nasty trichoniasis (i know that I spelled that wrong!) that used to be associated with eating undercooked pork but it isn't a problem in this day and age. If you freeze pork for 2 weeks before feeding it eliminates this parasite so I feed my dogs pork neck bones once or twice a week.
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