Meat floss is a popular food in many cultures, but it is not recommended for dogs. Meat floss is a food mainly made of lean pork, soy sauce, and white sugar. Lean pork already contains sodium ions, and the added soy sauce brings a lot of salt (sodium chloride). Therefore, meat floss is a food with high sodium content, and metabolizing it will increase the burden on the dog's kidneys. Moreover, meat floss also contains excessive calories. Regular consumption of large amounts of meat floss can lead to obesity in dogs and increase the risk of diabetes and heart disease. Spices, such as thirteen spices and ginger, are also added during the production process of meat floss. For dogs, these seasonings have no benefit and may even be harmful.

In addition to the above, meat floss is also a sticky food that can easily get stuck in a dog's teeth, leading to plaque and tartar buildup. This can eventually lead to dental problems such as gingivitis and periodontitis.

Overall, it is best to avoid feeding meat floss to your dog. There are many other healthy and nutritious foods that you can feed your dog instead.