Patients with hemorrhoids can eat dog meat, but they should do so in moderation. Dog meat itself is hot, and if consumed in large quantities, it may lead to constipation, hard stools, and forceful bowel movements during constipation, which may aggravate hemorrhoids or lead to acute hemorrhoid attacks. In addition, most of the cooking process of dog meat will add spicy and irritating ingredients, such as chili peppers, pepper, etc. The ingredients may also cause edema in the nucleus of the hemorrhoid, causing bleeding, local swelling and pain, and other symptoms of acute attacks. So hemorrhoid patients should eat a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water to keep the stool soft and smooth, and develop good bowel habits to prevent constipation.