Teddy can eat cooked chestnuts. Chestnuts are rich in vitamins, which can improve Teddy’s immunity and promote hair growth. Ripe chestnuts have a very good taste. When Teddy has a loss of appetite, you can feed him some to enhance his appetite. However, you should not feed Teddy too much. Chestnuts have high starch content and are not easy to digest if they are eaten too much. Symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and flatulence may occur.
Precautions for Teddy to eat chestnuts:

1. When feeding chestnuts to Teddy, peel off the chestnut shell before feeding it to avoid causing intestinal damage. infarction.
2. The sugar-fried chestnuts on the market contain high sugar content and are not suitable for feeding to Teddy, as they can easily lead to diarrhea. No seasonings can be added to the chestnuts fed to Teddy.
3. If Teddy eats too much chestnuts and develops indigestion, you can feed him an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate his stomach, promote digestion, and relieve gastrointestinal discomfort.