Golden retrievers can eat peaches. The nutrients in peaches are easily absorbed by the golden retriever's gastrointestinal tract, which can ensure the golden retriever's nutritional needs, enhance the golden retriever's disease resistance, and avoid malnutrition. However, it is not advisable to feed Golden Retrievers too much, as it may burden the gastrointestinal tract and affect gastrointestinal digestion and absorption.

Precautions for golden retrievers to eat peaches:

1. Avoid overdose. Don’t overdo it when feeding your dog peaches. Eating too much can easily irritate your dog’s stomach and cause diarrhea.

2. Peel and core. Peaches must be peeled and cored first, and then cut into small pieces before being eaten by dogs. The peel is difficult to digest and may cause diarrhea, while the core may cause gastrointestinal blockage if the dog eats it.

3. Do not eat peach kernels. Fresh peach kernels contain cyanide, which is a deadly poison. Although the content of cyanide in peach kernels is small, dogs should not be allowed to eat it.