Dogs can eat bean buns, but they must be fed in moderation, three or four times a week. The sugar content in bean bags is high, which will increase the burden on the digestive system of dogs and may cause diarrhea. The starch content in bean bags is also relatively high, and high-starch foods can cause dogs to gain weight. Bean bags can help dogs diuretic and reduce swelling, nourish the stomach and strengthen the spleen. But you should also feed in small amounts and not overfeed to avoid causing flatulence.

Bean bags fed to dogs must have no seasonings and no added sugar to avoid causing obesity and gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs. Among the soy products, peas and soybeans are foods containing alkaloids. For dogs, alkaloids can easily cause abdominal bloating and gastrointestinal burden, so you need to pay attention when feeding.

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The benefits of eating beans for dogs: Soybeans are sweet and mild in nature, enter the spleen and stomach meridian, clear away heat, facilitate urination and detoxify; they can be made into soy milk Cold in nature, it is easy to digest and absorb in the intestines and stomach. It can clear the bowels, relieve heat and moisturize the lungs, relieve the middle and lower the qi. It is mainly used to treat accumulated heat in the stomach, edema and poison, and difficulty in urination. But dogs’ stomachs are not designed to digest plants. Although plants also provide protein, digesting plant protein puts a strain on your dog's kidneys.