Dogs can eat fried peanuts, but it is not recommended to give them too much. Feed them 20-30 pieces once or twice a month. The grinding function of dogs' molars is not well developed. Chewing peanuts can easily cause tooth deformation, and swallowing them whole can easily cause choking. In addition, dogs' intestines and stomach cannot fully digest such plant-based high-fat foods. However, dogs may like them because of the fragrance of peanuts. eat.

Peanuts are nutritional supplements for dogs. They are found in dog food and other things, so eat them as little as possible. Peanuts contain dietary fiber, which is insoluble fiber, which can improve the quality of feces and promote gastrointestinal motility. It can easily cause diarrhea after a large amount of intake. It is recommended to grind fried peanuts and mix them into the food when feeding to prevent esophageal obstruction. Do not feed the dog frequently. Do not feed the dog directly. This will cause indigestion and choking in the dog.

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Dogs eating peanuts can clean their mouths and remove oral odor. Peanuts also contain protein. Peanuts are also added to many dog ​​foods to increase taste and protein and promote amino acid complementation for dogs. Peanuts contain a lot of fat and eating too much can cause indigestion, possibly diarrhea and vomiting, and can easily put a burden on the dog's body. Eating too many peanuts can easily cause abdominal distension, difficulty digesting the intestines, and may also cause symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. In severe cases, it may also induce swelling of the trachea and cause difficulty in breathing.