Dogs can eat water chestnuts. When feeding water chestnuts to dogs, they need to be cut into small pieces and cannot be fed whole to avoid causing indigestion or esophageal blockage. Feed them every two or three days, with two or three pieces each time. Water chestnuts clear away heat and reduce internal heat, and contain a lot of water. They can be given to dogs appropriately in summer. However, it is not recommended to feed dogs with weak gastrointestinal function to avoid causing diarrhea and vomiting. The meat of water chestnuts is white and juicy, crispy, sweet and refreshing, and is highly palatable to dogs. When the dog has a poor appetite, owners can use water chestnuts to help it appetize and enhance its appetite.

Water chestnuts are also called horseshoes. Owners can feed horseshoes to dogs, and because horseshoes are rich in trace elements such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, protein, and vitamin C, it is okay to feed them in appropriate amounts. It can effectively help dogs with nutritional supplements, so it is okay to feed horseshoes to dogs in small amounts. If the dog is in the stage of getting angry, the owner can also feed horseshoes to the dog to help the dog extinguish the fire and cool down.

Tips:

Owners need to pay attention when feeding water chestnuts to dogs. Do not feed water chestnuts to dogs frequently. If it is not for the dog’s physical needs, the owner will Do not feed your dog alone, because horseshoe is a cool food. If you feed too much cool food, it will easily cause diarrhea in your dog.