What to do if your dog eats cashew nuts

Dogs don’t eat a lot of cashew nuts, so owners don’t need to worry too much. Check the dog’s physical and mental condition. If it’s not abnormal, it doesn’t matter.

Excessive consumption of cashew nuts in dogs can easily lead to indigestion, food accumulation, and even acute gastrointestinal reactions. At this time, the owner may wish to feed the dog some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. If the dog's reaction is serious, it should be sent to the pet hospital for treatment immediately.

Can dogs eat cashew nuts?

Dogs can eat cashews. Cashews have low fat content and contain calcium, magnesium, protein, antioxidants and other nutrients. They are a crunchy fruit that is better for dogs’ health.

However, owners must pay attention to the fact that although crispy fruits are delicious, dogs must not eat them in moderation. Dogs eating too much cashew nuts can cause indigestion, food accumulation and even acute gastrointestinal reactions. Moreover, cashew nuts contain salt, and dogs should not absorb too much salt, otherwise it will be harmful to their health.

Based on the dog’s size, it should not exceed 10 cashew nuts per day. The cashews that dogs eat must be cooked and must not contain additives, because most additives are harmful to the dog's body. It is recommended not to eat cashew nuts for young dogs, because young dogs rarely chew the food they eat. They swallow it vertically and can easily get stuck in the food canal.

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