Teddy dogs can eat a small amount of lychees

Teddy dogs can eat a small amount of lychees. Eating fruits can supplement the vitamins in the dog's body. However, the owner needs to pay attention to the feeding amount, and before feeding, the owner needs to remove the peel and core of the lychee. Since the sugar content in lychees is relatively high, if your dog consumes too much, it will increase the burden on the dog’s gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea. In addition to lychees, owners also need to pay attention to the feeding amount when giving their dogs watermelon, longan, apple, cantaloupe and other fruits.

What will happen if your Teddy dog ​​eats too much lychees?

Eating too many lychees will cause the blood sugar (blood sugar refers to the concentration of glucose in the blood) to be much lower than normal due to the intake of too much fructose. And cause hypoglycemia. Moreover, lychees are very high in sugar, and eating too many of them can easily lead to obesity in dogs. The owner only needs to feed one or two pellets at a time, but not too many.

Teddy dogs should pay attention to peeling and removing lychees when eating lychees

The cores of many fruits contain cyanogenic glycosides, which can be hydrolyzed by biological enzymes to produce highly toxic "hydrocyanic acid" ”, thereby causing poisoning of humans and animals. Therefore, when giving fruit to dogs, be sure to remove the core. Dogs may be poisoned if they eat it.

What should I do if my teddy dog ​​accidentally swallows the core?

If the dog is not stuck during the swallowing process, the dog will generally excrete it on its own. The owner can observe the dog more. Dog poop. If your dog is stuck in the core, it is best to take your dog to the hospital to take a X-ray to see where it is stuck and ask the doctor to help take it out. If your dog chews up the core, it is best to send your dog to the hospital for examination.