Dogs can eat lotus seeds, but in small amounts. Try not to exceed ten lotus seeds each time. Dogs eating lotus seeds can clear away heat and detoxify, nourish the spleen and stop diarrhea, and enhance immunity. Eating lotus seeds has a very good regulating effect on dogs' bodies, especially for dogs with coughs. Eating some lotus seeds can also prevent dogs from contracting infectious diseases such as canine distemper. Owners should try to boil the lotus seeds before feeding them to their dogs. Therefore, they can consider cooking the lotus seeds with rice porridge and feeding them to their dogs. Be careful not to add seasonings.

Raw lotus seeds are cold in nature. Although they are very nutritious, if your dog eats too many raw lotus seeds, it can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea in dogs. In severe cases, it can even cause diarrhea. It may cause gastroenteritis and other diseases, so dogs should be fed cooked lotus seeds. Dogs cannot eat fresh lotus seeds, nor can they eat too much lotus seeds at a time, because lotus seeds are cold food, and if the dog eats too much, the body will not be able to bear it, causing gastrointestinal discomfort.

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The owner should be careful to remove the lotus seed core when feeding lotus seeds. Dogs eating too many lotus seed cores will have an impact on their health. Generally speaking, lotus seed core is non-toxic, but anything must be taken in moderation. Overdosing may cause poisoning. Therefore, when owners feed lotus seeds to their dogs, it is also best to pick out the bitter core of the lotus seeds. Otherwise, if the dog eats too much, it will put a heavy burden on the spleen, liver and other internal organs, which is not good for the body's health.