As the occasional treat, chestnuts contain quite a few beneficial nutrients for dogs. Their low-fat content also makes them a good choice as a treat for overweight dogs. You should never feed your dog uncooked whole chestnuts or allow them to eat these if they find them while you're out walking. 12 янв. 2022 г.
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