In daily life, everyone who raises dogs worries a lot, fearing that improper care might cause illnesses like diarrhea. Although these health issues are common, dog owners become very anxious and concerned when their dogs get sick. For small dogs like Teddy, which are very small and thin, many people want to feed them more and nutritiously to make them stronger, but they do not understand Teddy's dietary habits. For example, can Teddy eat fruits? Then what kinds of fruits can it actually eat?

Dogs are omnivores, so Teddy can eat fruits, but the types of fruits must be those with low sugar content and also high in water. If you notice diarrhea after feeding Teddy fruits, then stop feeding them because dogs have very limited ability to digest such fruits. Forcing feeding may harm the dog's stomach and intestines. Teddy dogs can eat fruits like apples, bananas, lychees, but you must not let Teddy eat them for a long time because long-term feeding can easily cause diarrhea and similar conditions.

We all know apples contain rich vitamins and other substances, so eating apples can supply the vitamins needed for Teddy's growth. Apples also have a lot of water and high sugar content, which can provide some energy for Teddy's daily activities. Although bananas are known to relieve constipation, eating more bananas when Teddy is constipated can help with bowel movements. Bananas also aid intestinal peristalsis; therefore, after feeding Teddy some hard-to-digest foods, you can feed some bananas to promote digestion. But because fruits contain very high sugar content, eating too much can easily lead to diabetes and affect the dog's growth.

In addition, fruits like pears, watermelon, cherries, etc., are also edible for dogs. However, as soon as you notice any adverse reaction in the dog, you should stop feeding immediately. This indicates that the dog has symptoms of indigestion for these fruits. Especially in summer, you can feed your dog more fruits to replenish its water and sugar content. Also, eating fruits can bring fresh tastes to dogs, and for dogs with poor appetite, eating some fruits can help stimulate eating.