Poodle (Detailed Introduction)

　　Teddies always seem like kids who can never get full. No matter how much food the owner gives, as long as it is something the Teddy likes, he will finish it. This often causes owners to misunderstand that the dog might be hungry, but in many cases, the Teddy will actually overeat. So what happens when a Teddy eats too much? What should the owner do?
　　Teddies are small in size, and their stomachs aren't big, but their appetites are quite large. However, their small stomachs cannot hold too much food. Once they eat too much, problems like indigestion and vomiting may occur. In serious cases, it will affect the Teddy's appetite, and its mental state may become lethargic.
　　When a Teddy eats too much, you can first withhold one feeding, but still prepare sufficient water for it to drink at any time. In addition, you can use some digestive aids or supplements to regulate intestinal flora to help the Teddy’s digestion. For example, you can try feeding the Teddy some yogurt, yeast tablets, probiotics, etc., to help promote digestion and relieve stomach discomfort. It’s also appropriate to take the Teddy out for a walk, which helps with digestion.