Walnuts, a treasure trove of nutrients, are rich in protein, fat, minerals and vitamins, which play an important role in nourishing the health of the human body. But for our teddy buddies, does this alluring walnut have the same charm? First, let's explore the unique digestive system of a teddy dog. Teddy dogs have very different concentrations of digestive enzymes and stomach acids than humans, which makes them different in their ability to digest and absorb food. 
Furthermore, we have an in-depth look at the effects of walnuts on teddy dogs. Walnuts are rich in fat and protein, and if consumed in excess, they may cause symptoms such as indigestion, diarrhea, and vomiting in teddy dogs. What's more noteworthy is that walnuts have a higher content of phosphorus, which undoubtedly increases the burden on their kidneys for teddy dogs with renal insufficiency. In addition, some walnuts may contain additives, preservatives and other chemicals, which are potential threats to the health of teddy dogs. 
Therefore, despite the fact that walnuts are highly nutritious, we should avoid them for the sake of your teddy's health. If parents of teddy dogs want to supplement their pets, they may want to choose other foods that are more suitable for them. Of course, it's always wise to seek advice from a veterinarian. All in all, understanding your teddy's digestive system and food needs, choosing the right ones, is key to ensuring their health.