Yes, water chestnuts make an excellent low-fat snack for dogs. Water chestnuts also contain B vitamins and copper which could benefit your dog’s vision, coat, bones, and nerve health.

They make an excellent low-calorie, low-fat treat for dogs. If your pet likes water chestnuts, you may use them as a training treat from time to time.

As with any vegetable, it is important to feed water chestnuts in moderation to dogs. In excess, they could cause digestive issues in dogs. Also, note that this is a starchy vegetable. Starch can be difficult for some dogs to digest.

Furthermore, the outer coat or skin of water chestnuts is tough for dogs to eat and could cause choking in some dogs. So, always make sure to remove the skin. 

Never fed canned water chestnuts to dogs as they contain plenty of sodium. You can feed raw or cooked fresh water chestnuts. Just make sure you remove the skin first.

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