cats can eat chestnuts, but not in large quantities.

Chestnut contains a lot of sugar. If cats eat it in large quantities, it may increase the burden on their kidneys and may cause indigestion. When feeding chestnuts to cats, they can be cooked and added to their food.

Chestnuts contain a lot of sugar and fat. If cats eat them in large quantities, it may cause indigestion, such as vomiting and diarrhea, and may increase the burden on cats' kidneys, make them more obese, and even cause diseases, such as diabetes.

When the owner feeds chestnuts to the cat, he needs to cook the chestnuts, remove the skin and crush them into the cat's food, and feed them in small quantities. For cats with weak intestines and stomach, you can try to feed chestnuts to the cats in small quantities. If the cats don't have abnormal reactions, add some food to the cats.

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