Can a four-year-old child eat a bamboo rat?

Patient's question:

Patient Gender: Female
Age:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: A four-year-old child has very frequent nighttime urination. I heard that "eating bamboo rats can improve this," but I'm afraid they might be contaminated with bacteria. Can they be eaten?
Duration of the current illness and its persistence: Always

Doctor's answer:

The meat of bamboo rats is fine, lean, and exceptionally delicious, making it a high-nutritional-value, low-fat, and low-cholesterol meat product. Tests show it contains 57.78% crude protein, 2.54% crude fat, 17.36% crude ash, 0.84% crude fiber, and 0.05% cholesterol. It is also rich in phosphorus, iron, calcium, vitamin E, and amino acids, as well as sterols. As long as your husband gets bamboo rats from a regular, disease-free farm, four-year-old children can consume them in moderation.