Can dogs eat it?

Almond Butter may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Almond Milk may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Almonds are not toxic like macadamia nuts, but they are not recommended for dogs.

Apple seeds are not a safe dog treat. Small accidental exposures are usually a concern because the seeds…

Cheese and dairy are a broad group. Some dogs tolerate tiny amounts, while lactose, fat, salt, flavorings, and…

Avocado is best avoided or treated with caution for dogs.

Bacon is not recommended for dogs because it is very salty and fatty.

Bbq Sauce may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Beans are a broad group. Plain cooked green beans are commonly used as a dog-safe snack, while coffee…

Beef may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Beets may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Biscuits may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Blackberries may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Bone Broth may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Bread is a broad group. Plain baked bread is usually a caution/low-value food, while raw dough, raisin bread,…

Dogs can eat small amounts of plain broccoli, but too much may upset the stomach.

Brown Rice may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Brownie Mix may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain Brussels sprouts are not considered toxic to dogs, but they can cause gas, bloating, vomiting, or diarrhea,…

Butter may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cabbage may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain cake is not a good dog food and should be avoided. Many cakes contain ingredients that can…

Most candy is not a good choice for dogs and some candy is dangerous.

Do not give Candy Canes to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a…

Canned Soup may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Canned Tuna may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cantaloupe may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Do not give Caramel to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a poison…

Cashew Butter may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain cashews may be tolerated in tiny amounts, but they are fatty and not ideal.

Cereal may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cheese and dairy are a broad group. Some dogs tolerate tiny amounts, while lactose, fat, salt, flavorings, and…

Cherries may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain, unseasoned chicken and noodles are usually low risk in small amounts, but chicken noodle soup is often…

Cinnamon may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cinnemon may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Coconut may be tolerated in small amounts, but it is fatty and can upset stomachs.

Coconut Milk may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Compost may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cooked Cod may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cooked Lean Pork may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cooked Parsnips may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cooked Turnips may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain, fully cooked whitefish can usually be a low-risk treat for dogs, but only if it is boneless…

Most cookies are not a good dog snack. Plain cookie crumbs may cause stomach upset, but many cookies…

Plain cooked corn kernels are generally low risk for most dogs, but corn on the cob is dangerous…

Corn Cobs may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Cheese and dairy are a broad group. Some dogs tolerate tiny amounts, while lactose, fat, salt, flavorings, and…

Plain, fully cooked crab meat can be a cautious occasional treat for some dogs, but only if all…

Plain crackers are not usually toxic to dogs, but many are too salty, fatty, or seasoned to be…

Cheese and dairy are a broad group. Some dogs tolerate tiny amounts, while lactose, fat, salt, flavorings, and…

Cream Soup may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Currants is a caution item. It is not something to offer routinely; risk depends on ingredients, amount, and…

Small accidental tastes of plain deli meat are not usually an emergency, but deli meat is not a…

Duck may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Eggplant may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Falafel may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Fish Bones may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

French Fries may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Frosting is a caution item. It is not something to offer routinely; risk depends on ingredients, amount, and…

Granola may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Grape Jelly may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Grape Juice may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain gravy is not a good dog food. Small accidental licks are often only a stomach-upset risk, but…

Ground Beef may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Do not give Gummy Candy to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a…

Ham may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Hash Browns may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Honey is not needed for dogs and should only be given, if at all, in tiny amounts.

Plain honeydew melon is generally safe for dogs in small amounts if the rind and seeds are removed,…

Hot Dogs may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Hummus is not a good dog snack. Most hummus contains garlic or onion, plus salt, lemon, and oil,…

Ice Cream may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Beans are a broad group. Plain cooked green beans are commonly used as a dog-safe snack, while coffee…

Ketchup may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Lamb may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Lemon may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Lentils may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Do not give Licorice Candy to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a…

Lime may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Do not give Lollipops to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a poison…

Do not give Marshmallows to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a poison…

Mashed Potatoes may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Mayonnaise may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Milk may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Muffins are not a safe dog food. Many muffins contain ingredients that can upset the stomach or be…

Mushrooms are a broad category. Some store-bought edible mushrooms may be less concerning when plain, while wild mushrooms…

Mushrooms are a broad category. Some store-bought edible mushrooms may be less concerning when plain, while wild mushrooms…

Mustard may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Oat Milk may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Olives may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Oranges may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Pancakes may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Panncakes may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Pasta is a broad category. Plain cooked pasta may be lower concern, but sauces, garlic, onion, cheese, salt,…

Peaches may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain peanut butter can be safe, but avoid xylitol and added sweeteners.

Nuts are a broad group. Some unsalted nuts may be tolerated by some dogs, while macadamia nuts are…

Do not give Peppermint Candy to dogs. A small accidental amount may not be the same as a…

Pepperoni may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Pickles may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Pizza may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain, fully cooked barley is generally safe for most dogs in small amounts, but uncooked barley, salty seasonings,…

Plain Couscous may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain Greek Yogurt may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain, fully cooked quinoa is generally low-risk for dogs in small amounts, but it should be rinsed and…

Plums may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain air-popped popcorn may be okay in tiny amounts, but many versions are unsafe.

Plain cooked pork may be okay, but fatty or seasoned pork is risky.

Pork bones are not a safe dog treat. Cooked pork bones are especially dangerous because they can splinter,…

Potatoes may be okay in some cases, but ingredients, amount, and your dog’s reaction matter.

Plain pretzels are not considered toxic to dogs, but they are a salty processed snack and are best…