Pet Food Safety Database
Can My Pet Eat This? 140+ Foods Checked
A reference guide to which foods are safe, risky, or toxic for dogs and cats. Information sourced from ASPCA, AKC, Merck Veterinary Manual, and peer-reviewed veterinary literature. For educational purposes only β not a substitute for veterinary advice.
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π« Toxic
68
β οΈ Caution Required
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β
Safe Foods
π« Toxic / Dangerous
Never feed these to your pets
β οΈ Caution Required
Safe with proper preparation or limited amounts
πΆπ±Almond
πΆπ±Apple
πΆπ±Apricot
πΆπ±Bacon
πΆπ±Banana
πΆπ±Beef Liver
πΆπ±Beet
πΆπ±Broccoli
πΆπ±Brown Rice
πΆπ±Cabbage
πΆπ±Cantaloupe
πΆπ±Cashew
πΆπ±Cauliflower
πΆπ±Cheese
πΆπ±Chia Seed
πΆπ±Chicken Liver
πΆπ±Cinnamon
πΆπ±Coconut
πΆπ±Coconut Oil
πΆπ±Cooked Pork
πΆπ±Corn
πΆπ±Date
πΆπ±Duck Liver
πΆπ±Fig
πΆπ±Fish Oil
πΆπ±Ham
πΆπ±Herring
πΆπ±Honey
βHot Pepper
πΆπ±Ice Cream
πΆπ±Kelp
πΆπ±Kiwi
πΆπ±Lamb Kidney
πΆLemon
πΆπ±Lentil
πΆπ±Mackerel
πΆπ±Mango
πΆπ±Marshmallow
πΆπ±Milk
πΆπ±Mushroom
πΆπ±Olive Oil
πΆOrange
πΆπ±Peach
πΆπ±Peanut
πΆπ±Peanut Butter
πΆπ±Pear
πΆπ±Pickle
πΆπ±Pineapple
πΆπ±Plum
πΆπ±Pomegranate
πΆπ±Popcorn
πΆπ±Pork Liver
πΆπ±Pork Shoulder
πΆπ±Potato
πΆπ±Raw Bone
πΆπ±Raw Meat
πΆπ±Salmon
πΆπ±Soy
πΆSpinach
πΆπ±Strawberry
πΆπ±Sweet Potato
πΆπ±Tofu
πΆπ±Tomato
πΆπ±Trout
πΆπ±Tuna
πΆπ±Walnut
πΆπ±Watermelon
πΆπ±Yogurt
β Safe Foods
Generally safe for dogs and cats when properly prepared
πΆπ±Asparagus
πΆπ±Barley
πΆπ±Beef
πΆπ±Beef Heart
πΆπ±Bell Pepper
πΆπ±Blackberry
πΆπ±Blueberry
πΆπ±Bread
πΆπ±Carrot
πΆπ±Celery
πΆπ±Chicken
πΆπ±Chicken Gizzard
πΆπ±Chicken Heart
πΆπ±Chicken Thigh
πΆπ±Cod
πΆπ±Cooked Shrimp
πΆπ±Cranberry
πΆπ±Cucumber
πΆπ±Dragon Fruit
πΆπ±Duck
πΆπ±Duck Gizzard
πΆπ±Duck Heart
πΆπ±Edamame
πΆπ±Egg
πΆπ±Flaxseed
πΆπ±Ginger
πΆπ±Goat Meat
πΆπ±Green Bean
πΆπ±Green Peas
πΆπ±Lamb
πΆπ±Lamb Shoulder
πΆπ±Lettuce
πΆπ±Millet
πΆπ±Oat
πΆπ±Papaya
πΆπ±Pasta
πΆπ±Pork Heart
πΆπ±Pumpkin
πΆπ±Quail
πΆπ±Quail Egg
πΆπ±Quinoa
πΆπ±Rabbit
πΆπ±Rice
πΆπ±Sardine
πΆπ±Sesame
πΆπ±Snow Pea
πΆπ±Tilapia
πΆπ±Turkey
πΆπ±Turmeric
πΆπ±Venison
πΆπ±Zucchini
Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your pet has consumed a potentially dangerous food, contact your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888-426-4435) immediately.