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Can My Dog Eat That? Safe Foods for Dogs

Can My Dog Eat That? Safe Foods for Dogs

Holiday season is coming up and you know what that means - tons of yummy food!

It may be tempting to slip your dog a tasty treat while everyone is enjoying their holiday feast, but first make sure the food is safe for them.

We’ve created lists of a few safe fruits, vegetables, meats, and other foods that you can treat your pup with.

Human Foods that are Safe for Dogs

Fruits Safe for Dogs

Fruit can be a great, low-calorie snack and an excellent source of vitamins. Some peels can be rough on digestive systems, so it’s best to remove them. Also, make sure to take out any seeds or pits before giving them do your dog.

Apples

Bowl of Fruit

Bananas

Cranberries

Cantaloupe

Watermelon

Blueberries

Oranges

Peaches

Pears

Pineapples

Raspberries

Strawberries

Mangoes

Vegetables Safe for Dogs

Vegetables can be high in fiber and vitamins. As long as you choose the right ones, vegetables can be a healthy snack between your pup’s meals.

Broccoli

Vegetables on a table

Carrots

Celery

Cucumbers

Green Beans

Peas

Potatoes

Sweet Potatoes

Corn

Brussel Sprouts

Spinach

Meat Safe for Dogs

Many meats are great for providing your dog with protein, vitamins and minerals. Dogs like meat best raw and this is the form that provides the most nutrients. Of course, dogs can have cooked meat. Here are a few that are safe for your pup.

Beef

Dog looking at bowl of meat

Chicken

Turkey

Venison

Lamb

Rabbit

Fish - Cooked





Other Safe Foods for Dogs

There are so many human foods that are safe for dogs to eat. Here is a list of just a few. Make sure when feeding your pup human food that it is served plain. Food that has been filled with different spices or covered in sauces could contain ingredients that aren’t safe for dogs.

Plain, Cooked Pasta

Dog sitting at table

White or Whole Wheat Bread

Popcorn - Unsalted, Unbuttered

Rice

Cooked eggs

Plain Yogurt

Plain Oatmeal

Peanut Butter








Moderation is important when giving any human food or new food to your dog. It is a good idea to monitor your pet after giving them a food they’ve never had before to make sure it doesn’t negatively affect them. It’s best to avoid giving your pet a food if you’re not certain it’s safe for them to eat. 

Jul 02, 2023 Sabrina Kremer

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