What can dogs and cats eat (and not eat)?
A quick guide to 40 common kitchen foods, with the verdict for dogs and for cats side by side. Select a food to see the full explanation, poisoning symptoms, and what to do if your pet ate it anyway.
In case of emergency
If your pet is having seizures, has collapsed, is struggling to breathe, or shows any severe symptom, don't wait to read this page — seek an emergency veterinary clinic or an animal poison control center immediately.SafeIn moderationDangerousToxic
Fruits
Grapes and raisins
Dog: ToxicCat: Toxic
Avocado
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Banana
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Apple (seedless)
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Strawberry
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Watermelon
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Pineapple
Dog: In moderationCat: In moderation
Vegetables
Seasonings
Sweets
Beverages
Dairy
Proteins
Grains
Nuts
Sources: ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and Merck Veterinary Manual. This content is educational and does not replace a veterinary evaluation.