Can my pet eat it?
Search a food. Every answer gives a verdict, the safe amount and the preparation notes.
Safe in small amounts
The flesh is fine. Remove the core and seeds first.
Only with care
A little ripe flesh is unlikely to harm most dogs. The pit, skin and leaves are the risk, and avocado is high in fat.
Safe in small amounts
Ripe banana is fine in small amounts. It is high in sugar, so keep it occasional.
Safe in small amounts
Plain blueberries are fine in small amounts, fresh or frozen.
Keep away
Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs. Keep them away from dogs.
Safe in small amounts
Plain orange segments are fine in small amounts. Peel and seeds are not a good idea.
Safe in small amounts
Small amounts of fresh pineapple flesh are generally fine. Remove the skin and core.
Safe in small amounts
Plain strawberries are fine in small amounts. Wash them, remove the green top and cut them up.
Only with care
A little ripe tomato is generally fine. Green tomatoes, stems and leaves are the problem.
Safe in small amounts
The flesh is safe. The seeds and rind are not.