Food chart
Every answer we have checked, grouped by verdict. Print it and keep it on the fridge.
Safe in small amounts
Fine as an occasional treat, prepared the right way.
| Food | For | Safe amount |
| Apple |
Dogs |
A few slices now and then, as a treat. |
| Banana |
Dogs |
A thin slice or two as a treat. It should never replace a meal. |
| Blueberries |
Dogs |
A few berries as a treat. Small dogs need fewer. Keep treats a small share of the daily food, and ask your vet before giving them every day. |
| Oranges |
Dogs |
One or two small segments as a treat, depending on your dog's size. |
| Pineapple |
Dogs |
A few small chunks now and then, as a treat. Keep treats to a small share of your dog's daily food. |
| Strawberries |
Dogs |
A few small pieces as a treat. They contain natural sugar, so keep portions small and occasional. |
| Watermelon |
Dogs |
Small cubes of the flesh, as a treat. |
Only with care
Some parts or amounts cause problems. Read the preparation notes first.
| Food | For | Safe amount |
| Avocado |
Dogs |
Best kept rare. If you give any, a small piece of plain ripe flesh, now and then. Many vets suggest skipping it. |
| Tomatoes |
Dogs |
A small piece of ripe, plain tomato now and then. |
Keep away
Not safe for dogs. Call your vet or a poison hotline if your dog has eaten it.
| Food | For | Safe amount |
| Grapes |
Dogs |
None. There is no known safe amount. |