SafeIn moderationCautionNever
Chocolate
DogsNeverToxic. Dark and cooking chocolate are worst.More CatsNeverToxic to cats too. Keep well away.More Grapes and raisins
DogsNeverCan cause kidney failure, even in small amounts.More CatsNeverBest treated as toxic. Do not feed.More Onions
DogsNeverDamages red blood cells. Includes cooked and powdered.More CatsNeverToxic to cats. Watch for onion in cooked food.More Garlic
DogsNeverIn the onion family, toxic to dogs.More CatsNeverToxic to cats, more so than onion by weight.More Xylitol (sweetener)
DogsNeverExtremely dangerous, even tiny amounts. In sugar-free gum.More CatsNeverBest avoided entirely.More Alcohol
DogsNeverToxic in any form. Never give.More CatsNeverToxic in any form. Never give.More Caffeine and coffee
DogsNeverToxic. Keep coffee, tea, and energy drinks away.More CatsNeverToxic to cats. Keep well away.More Macadamia nuts
DogsNeverToxic to dogs even in small amounts.More CatsCautionNot toxic like in dogs, but fatty and not suitable.More Avocado
DogsCautionBest avoided. The stone is a real choking and blockage risk.More CatsCautionBest avoided. Fatty, and the stone is a hazard.More Raw bread dough
DogsNeverDangerous. Rises in the stomach and ferments to alcohol.More CatsNeverDangerous for the same reasons. Keep away.More Cooked bones
DogsNeverNever give cooked bones. They splinter and can cause serious injury.More CatsNeverNever give cooked bones. Splintering and blockage risk.More Apple
DogsSafeFine in moderation. Remove the pips and core.More CatsIn moderationA little is fine, pips and core removed. Not a favourite.More Banana
DogsSafeA fine occasional treat, small amounts.More CatsIn moderationHarmless in tiny amounts, but sugary and not needed.More Blueberries
DogsSafeA healthy, low-calorie favourite.More CatsIn moderationSafe in tiny amounts as an occasional treat.More Strawberries
DogsSafeFine in moderation.More CatsIn moderationA tiny amount is harmless, but not needed.More Watermelon
DogsSafeFine, seedless flesh only, no rind.More CatsIn moderationA little seedless flesh is harmless.More Carrots
DogsSafeA great low-calorie treat, raw or cooked.More CatsIn moderationSafe cooked and plain, in small amounts.More Pumpkin
DogsSafePlain pumpkin is great for digestion.More CatsSafePlain pumpkin in small amounts can help digestion.More Cucumber
DogsSafeA safe, hydrating, low-calorie treat.More CatsSafeSafe in small amounts, though many cats ignore it.More Green beans
DogsSafePlain, cooked or raw, a healthy treat.More CatsIn moderationPlain and cooked, fine in small amounts.More Chicken
DogsSafePlain cooked chicken, no bones or skin, is a great treat.More CatsSafeOne of the best treats, plain, cooked, boneless.More Salmon
DogsSafePlain cooked salmon, boneless, is fine.More CatsSafeCooked, boneless, occasional. Never raw.More Tuna
DogsIn moderationA little plain tuna is fine occasionally.More CatsIn moderationAn occasional treat only, not a staple.More Eggs
DogsSafeCooked, plain egg is a good source of protein.More CatsSafeCooked, plain, in moderation. Never raw.More Cheese
DogsIn moderationSmall amounts only. Some dogs handle dairy poorly.More CatsIn moderationA poor treat. Many cats cannot digest dairy.More Milk
DogsIn moderationMany dogs are lactose intolerant. Water is better.More CatsCautionMost cats cannot digest milk. Skip it despite the myth.More Yogurt
DogsIn moderationPlain, unsweetened, in small amounts. No xylitol.More CatsIn moderationA little plain yogurt is usually tolerated, but not needed.More Peanut butter
DogsSafeFine if it is xylitol-free. Check the label.More CatsIn moderationNot toxic, but fatty and not suitable as a regular treat.More Rice
DogsSafePlain cooked rice is gentle and good for upset tummies.More CatsIn moderationA little plain cooked rice is harmless.More Bread
DogsIn moderationPlain baked bread in small amounts. Never raw dough.More CatsIn moderationA little plain bread is harmless but offers nothing.More Popcorn
DogsIn moderationPlain, air-popped only. No salt, butter, or sweet coatings.More CatsIn moderationA few plain popped kernels are harmless.More Oranges
DogsIn moderationA little peeled orange is fine. Many dogs dislike citrus.More CatsCautionCitrus is not suitable for cats. Best avoided.More Tomato
DogsIn moderationRipe flesh only. Green parts and leaves are not safe.More CatsCautionRipe flesh in tiny amounts only. Green parts are toxic.More Sweetcorn
DogsIn moderationPlain kernels off the cob. Never the cob itself.More CatsIn moderationA few plain kernels are harmless.More Ham and bacon
DogsCautionVery salty and fatty. Best avoided or tiny amounts only.More CatsCautionToo salty and fatty for cats. Best avoided.More Mushrooms
DogsCautionShop mushrooms plain are low-risk, but never wild ones.More CatsCautionBest avoided, and never wild mushrooms.More No match. Try another food, and if in doubt, ask your vet.