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Home > Blog > 10 Human Foods Your Dog Can and Can’t Eat

10 Human Foods Your Dog Can and Can’t Eat

 
by John Doe on
March 6th, 2013

Foods Your Dog Can Safely Eat

The following foods are safe for your dog and also provide health benefits when served in appropriate portions.  

1. Carrots  

Crunchy, flavorful, and nutritious, carrots are great for dogs. They’re rich in beta-carotene (a source of Vitamin A) and help improve your dog’s dental health by reducing plaque buildup. Feed pieces appropriate for the size of your dog to avoid choking.  

2. Blueberries  

Blueberries are a superfood for dogs. Packed with antioxidants and fiber, they help boost your pup's immune system and can even reduce the risk of age-related conditions.  

3. Salmon  

A delicious source of omega-3 fatty acids, salmon supports healthy skin, a shiny coat, and overall joint health. Just make sure it’s cooked unseasoned to avoid any adverse effects.  

4. Unsalted Peanut Butter  

Most dogs adore peanut butter. It’s a great source of protein and healthy fats. Stick to unsalted, unflavored varieties and avoid any peanut butter containing xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.  

5. Eggs  

Rich in protein and essential amino acids, cooked eggs are a simple and nutrient-packed snack for your dog. Avoid feeding them raw eggs to steer clear of potential salmonella risks.  

6. Seedless Watermelon  

Watermelon is hydrating and loaded with vitamins like A and C. Just ensure you remove the rind, as this can be a choking hazard or cause blockages in your dog’s intestines.  

7. Shrimp  

Cooked, tail-off shrimp is another safe seafood option for dogs. It’s rich in protein and antioxidants. However, just like salmon, make sure to skip the seasoning and only offer it occasionally. 

8. Apples  

Apples are full of vitamins and make for a healthy snack, but feed in small pieces as we have actually seen apple pieces get lodged in the esophagus. 

9. Green Beans 

Both raw and cooked green beans can be a healthy and low-calorie treat packed with vitamins, minerals and fiber. Just make sure they are unseasoned and plain without salt, garlic, butter or onions.  

10. Sweet Potatoes and Canned Pumpkin

Both sweet potatoes and canned, plain pumpkin provide an excellent source of minerals and dietary fiber, which helps the digestive tract function more effectively.


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