Sometimes – plum flesh can be okay in small amounts, but the pit is dangerous (choking/obstruction) and should be kept away. Why it is or is not safe Plum flesh is not considered toxic, but the pit is a major hazard and contains cyanogenic compounds. Plums are also high in sugar, which can cause diarrhea….
Sometimes – plain coconut flesh is not toxic, but it is high in fat and can cause stomach upset. Why it is or is not safe Coconut meat and coconut oil are not considered toxic to dogs. However, the high fat content can trigger diarrhea and, in large amounts, may increase the risk of pancreatitis…
Sometimes – avocado flesh is generally safe in small amounts, but the pit and skin are dangerous. Why it is or is not safe Avocado contains a compound called persin. Dogs are more resistant than some other animals, and small amounts of ripe flesh are not usually toxic. However, the pit is a serious choking…
Sometimes – grapefruit flesh is not typically toxic, but it can cause stomach upset in dogs. Why it is or is not safe Grapefruit is highly acidic and can irritate the digestive system. The peel and plant parts contain compounds that may be more irritating than the flesh. How to serve Do not offer grapefruit…
Sometimes – cranberries are usually safe in small amounts, but they’re tart and can cause stomach upset if your dog eats a lot. Why it is or is not safe Plain cranberries are not considered toxic, but the acidity and fiber can trigger vomiting or diarrhea in some dogs. The bigger concern is cranberry products…
Sometimes – passion fruit pulp is generally not toxic, but the rind and seeds can cause digestive upset. Why it is or is not safe The pulp itself is not considered toxic. However, the thick rind is difficult to digest and seeds may irritate the stomach if consumed in larger amounts. How to serve If…
Yes. Dogs can have some peppers. Bell peppers are okay. Spicy peppers are not. It depends on the type of pepper. Sweet bell peppers are generally safe in small amounts, but spicy peppers are not recommended because they can irritate a dog’s digestive system. Which peppers are safe for dogs? Bell peppers (red, green, yellow)…
Cat food is not toxic but can cause stomach upset. Emergency level Low What to do Monitor for vomiting or diarrhea. When to call the vet If symptoms are severe or persistent. Source: AKC
Avocado flesh is usually safe in small amounts, but the pit is dangerous. Emergency level Low unless pit swallowed. What to do If pit swallowed, call vet. When to call the vet If vomiting, obstruction signs, or pain occur. Sources: See full veterinary references here
Butter is not toxic but is very high in fat and can cause stomach upset. Emergency level Low to moderate. What to do Monitor for vomiting or diarrhea. When to call the vet Call if vomiting continues or signs of pancreatitis appear. Sources: See full veterinary references here