Fast, vet-informed answers on what's safe and what's toxic — with the emergency numbers when it counts.
These are the foods people look up most, with the verdict for each. Every answer is transcribed from the veterinary source cited on its page — the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center first, then VCA, the Merck Veterinary Manual, the FDA or Pet Poison Helpline.
A verdict of “caution” usually means a food is not poisonous but is not worth feeding — too fatty, too salty, a choking risk, or simply of no use to an obligate carnivore. Toxic means what it says: do not feed it, and call your vet if your pet already has.