What can and can't you feed your dog? A complete and updated list.

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Introduction

Knowing exactly what your dog can and cannot eat is one of the most common questions among pet owners — and one of the most important for ensuring the health, longevity, and well-being of your best friend.

In this article, curated by Bark & ​​Miau, we've compiled a clear, up-to-date, and reliable list of permitted and prohibited foods for dogs. Everything you need to offer only the best, safely and with peace of mind.

✅ What your dog can eat (in moderation and with care)

Not everything that comes out of your kitchen is a problem for your dog — as long as there is moderation and care in its preparation.

Fruits that are safe for dogs:

• Apple (without seeds)
• Banana
• Watermelon (without seeds)
• Pear (without core)
• Mango (pitted)
• Natural coconut

⚠️ Avoid excessively sweet fruits. Always choose fruits without a hard peel and without seeds.

Allowed legumes and vegetables:

• Raw or cooked carrot
• Pumpkin
• Sweet potato (cooked, never raw)
• Broccoli (in small quantities)
• Peas
• Cucumber

Always offer steamed or raw food in small portions. Avoid spices.

Other safe options:

• White or brown rice (cooked and unseasoned)
• Shredded and cooked chicken
• Grilled boneless fish
• Boiled or scrambled eggs (without oil/salt)

🚫 Foods prohibited for dogs

Even in small quantities, some foods can cause severe poisoning, liver damage, or neurological problems.

Toxic substances for dogs (NEVER give them as gifts):

• Chocolate
• Grapes and raisins
• Onion and garlic
• Avocado
• Raw dough with yeast
• Coffee, tea and caffeinated beverages
• Xylitol (sweetener found in candies and lozenges)
• Alcohol and fermented beverages

In case of accidental ingestion, contact your veterinarian immediately.

🎯 Healthy and functional snacks: better than leftovers

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🧠 Bark & ​​Meow Tip: Less is more

Avoid offering leftover food from your plate. Even if some ingredients are safe, excess spices, salt, and fat are harmful. Always choose food prepared exclusively for your dog, with the care and quality it deserves.

Conclusion

Nourishing your dog responsibly is an act of love. With clear information and honest curation, the Bark & ​​Meow Blog is here to help you make the best decisions — always based on what is safest and most recommended for dogs.

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