Here's a general guide:
Safe:
* Cooked meats: Chicken, beef, turkey, lamb (cooked without bones and seasonings)
* Cooked vegetables: Carrots, broccoli, peas, green beans (cooked and plain)
* Fruits: Apples (without the core and seeds), bananas, blueberries, strawberries (in moderation)
* Plain yogurt: (unsweetened and plain, in moderation)
* Rice: (plain, cooked)
* Oatmeal: (plain, cooked)
Foods to avoid:
* Chocolate: Toxic and can be fatal
* Grapes and raisins: Toxic and can cause kidney failure
* Onions and garlic: Can damage red blood cells
* Macadamia nuts: Toxic and can cause tremors, weakness, and vomiting
* Xylitol: A sweetener found in many products, including gum and candy, that is extremely toxic to dogs
* Bones: Can splinter and cause internal injuries
* Avocado: The pit, skin, and leaves contain persin, which is toxic to dogs
* Yeast dough: Can expand in the dog's stomach and cause serious problems
Important Notes:
* Treats: Give treats in moderation, as they can contribute to weight gain.
* Always consult your veterinarian: They can provide tailored advice for your dog's specific needs.
* Read food labels carefully: Look for ingredients that may be harmful to dogs.
* Don't share your entire meal: While some human foods are safe, a balanced diet is essential for your dog's health.
Remember, your dog's health is your priority. It's always best to err on the side of caution and consult with your veterinarian before sharing any human food with your furry friend.