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That “harmless” bite from your plate could help… or quietly harm your dog.
Here are 7 dog-safe foods to share + 7 human foods that are toxic to dogs (plus the 10% portion rule).

In this fast kitchen check, you’ll learn what people foods are actually safe for dogs, what foods to never feed, and simple serving tips to avoid stomach upset and weight gain.

✅ Dog-safe foods covered: carrots, blueberries, plain pumpkin, green beans, apples (no seeds), plain Greek yogurt, cooked lean chicken/eggs.
⛔ Never feed: chocolate, xylitol, grapes/raisins, onions/garlic, macadamia nuts, alcohol, cooked bones.

CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro —What we’ll cover
0:39 SHOULD FEED #1 — Carrots
0:58 SHOULD FEED #2 — Blueberries
1:11 SHOULD FEED #3 — Plain Pumpkin (not pie filling)
1:31 SHOULD FEED #4 — Green Beans
1:48 SHOULD FEED #5 — Apples (deseeded)
2:05 SHOULD FEED #6 — Plain Greek Yogurt
2:23 SHOULD FEED #7 — Cooked Lean Chicken or Eggs
2:45 NEVER FEED #1 — Chocolate
2:57 NEVER FEED #2 — Xylitol
3:10 NEVER FEED #3 — Grapes & Raisins
3:21 NEVER FEED #4 — Onions & Garlic
3:29 NEVER FEED #5 — Macadamia Nuts
3:38 NEVER FEED #6 — Alcohol
3:45 NEVER FEED #7 — Cooked Bones
3:58 Portion Guidance — The 10% Rule (avoid upset + weight gain)
4:25 Conclusion — Recap + safe snack reminders

If you want personalized safe treat ideas, comment your dog’s age, breed, and weight.
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Disclaimer: This video is educational and not a substitute for veterinary advice. If your dog ate a toxic food, contact your vet or pet poison helpline ASAP.