Generally safe for dogs

These plants, flowers, and foods are considered non-toxic to dogs by the ASPCA and veterinary sources. “Safe” still means in moderation — choking, pits, seeds, fat, and added sweeteners can cause problems. Tap any item for the details.

• Almonds🟢Generally Safe
• Apples🟢Generally Safe
• Asiatic Lilies🟢Generally Safe
• Bananas🟢Generally Safe
• Basil🟢Generally Safe
• Blackberries🟢Generally Safe
• Blueberries🟢Generally Safe
• Broccoli🟢Generally Safe
• Butterfly Bush🟢Generally Safe
• Canna Lilies🟢Generally Safe
• Carrots🟢Generally Safe
• Cashews🟢Generally Safe
• Catnip🟢Generally Safe
• Christmas Cactus🟢Generally Safe
• Cicadas🟢Generally Safe
• Coconut🟢Generally Safe
• Cosmos🟢Generally Safe
• Cranberries🟢Generally Safe
• Cucumber🟢Generally Safe
• Dandelions🟢Generally Safe
• Dates🟢Generally Safe
• Daylilies🟢Generally Safe
• Eggs🟢Generally Safe
• Figs🟢Generally Safe
• Hibiscus🟢Generally Safe
• Honey🟢Generally Safe
• Impatiens🟢Generally Safe
• Jasmine🟢Generally Safe
• Lilac🟢Generally Safe
• Mango🟢Generally Safe
• Money Trees🟢Generally Safe
• Olives🟢Generally Safe
• Oranges🟡Safe in Moderation
• Orchids🟢Generally Safe
• Pansies🟢Generally Safe
• Peanut Butter🟡Safe in Moderation
• Petunias🟢Generally Safe
• Pineapple🟢Generally Safe
• Pistachios🟢Generally Safe
• Popcorn🟢Generally Safe
• Potatoes🟡Safe in Moderation
• Pumpkin🟢Generally Safe
• Rice🟢Generally Safe
• Rosemary🟢Generally Safe
• Roses🟢Generally Safe
• Salvia🟢Generally Safe
• Snapdragons🟢Generally Safe
• Spider Plants🟢Generally Safe
• Star Jasmine🟢Generally Safe
• Stink Bugs🟢Generally Safe
• Strawberries🟢Generally Safe
• Sunflowers🟢Generally Safe
• Sweet Potato🟢Generally Safe
• Tomatoes🟡Safe in Moderation
• Watermelon🟢Generally Safe
• Yogurt🟢Generally Safe
• Zinnias🟢Generally Safe