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Can My Pet Eat...?

Kibble or canned? Fresh or dehydrated? Human-grade?! We’ll help you choose the best pet food on the market.

Having breakfast and peanut butter with dog at home.

Peanuts are a great occasional protein-packed snack, but pay attention to this guidance.

Dog staring at chocolate cake on counter.

No isn’t a strong enough answer here. Learn why.

A woman feeds her dog with a piece of fries during lunch.

We know they are your adorable little potato, but can they snack on one?

Growth Charts

So, you have a new, tiny family member? Well, we’ll help you track their growth, keep an eye on their health, and even predict how not-so-tiny they’ll become. Just add their weight to start.

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Woman feeding her cat buttered toast for breakfast.

 Butter isn’t toxic to your cat—but despite what they tell you, they really shouldn’t eat it.

Dog sniffing grocery bag with asparagus.

Asparagus is a healthy snack for pups, but keep these tips in mind.

Man with small white dog looking at small bowl of cashews on a table.

They’re not toxic, but you don’t wanna overdo it.

Detail Of Cat Licking Yogurt From Jar On Balcony.

A small amount is fine—but keep a close eye on the ingredients list.

Woman holding basket of cherries next to large brown dog.

Find out if the yummy fruit is safe to share.

A beautiful fat white cat sniffs a wicker basket of sweet potatoes.

Yep—but the plainer, the better. Here’s why.

Ask a Vet

Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.

Cat sniffing a piece of chocolate cake.

No, no, no. Absolutely not. Here’s why.

Dog staring at chocolate cake on counter.

No isn’t a strong enough answer here. Learn why.

Woman in the kitchen with her dog.

There are some caveats to be aware of.

A woman feeds her dog with a piece of fries during lunch.

We know they are your adorable little potato, but can they snack on one?

Woman feeding her cat buttered toast for breakfast.

 Butter isn’t toxic to your cat—but despite what they tell you, they really shouldn’t eat it.

Photo of a young woman who's trying to cook dinner in her kitchen while her dog is jumping over and trying to get her attention.

Sure, they can have a bite—if they want one.

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