Yep, thought of another question..

Okay, these are the ones I know not to give..

Nuts, dairy, corn, birdseed, grapes, chocolate

I know they can have a little bit of yogurt, but anything else?

Nuts (in moderation) are ok for treats. Just no peanuts, as they can be contaminated with mold.

Corn is ok too, it's just high in phosphorus so it can throw off calcium:phos ratios if over fed.

Grapes are fine as well, they're a daily offering in BML.

The toxic ones: garlic, onion, leek, raw Lima/kidney beans, rhubarb, chocolate/cocoa (white 'chocolate' is fine)

Thanks! I made a list, marking which to use in moderation and stuff.

Today I was asking an employee about yoggies, but they just stopped carrying them.. so she thought to tell me about the white chocolate chips.. I know dogs can eat it, but didn't even think about that as an option. O:

coffee
tea
cat nip
rhubarb
garlic
onions/leeks
brown chocolate * white chocolate is safe so are butterscotch chips*
raw lima beans *frozen are safe*
seeds/pits/stones
Branches or leaves or flowers from stone fruit trees like peach, cherry nectarines...

Toxic ^

Because cat nip is toxic, some believe all mint is toxic.

grapes/raisins are debatable, some think they are safe, others think they are toxic, nothing has been scientifically proven yet so it comes down to personal choice.

as mentioned corn is fine in moderation.

Avocados are high in fat should be fed in moderation

no beef or pork very high in fat hard to digest

no butter/oil or seasonings when cooking meat, steam, poach, bake or broil is preferred cooking methods that don't require added fats.

limit citrusy foods like lemon, oranges, pineapple they can cause diarrhea if fed to much to often.

No canned fruits or veg there is to much sodium and preservatives. with the exception of canned pumpkin puree not the pie filling. They can have canned pumpkin and it can help with diarrhea.

Nuts in moderation also high in fat

Thank you~