Caution Butter
Veterinary pet-nutrition sources state that butter is not toxic to dogs, but it is very high in fat and dairy components that are commonly linked to digestive upset and other health concerns.
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Caution Buttermilk
Veterinary pet-care sources generally state that buttermilk is not toxic to dogs, but as a dairy product containing lactose and fat, it may cause digestive upset and offers no nutritional benefit.
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Caution Cheddar Cheese
Veterinary pet-care sources state that cheddar cheese is not toxic to dogs, but it is high in fat and contains lactose, which may cause digestive upset and other health concerns in some dogs.
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Caution Cheese Slices
Veterinary pet-care sources state that cheese is not toxic to dogs, but processed cheese slices are high in fat, salt, and additives that may increase the risk of digestive upset and other health concerns.
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Caution Cheese
Veterinary organisations note that many dogs can eat small amounts of plain cheese, but concerns include lactose intolerance, high fat content, and added seasonings.
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Caution Condensed Milk
Veterinary pet-care sources state that condensed milk is not toxic to dogs, but it contains very high levels of sugar and lactose, which are commonly associated with digestive upset and other health concerns.
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Caution Cottage Cheese
Veterinary pet-care sources state that cottage cheese is not toxic to dogs, but its lactose and sodium content may cause digestive upset in some dogs.
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Caution Cream Cheese
Veterinary pet-care sources state that cream cheese is not toxic to dogs, but its lactose, fat, and sodium content may lead to digestive upset in some dogs.
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Caution Eggs
Veterinary pet-care sources state that eggs are not toxic to dogs, but risks are discussed around raw eggs, including bacteria exposure and nutrient interactions.
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Caution Evaporated Milk
Veterinary pet-care sources state that evaporated milk is not toxic to dogs, but its concentrated lactose, fat, and calorie content are associated with digestive upset in many dogs.
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Caution Feta Cheese
Veterinary pet-care sources state that feta cheese is not toxic to dogs, but its high sodium content, fat, and lactose are associated with digestive upset and other health concerns.
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Caution Goat Cheese
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe cheese as non-toxic to dogs, but note risks related to lactose, fat, and salt content, which can vary by type, including goat cheese.
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Caution Ice Cream
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe ice cream as non-toxic to dogs, but note risks related to lactose intolerance, high sugar and fat content, and potentially toxic flavour ingredients.
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Caution Milk
Veterinary organisations note that milk is not toxic to dogs, but many dogs are lactose intolerant and may experience digestive upset after drinking it.
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Caution Mozzarella
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe mozzarella as non-toxic to dogs, but note concerns related to lactose intolerance, fat content, and salt, particularly in larger amounts or processed forms.
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Caution Parmesan Cheese
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe Parmesan cheese as not toxic to dogs but note concerns related to high salt content, fat levels, and lactose, which may cause digestive upset in some dogs.
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Caution Ricotta Cheese
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe ricotta cheese as not toxic to dogs but note risks related to lactose intolerance, fat content, and sodium, which can cause digestive upset in some dogs.
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Caution Sour Cream
Sour cream is not considered toxic to dogs, but veterinary sources note concerns related to lactose intolerance, high fat content, and added ingredients in some varieties.
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Caution Swiss Cheese
Swiss cheese is not considered toxic to dogs, but veterinary sources note concerns related to lactose intolerance, fat content, and sodium levels common to many cheeses.
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Caution Yogurt
Veterinary organisations note that plain yogurt is generally safe for dogs, but added sugars, flavourings, and lactose intolerance may pose concerns.
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Caution Whipped Cream
Whipped cream is not considered toxic to dogs, but veterinary sources note concerns related to lactose intolerance, high fat content, and added sugar.
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