Caution Bagel
Veterinary nutrition sources generally classify plain bagels as non-toxic to dogs, while noting concerns around refined carbohydrates, salt, and common toppings or flavourings.
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Caution Bread
Veterinary pet-care sources generally state that plain bread is not toxic to dogs, but it provides little nutritional value and certain types or ingredients may pose risks.
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Caution Corn Flakes
Veterinary pet-care sources state that plain corn flakes are not toxic to dogs, but many products contain added sugar, salt, or flavourings that may cause digestive upset.
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Caution Cornmeal
Veterinary pet-care sources state that corn itself is not toxic to dogs, but cornmeal is a processed grain that may be difficult for some dogs to digest, especially if uncooked or prepared with added ingredients.
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Caution Crackers
Veterinary pet-care sources state that plain crackers are not toxic to dogs, but many varieties contain salt, fats, seasonings, or additives that may cause digestive upset or other health concerns.
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Caution Egg Noodles
Veterinary pet-care sources state that plain egg noodles are not toxic to dogs, but concerns are noted around refined grains, eggs, salt, and preparation methods.
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Caution Granola
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe granola as non-toxic to dogs but highlight risks related to sugar, fat, and added ingredients such as nuts, raisins, or sweeteners.
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Caution Hamburger Buns
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe baked bread products as non-toxic to dogs, but note concerns related to refined carbohydrates, salt, sugar, and added ingredients commonly found in hamburger buns.
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Caution Lasagna Sheets
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe plain pasta products as non-toxic to dogs, but note concerns related to refined carbohydrates, digestive upset, and added ingredients when prepared as part of dishes.
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Caution Macaroni
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe plain macaroni as non-toxic to dogs, but note concerns related to refined carbohydrates, digestive upset, and common added ingredients in prepared dishes.
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Caution Naan
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe plain bread products as non-toxic to dogs, but note concerns related to refined carbohydrates, added fats, salt, and common ingredients such as garlic.
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Safe Oats
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources generally describe plain oats as safe for dogs when unseasoned and free from additives, noting that concerns arise mainly from processing or added ingredients.
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Caution Pasta
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe plain pasta as not toxic to dogs but note concerns related to refined carbohydrates, gluten sensitivity in some dogs, and added ingredients commonly found in prepared pasta dishes.
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Caution Quinoa
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe quinoa as not toxic to dogs but note potential digestive upset related to naturally occurring saponins and preparation differences.
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Safe Rice
Veterinary organisations generally describe plain, cooked rice as safe for dogs and often easy to digest, though added seasonings or fats may introduce concerns.
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Caution Rice Noodles
Veterinary and pet-nutrition sources describe plain rice noodles as not toxic to dogs, while noting concerns related to refined carbohydrates, digestive upset, and added ingredients in prepared dishes.
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Caution Taco Shells
Taco shells are not considered toxic to dogs, but veterinary sources note concerns related to salt, fat, and seasonings commonly used in commercial taco shells.
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Caution Tortillas
Tortillas are not considered toxic to dogs, but veterinary sources note concerns related to salt, oils, and processing, particularly in commercial or flavoured varieties.
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Safe White Rice
White rice is generally considered safe for dogs when plain, with veterinary sources commonly discussing it as a non-toxic, easily digestible grain.
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