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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.

Labrador puppy watching as woman eats a salad at the table.

Learn if they can get in on some of your salad.

Cat on the table looking at jar of honey.

What’s good for the pet parent isn’t always good for their kitty.

Cute white dog looking up at someone eating dinner.

Because wanting to eat everything and being able to eat everything are two very different things.

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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Orange cat staring at a glass of milk on the table.

Yes... but should they?

Dog drinking out of a container held by someone.

Spoiler alert: It’s not necessarily good for your dehydrated dog.

Woman feeding her small white fluffy dog some food at home.

Technically, yes, but here’s why it’s not recommended.

Woman making smoothie with spinach around her cat at home.

It’s jam-packed with vitamins, after all.

Woman cooking bacon in the kitchen while her black cat begs.

They seem awfully interested in meal prep.

Woman preparing spinach smoothie while gray pit bull dog watches.

They are awfully interested in your smoothie.

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.

Smiling woman caressing adorable Jack Russell Terrier while sitting at table and having morning meal.

If they’re even interested, that is.

Gray cat looking at breakfast food on the table.

Breakfast, anyone?

Woman eating pretzels on the couch with her brown dog.

A salty treat, anyone?

Cat trying to steal breakfast off the counter.

They’ll be happy with this answer.

Dog begging for some salmon on a table.

They deserve all those good omega-3s too, right?

A cute kitty curious of the pumpkins on the kitchen table being carved for halloween.

 ’Tis the season.

Nutrition Calculator

If we could give our pets infinite treats, we would. But this tool will tell you the right amount to feed your friend.

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Woman sitting outside eating cauliflower with her dog.

They want to munch on that crudité platter.

Two cats sniffing an onion on the kitchen counter.

Nope. Here’s why.

Dog watching woman cook raw chicken in her kitchen at home.

They’re definitely curious about what you’re chopping over there on the cutting board...

Cat on the kitchen table sniffing kiwi in a fruit bowl.

If they want some, that is.

Cat playing with peas on the dining room table.

And what you should consider in their everyday diet.

Woman eating peas in a bowl in front of her small white dog.

And why it shouldn’t be the main ingredient in their food.

Dog staring at a plate of lemons on the table.

The better question is if they like them.

Ridgeback puppy eating an apple from a low-hanging tree

Here’s why this fiber-filled fruit is a healthy treat for your dog.

A dog staring at a bowl of strawberries on a table

In moderation, strawberries are a tasty, healthy treat for your pup.

A kitten sniffing a ripe half of an avocado in a bowl

Just don’t get out the guacamole bowl.

Young man wrestling a coconut from a dog's mouth on the beach.

To quote Scar, “I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts.” But can dogs snack on them?

A woman eating peanut butter toast with her cat laying on the table

The sweet-and-salty treat is OK in moderation.

Grey cat eats a strawberry

Yes, strawberries are a nutritious treat for dogs.

A black lab sitting outside eating a squash treat.

They’re a nutritious treat for dogs. Here’s why.

A close up view of a dog with a blueberry resting on its nose

Yep—blueberries are a fiber and antioxidant-packed snack for your pup.