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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.

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.

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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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Cat playing with peas on the dining room table.

And what you should consider in their everyday diet.

Dog staring at a plate of lemons on the table.

The better question is if they like them.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

Gray cat sniffs ripe grapes, raspberries and strawberries on plate.

One of the sweetest summer treats.

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