Pet Food Safety Checker

Crunchy and sweet, great source of vitamins A and C.

Sweet treat high in potassium and low in sodium.

Superfood packed with antioxidants.

Hydrating summer treat, 92% water.

Sweet berries with teeth-whitening enzyme.

Sweet melon rich in beta-carotene.

Tropical fruit packed with vitamins.

Juicy fruit good for heart health.

Tropical fruit with digestive enzymes.

Low-sugar berries with anti-inflammatory properties.

Tart berries that may help urinary health.

Crunchy veggie great for teeth and eyes.

Low-calorie veggie perfect for weight management.

Hydrating and refreshing low-calorie snack.

Nutrient-dense root vegetable.

Digestive superfood for pets.

Nutritious cruciferous vegetable.

Crunchy veggie that freshens breath.

Mild vegetable full of nutrients.

Leafy green packed with iron (better for dogs).

Small green veggie rich in protein.

Mini cabbages packed with nutrients.

Versatile vegetable with cancer-fighting properties.

Excellent lean protein source.

Lean protein similar to chicken.

Omega-3 rich fish great for coat health.

Complete protein with many nutrients.

Protein-rich red meat.

Low-calorie shellfish treat.

Protein-rich fish cats especially love.

Probiotic-rich dairy treat.

High-value treat for training.

Popular treat and Kong filler.

Tropical fruit with many health benefits.

Bland carb great for upset stomachs.

Fiber-rich grain good for senior pets.

Protein-rich ancient grain.

Fun low-calorie snack when plain.

Natural sweetener with antibacterial properties.

Citrus fruit high in vitamin C. Safe for dogs, not recommended for cats.

Tropical fruit packed with vitamins and fiber.

Tropical fruit with digestive enzymes.

Antioxidant-rich berries safe for pets.

Low-calorie leafy green, mostly water.

Cruciferous vegetable with many nutrients.

Colorful vegetable high in vitamins.

Root vegetable with many health benefits.

Unique vegetable safe for dogs in moderation.

Young soybeans - good plant protein source.

Various squash types are healthy for pets.

Lean pork is safe when properly cooked.

Red meat often used in hypoallergenic pet foods.

Novel protein good for pets with food sensitivities.

Small fish packed with omega-3 fatty acids.

Tiny fish with big nutritional benefits.

Lean game meat, excellent novel protein.

Lean novel protein, often used for allergic pets.

Mild fish like cod, tilapia, or haddock.

Shellfish treat safe in small amounts.

Luxury shellfish safe for pets occasionally.

Plain cooked pasta is safe in moderation.

Whole grain with good fiber content.

Whole grain rice with more nutrients than white.

Ancient grain, gluten-free option.

Common spice safe in small amounts for dogs.

Root with anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory benefits.

Golden spice with powerful anti-inflammatory properties.

Fresh herb that can freshen breath.

Aromatic herb safe for pets.

Fresh herb that freshens breath naturally.

Common herb used in many pet foods.

Plain, unsalted peanuts are safe for dogs.

Safe nut for dogs in moderation.

Nutritious seeds safe without shells.

Nutritious seeds that may help with parasites.

Superfood seeds with omega fatty acids.

Omega-rich seeds good for skin and coat.

Soy-based protein popular in Asian cuisine.

Nutrient-rich sea vegetable popular in Asian cuisine.

Exotic fruit safe for pets, high in fiber.

Crunchy vegetable common in Asian cuisine.

Chinese cabbage rich in vitamins.

Water chestnuts are crunchy, aquatic vegetables that are safe and healthy for dogs and cats to eat. They make an excellent low-calorie treat and provide a satisfying crunch that dogs love.

Napa cabbage (also called Chinese cabbage) is safe and nutritious for dogs and cats. This mild, leafy vegetable is an excellent low-calorie treat packed with vitamins and fiber that supports digestive health.

Mung beans are safe and nutritious for dogs and cats when properly cooked. These small green legumes are an excellent source of plant-based protein and fiber, making them a healthy addition to your pet's diet.

Crunchy aquatic vegetable from Asia.

Mild Asian radish good for digestion.

Asian mushrooms safe when cooked.

Fresh sprouts common in Asian dishes.

Hydrating drink from young coconuts.

Fresh herb with detoxifying properties.

Herb that may help with digestion.

Aromatic herb with antibacterial properties.

Herb that helps with digestion and bloating.

Common spice - safe in tiny amounts.

Spice that may aid digestion.

Coriander seeds (dried seeds of the cilantro plant) are safe for dogs and cats in small amounts. They offer digestive benefits and contain antioxidants, though most pets don't find the strong flavor appealing.