Ellie picks favorite bbq food! Ellie loves to taste food, but not all human foods are safe for dogs. To avoid confusion for you and any pain for your dog, here is a list of 39 fruits and vegetables dogs can eat and can’t eat. Remember… Even with the “yes,” it is always important to check on your pup after trying a new food. This is especially true for puppies as their stomachs and growing bodies are often extra sensitive. It is also important to practice moderation when giving dogs and fruits or vegetables. And don’t use seasoning either. Another note for you dog parents, remember the 10% rule. Treats and snacks shouldn’t make up any more than 10 percent of your dog’s caloric intake. Here are 39 different fruits and vegetables and if they are safe for dogs. Apples - YES (But No Seeds) Asparagus - NO Avocado - NO Bananas - YES Bell Peppers - YES (But Limit Consumption) Blackberries - YES Blueberries - YES Broccoli - YES (But Limit Consumption) Brussel Sprouts - YES Cantaloupe - YES Carrots - YES Celery - YES Cherries - NO Coconut - YES (But No Husk) Cranberries - YES Cucumbers - YES Grapefruit - NO Grapes - NO Green Beans - YES Lemons - NO (Unless in small amounts of juice) Limes - NO (Unless in small amounts of juice) Lettuce - YES Mango - YES (But No Pits) Mushrooms - NO Nectarines - YES (But No Pits) Onions - NO Oranges - YES Peaches - YES (But No Pits) Pears - YES Peas - YES Pineapple -YES Plums - NO Potatoes - YES Raspberries - YES (But Limit Consumption) Strawberries - YES Spinach - YES (But Limit Consumption) Sweet Potatoes - YES Tomatoes - NO Watermelon - YES (But No Seeds or Rind) - @elliegoldenlife