People SAFE foods for dogs

• Melons: Watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew are all healthy options for your pooch.
• Sunflower seeds (shelled): Skip the salt if possible, or serve in moderation.
• Peanut butter: Peanuts don't appear to cause allergies in dogs like they do in people.
• Berries (fresh and frozen): Blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, huckleberries or raspberries
• Cooked chicken: Ran out of your dog's regular food? Whether boiled, baked, served rotisserie-style or grilled, this food is a healthy substitute
• Scrambled eggs, hamburger, rice, pasta and/or oatmeal can serve as meal replacements in a pinch.
• Bananas
• Apple slices: Lauten recommends serving your pup seedless, organic apple slices NO SEEDS, Applesauce is also fine
• Baby Food - no sugars added
• Apricots - NO PITS
• Baby carrots: Fresh, crunchy vegetables are good for your dog's teeth.
• Broccoli 
• Cauliflower (raw)
• Celery
• Green beans, cucumber, zucchini
• Yams / Sweet potatoes
• Brown Rice
• Organic Baby Food (w/no garlic or onion)
• Cook potatoes (but avoid too much because of sugar)
• Cooked Pasta
• Steamed asparagus, green beans, fresh peas, spinach, kale, cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, sweet potato, acorn squash
• Cooked salmon 
• Yogurt is a good source of calcium and protein. You want one with live active bacteria and no sugars or sweeteners.
• Cooked Oatmeal 
• Ground Flax Seed
• Pineapple has sugar but also has calcium and potassium. Great summer treat.
• Peas are a good source of B vitamin Thiamin, phosphorous and potassium.
• Cheerios
• Cottage Cheese 
• String Cheese 
• Nectarines - no pits
• Tomatoes - no greens or stems
• Tuna and the juice from canned tuna