Safe in small amounts as plain, unsweetened yogurt only. Many dogs are lactose intolerant. Critical warning: never feed yogurt containing xylitol, which is extremely toxic to dogs.

Plain bread is safe in moderation. Avoid bread with raisins, xylitol, or excessive salt. Serve only occasionally as a treat.

Safe in small amounts but contains compounds that can cause digestive upset in large quantities. Serve as occasional treat only.

Safe when seeds are removed. High in sugar so serve in moderation. Good hydrating treat for hot days.

Safe in small amounts for most dogs. Some dogs are lactose intolerant. Low-fat varieties are better. Use as occasional treat only.

Safe in moderation but high in fat and saturated fat. Can cause digestive upset. Serve only occasionally in small amounts.

Safe when cooked and removed from the cob. Never serve corn on the cob as it can cause intestinal blockage. Serve occasionally.

Many dogs are lactose intolerant. Small amounts may be okay for some dogs. Observe for digestive upset. Plain milk only.

Only store-bought, plain mushrooms are safe. Wild mushrooms can be extremely toxic. Serve cooked and plain only occasionally.

Safe in moderation. High in sugar and citric acid. Remove seeds and peel. Serve only occasionally as a treat.