Feeding not recommended
If an ingredient in a dog's diet is described as "not recommended for feeding", this means that this ingredient is not suitable for feeding to your dog. There can be various reasons why an ingredient is not recommended. For example, it could contain harmful ingredients that could affect your dog's health, or it could be difficult to digest and cause gastrointestinal problems. Some ingredients can also cause allergic reactions or are toxic to dogs.
It's important to be aware of your dog's specific dietary needs and sensitivities.
Plant
Feeding toxic
Feeding not recommended
Potential source of danger
Pteridium aquilinum
Food
Legume
Feeding not recommended
Pulses
Contains sugar
Fruit
Processed food
Candy
Can have a positive effect on cholesterol levels
Rich in nutrients
Rich in fiber
Rich in carbohydrates
Rich in minerals
Rich in proteins
Rich in vitamins
Rich in strength
conditionally compatible
Feeding not recommended
Suitable for vegetarian diets
Tolerated in small quantities
May be suitable for diabetic diets
Rice pudding
Intended for human consumption
Low glycemic index
Regional product
Gluten free
Plant
Rich in carbohydrates
Rich in strength
Feeding toxic
Feeding not recommended
Sago
Plant
Feeding not recommended
Schlumbergera
Traditional use in phytotherapy
Plant
Garden plant
Medicinal plant
Ornamental plant
conditionally compatible
Feeding not recommended
Highly toxic
Compatibility unknown
Shade flowers
Food
Fruit
Processed food
Compatibility
Feeding not recommended
Sorbitol
Feeding not recommended
Stones
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Sugar
Plant
Feeding not recommended
Feeding toxic
Taro
Intended for human consumption
Liquid
Processed food
conditionally compatible
Feeding not recommended
Tolerated in small quantities
Tea
Animal product
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Tilsiter cheese
Rich in vitamins
Vegetable
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Tomato salad
Chemistry
Medicine
Feeding not recommended
Feeding toxic
Toothpaste
Exotic
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Vanilla flavor
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Tolerated in small quantities
Vanilla pudding
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Vanilla sugar
Food
Contains grains
Legume
Plant
Feeding not recommended
Vegetable by-products
Exotic
Food
Meat
Processed food
Feeding not recommended
Tolerated in small quantities
Weisswurst
Plant
Garden plant
Spice plant
Medicinal plant
Herb
conditionally compatible
Feeding not recommended
Potential source of danger
Wild garlic
Intended for human consumption
May have antibacterial properties
May have antioxidant properties
Aroma
Vegetable
Seasonal vegetables
May have anti-inflammatory properties
Garden plant
Spice plant
Feeding toxic
Feeding not recommended
Winter onion