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A fridge sheet of foods and plants that can hurt dogs and cats

80 foods and plants on two pages, sorted so the emergencies come first, with the poison control number where everyone in the house can see it. Print it for your own fridge, a pet sitter, or an adoption folder.

Shelters, rescues, and clinics are welcome to print and hand it out.

House Pet Authority

Keep these away from your dog and cat

Emergency means call right away, even before signs show. Toxic means call your vet or poison control for advice.

If your pet ate something on this list, call your vet or ASPCA Animal Poison Control right away:

(888) 426-4435

Open 24 hours, every day. A consultation fee may apply. Have the package or plant name ready.

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From the kitchen

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Every item links to a full dog and cat answer with its sources (ASPCA, Pet Poison Helpline, Merck Veterinary Manual, and vet-reviewed references) at housepetauthority.com/foods. Verdicts reviewed through 2026-09-26. This list is a quick reference, not a complete list of everything that can harm a pet.

House plants, flowers, and garden

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How this sheet is built

The sheet is generated from the same reviewed verdicts as our food safety library. It includes every food and plant marked toxic or emergency for dogs or cats, so when a verdict is reviewed, the sheet updates with it. Read the methodology for how each verdict is sourced.

Check a food that is not on the sheet Dangerous foods for dogs Dangerous foods for cats

This page is for informational purposes only and is not veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian about your pet's diet and health.