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Two baked sweet potatoes split open on a baking sheet cooling on the stovetop of a small farmhouse kitchen with a raw sweet potato on the counter, sable German shepherd lying on a mat by the back door

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Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potatoes? Raw, Cooked, Skin and Holiday Dishes

Yes, plain cooked sweet potato is safe for most dogs in small amounts. Why raw pieces and skin cause trouble, how much to give, and what holiday dishes to skip.

Two halved ripe nectarines with the pits removed on a white plate on a wooden dining table, brindle greyhound lying on a rug across the room in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat Nectarines? The Pit, the Skin and What to Do Next

Yes, dogs can have a little ripe nectarine flesh once the pit is out. What to do if your dog swallowed or chewed a pit, which parts to toss, and signs to watch.

Halved ripe papaya on a cutting board on a kitchen island with its black seeds scooped into a small glass bowl, blue merle border collie lying in the kitchen doorway in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat Papaya? What About the Seeds and the Skin?

Yes, a small amount of ripe papaya, peeled and with every seed scooped out, is fine for most dogs. What to do if your dog ate seeds or skin, and what to skip.

Small handful of square orange cheese crackers in a plain white bowl on a living room coffee table beside a TV remote, greyhound lying on a dog bed across the room in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat Cheez-Its? A Few Crackers vs. a Whole Box, and What to Do

A few Cheez-Its will not poison a healthy dog, but they are salty, fatty crackers. What to do if your dog ate a box, which flavors to check and when to call.

White ceramic baking dish of golden baked macaroni and cheese with a serving spoon in it on a stovetop in a small apartment kitchen, corgi lying in the hallway doorway in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat Mac and Cheese? Boxed, Baked and the Onion or Garlic Question

A taste of plain mac and cheese is usually low risk, but onion or garlic in the sauce or powder packet changes that. What to check and when to call your vet.

Halved cantaloupe and a plate of orange melon cubes on a cutting board with seeds and rind in a bowl and a Brittany spaniel lying on the tile floor

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Can Dogs Eat Cantaloupe? Rind, Seeds and How Much to Give

Yes, dogs can eat small pieces of plain cantaloupe. Remove the rind and seeds first. What to do if your dog ate the rind, how much to give, and when to call.

Small glass dish of plain white cream cheese with a butter knife resting on it next to half a toasted bagel on a plate on a breakfast table by a sunny window, pug sitting on a floor cushion across the room in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat Cream Cheese? Plain vs. Chive, Garlic and Sugar-Free Tubs

A lick of plain cream cheese is usually fine for a healthy dog, but it is rich. Chive, onion, garlic and sugar-free tubs need a call. What to do next.

Three sticks of plain white string cheese on a wooden cutting board on a kitchen island, one peeled into thin strands, plain clear wrappers beside the board, border collie lying on the kitchen floor with its head on its paws in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat String Cheese? Training Treats, Whole Sticks and Wrappers

Yes, plain string cheese is fine for most healthy dogs in small pieces and makes a handy training reward. How much to give, and when a whole stick needs a call.

Folded slices of yellow American cheese on a small white plate beside a folded cloth napkin on a dining table, plain clear plastic sleeves to one side, beagle sitting on a rug across the room in soft focus

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Can Dogs Eat American Cheese? Slices, Salt and What to Do About the Wrapper

Plain American cheese is fine for most healthy dogs in a small piece, but slices are salty and rich. How much, when to call, and what to do about a wrapper.

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