Yes! There is a general consensus that herbs and spices are toxic to pets. However, the ASPCA lists basil as non-toxic to dogs. In fact, the herb has notable health benefits. Basil is packed with antioxidants which have many health benefits to both humans and dogs. A little basil can help your canine friend fight cellular damage and illnesses like cancer.

Yes. It's safe for dogs to eat sweet peppers. However, there's a good and bad way to feed peppers to dogs. Peppers may be rich in vitamins, but they are also rich in fiber known to be lethal when consumed by dogs in large quantities.

A spoonful of honey won’t do any harm to an adult dog. However, honey comes with a fair share of both benefits and risks. As a natural sweetener, honey poses little to no harm to dogs and humans. However, too much of everything is bad!

Yes. But dog owners should be very careful how they feed apples to their dogs. It's not advisable to feed your dog apple peels, apple cores, apple seeds, leaves, or stems for reasons that will be discussed. While it can be hard denying your dog a piece of whatever you are eating, it may be in their best interest to watch you as you enjoy some foods.

Yes. Bananas have nutrients that are beneficial to dogs. Bananas are rich in potassium, Vitamin C, Vitamin B6, and fiber, making them an ideal treat for dogs. In fact, some vets recommend bananas as an alternative to salty and fatty dog treats.

It depends. Small amounts of banana bread are unlikely to cause harm. Avoid feeding bread containing raisins or any bought from stores. The dough that makes bread contains a variety of ingredients such as sugar, salt, spices, herbs, among other ingredients which are dangerous when consumed by dogs. Raisins are fatally toxic and shouldn’t be fed to dogs.

While dogs can eat just about anything you feed them, they shouldn’t eat “pounds” of apple cores and seeds. Apples are nutritious; however, the tough core harbors seeds which contain a poisonous chemical compound – cyanide.

Dogs can eat applesauce. It's normal to want to share a delicious snack with your dog. However, given the many varieties of applesauce, you should be careful about what you give your dog. As long as the applesauce doesn't contain harmful additives, your dog can eat it.

Yes! If you give your dog a few peels, apple skin shouldn't be a problem. However, you should be aware of the risks associated with feeding your dog large quantities of apple peels. To avoid a digestive upset, feed your dog peels sparingly.

Can Dogs Eat Banana Chips? Yes! Provided you are feeding your dog with healthy banana chips, there's no cause for alarm.