The fridge guide · Yuzu the Lab
What your dogmust nevereat.
Freepersonalized, printable
Foods to keep away
Yuzu says no.Do you know why?
Twelve everyday foods are dangerous for a dog, some you'd never guess. Here they are, each with its source.
Twelve foods, sourced
What's in your kitchen, not in his bowl.
Grapes / raisinsNO
Chocolate / cocoaNO
XylitolNO
Onion / garlic / chivesNO
Macadamia nutsNO
AlcoholNO
Raw yeast doughNO
Cooked bonesNO
CaffeineNO
High-fat foodsNO
Too much saltNO
Wild mushroomsNOGrapes / raisins
Acute kidney injury
Source: ASPCA, AKCIf he ate one
Don't waitfor symptoms.
Call your veterinarian, an emergency clinic or a poison control service right away.
In short
The 12 dangerous foods on the guide, and why
In short: the most dangerous everyday foods for a dog are grapes and raisins (acute kidney injury), chocolate and caffeine, onion, garlic and chives, xylitol (found in some gum, “sugar-free” candy and toothpaste), macadamia nuts, alcohol, raw yeast dough and cooked bones (sources: ASPCA, AKC, FDA). If your dog may have eaten any of them, call your veterinarian or a poison control service right away, without waiting for symptoms.
And the good choices? The guide lists twelve, served plain, with no salt, sauce or seasoning: carrot, green beans, blueberries, apple, plain pumpkin, cucumber, cooked egg, cooked salmon, sweet potato, zucchini, watermelon, strawberries / raspberries. No all-you-can-eat buffet: extras stay at 10% of daily calories at most, and complete dog food keeps the main role.
Three more to keep away
Cherry, peach, plum: obstruction.
Source: FDA · doesn't fit on the guide, keep it out of reach tooPit: obstruction. Fat: pancreatitis.
Source: Pet Poison Helpline, FDA · doesn't fit on the guide, keep it out of reach tooHome brewing: extreme fever.
Source: Merck Veterinary Manual · doesn't fit on the guide, keep it out of reach too
On your fridge
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Twelve foods to keep away on one side, twelve good choices on the other: read it all without opening the door.
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Your dog's guide, for your fridge.
Twelve foods that are good for your dog, twelve to keep out of reach, a reminder to call your vet, and your own vet's number — on one sheet for your fridge. Yuzu did the homework. Fill it in and the sheet updates live.
The fridge guide
On your fridge,before heneeds it.
This guide doesn't replace a veterinarian's advice. Yuzu is real; his video adventures and illustrations are generated by artificial intelligence; his advice is sourced: ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center · American Kennel Club · FDA · Pet Poison Helpline · Merck Veterinary Manual. Updated: October 2026.