Denying your pets a nibble here and there off your plate is a difficult task. It hurts to say no to your baby. But, sadly, more often than not, it is a necessary evil. You do not want your pet falling ill just because you could not decline their incessant demand to taste your dinner. That said, there are some foods that you can share with them without worrying about their health.

Apple
Apples are among the common human foods that dogs find appealing. It is a nourishing snack with ample fiber, calcium, and vitamins. Since it helps maintain the cleanliness of your dog’s teeth, you can use it as a snack or a treat once in a while.

Banana
Bananas are full of nutrients like magnesium, potassium, and essential vitamins. It is also one of those human foods that dogs love to chew on. Just make sure not to go overboard with the banana-licious treats and contribute to your pet’s increased risk of diabetes.

Carrots
Carrots are nutrient-dense, juicy, and crunchy. They are full of fiber, minerals, and vitamins with low-calorie content. It makes for a perfect snack or treats; the best part is it is doggo-approved. As an added benefit, chewing carrots can help keep your pets’ teeth clean and plaque-free. If you are hard-pressed for time, you can safely serve raw carrots.

Cheese
It is hard to deny that cheese is one of those foods most people and pets love. Its creamy texture is what most cravings are made of. The amount of calcium, vitamin D, protein, and other nutrients in cheese makes for the perfect little treat, but it is important to make a habit. Regular cheese intake can lead to an increased risk of diabetes and pancreatitis.

Chicken
Chicken is among the top tier human foods approved by dogs and vets. Rich in protein, it is a safe source of lean protein in an adequate amount packed with other essential nutrients. It is also a commonly used source of protein in packed dog food options. Just remember to lay off using condiments and spices when cooking chicken for your pets. Your taste preference is not the same as theirs.

Eggs
Eggs are a beloved food among the furry pet community. The superfood is packed with essential nutrients, making it a perfect and well-balanced food option. The catch is not to serve your dogs a plate full of raw eggs.