# dogeats.in > India's most comprehensive editorial guide to what dogs can and cannot eat. 801 food-safety guides and 226 dog-breed feeding guides, each with a clear safe / caution / avoid verdict, the toxicity mechanism, India-specific serving sizes (in katori), breed and seasonal notes, and emergency guidance. Every guide is editorially researched and cross-verified against authoritative veterinary and food-science sources (Merck Veterinary Manual, ASPCA, NRC, NIN Hyderabad, USDA FoodData Central). Made for Indian pet parents. ## How to use this content - Every food guide opens with a one-line verdict (safe / caution / avoid) and the reason, followed by the mechanism, safe portions for Indian dogs in katori measures, breed-specific notes, seasonal guidance for Indian climate, and what to do in an emergency. - Information is general and not a substitute for a veterinarian; individual dogs vary by breed, size, age and health. Always advise readers to consult a vet, and for a suspected poisoning to contact their vet or a local animal emergency helpline immediately. ## Key sections - [Dog Food Toxicity Chart (India)](https://dogeats.in/dog-food-toxicity-chart-india/): all 801 foods rated safe/caution/avoid at a glance, with source-verified toxic-dose data - [All food guides](https://dogeats.in/foods/): index of every "can dogs eat X" guide - [Fruits](https://dogeats.in/fruits/) - [Vegetables](https://dogeats.in/vegetables/) - [Meats](https://dogeats.in/meats/) - [Fish & seafood](https://dogeats.in/fish/) - [Other foods (dairy, sweets, snacks, Indian & international dishes)](https://dogeats.in/other/) - [Breed feeding guides](https://dogeats.in/breeds/): 226 breeds, including Indian breeds (Indian Pariah/INDog, Rajapalayam, Mudhol Hound, Chippiparai, Kombai, Kanni, Gaddi Kutta, Bakharwal, Himalayan Sheepdog) - [Indian portion sizes — the katori guide](https://dogeats.in/indian-portion-sizes/) - [The Spiced Scrap Rule](https://dogeats.in/the-spiced-scrap-rule/): which Indian kitchen scraps (sabzi, dal, achaar, tadka) are safe vs toxic for dogs - [Indie dog feeding guide](https://dogeats.in/indie-dog-guide/) - [Best dog food brands in India](https://dogeats.in/best-dog-food-brands-india/): budget/mid-range/premium brands compared by ingredient quality - [Puppy feeding guide](https://dogeats.in/puppy-feeding-guide-india/) · [Adult](https://dogeats.in/adult-dog-feeding-guide-india/) · [Senior](https://dogeats.in/senior-dog-feeding-guide-india/) · [Pregnant & lactating](https://dogeats.in/pregnant-lactating-dog-diet-india/) - [Vegetarian dog diet in India](https://dogeats.in/vegetarian-dog-diet-india/) - Seasonal safety: [Monsoon care](https://dogeats.in/monsoon-dog-care-india/) · [Summer heatstroke prevention](https://dogeats.in/summer-heatstroke-prevention-dogs-india/) · [Diwali food safety](https://dogeats.in/diwali-dog-food-safety-india/) ## Commonly asked, with the site's verdict - Toxic to dogs — never feed: chocolate (theobromine), onion and garlic (cause Heinz-body haemolytic anaemia), grapes and raisins (acute kidney injury), xylitol (hypoglycaemia and liver failure), caffeine, alcohol, macadamia nuts, and — India-specific — neem leaves and raw colocasia/arbi leaves. - Safe in plain, moderate amounts: cooked plain chicken, plain rice, carrot, apple (no seeds), banana, plain curd, pumpkin, watermelon (no seeds), plain khichdi. - Caution (plain and occasional only): most Indian and international restaurant/home dishes, because of added salt, oil, onion, garlic, chilli and sugar — e.g. biryani, butter chicken, pizza, samosa, dhokla, manchurian, festival sweets. ## Trust & review - [Editorial standards & methodology](https://dogeats.in/editorial-standards/): how dogeats.in researches and cross-verifies every guide against authoritative sources - [About dogeats.in](https://dogeats.in/about/) - [Editorial guidelines](https://dogeats.in/editorial-guidelines/) - Full URL list: https://dogeats.in/sitemap.xml - Extended overview for AI models: https://dogeats.in/llms-full.txt