Can my cat eat this?

Small amounts OK — avoid raw dough and flavored varieties.

Occasionally OK — but not as a regular diet.

Caution — listed as toxic by the ASPCA, though reactions are usually mild.

Small amounts OK for some cats — high in fat and lactose.

Not toxic — but irritates mouth and stomach in quantity.

Small amounts OK — but can cause GI upset.

Never — cooked bones splinter and can perforate organs.

Caution — avoid as a precaution, though evidence specific to cats is limited.

Avoid — psoralen and essential oils are toxic.

Small amounts OK for adult cats — avoid for kittens.

Avoid — sugar, dairy, and potential xylitol risk.

Very small amounts only — isothiocyanates and oxidative risk.

Avoid — essential oils and citric acid cause GI upset.

Small amounts OK — excess causes vitamin A toxicity.

Not poisonous — but most adult cats are lactose intolerant.

Store-bought safe — wild mushrooms potentially deadly.

Avoid — essential oils in peel are toxic to cats.

OK if xylitol-free — always check the label.

Raw potatoes are toxic — cooked plain potato is OK in moderation.

Avoid raw — risk of Trichinella and parasites.

Use caution — large amounts cause sodium poisoning.

Very small amounts OK — regular feeding causes kidney stress.

Ripe red flesh OK in small amounts — green parts are toxic.

Occasionally OK — mercury risk with regular feeding.

Not confirmed toxic to cats — but avoid entirely.

Small amounts of plain yogurt may be OK — choose carefully.