| Good Foods To Be Given As Treats | ||
| NOTE: Treats should be given sparingly, with the exception of hay that can be
unlimited if so desired. Ex: 1 inch slice banana, 3-6 carrot/fruit peels or slices, 3-5 raisins/berries, 1/4 cup corn/oats, 2-4 dandelions/beet leaves, etc. | ||
| grass (only when it's dry)
timothy hay (or any grass hay) clover leaves and flowers dandelion leaves and flowers oats corn apples apple branches carrots & their leaves spinach mint basil oranges(including the rind) cooked pumpkin plain spoon size shredded wheat | lettuce(dark green kinds are best)
parsley rosemary broccoli parsnips plantain leaves and flowers wheat bread barley mulberries raspberries & their leaves strawberries pineapple radish tops(leaves) beet tops(leaves) celantro | raisins
pears bananas papaya Vitakraft yogart drops commercial oatmeal sweet potatoes yogurt green peppers celery brussel sprouts small amounts of cabbage and sunflower seeds most grains an occassional potato peel |
| Poisonous Foods | |||
| fruit tree branches of pit type fruits(ex: plum, peach) | |||
| fresh tree branches of any kind except for apple | |||
| rhubarb
crocus creeping bittercup toad flax yew tree greater bindweed hemlock avocado daisy daffodil bulbs all kinds of lily delphinium marigold laburnum | foxglove
wild poppies larkspur privet potato leaves sorrel gladiola holly berries hogwart hyacinth bulbs indigo turnip narcissus bulbs | aloe
buttercup leaves morning glory balsam pear walnut hulls buckeye calendula all kinds of ivy chrysanthemum clematis coffee bean cyclamen iris bulbs | cherries
lobelia uncooked lima beans oak acorns & leaves poinsettia tulip bulbs mustard root rhododendron tomato plants mountain laurel mushrooms shunk cabbage umbrella plant |