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Pet Food Safety
Pet Food Safety
Checker
Dropped food, a stolen snack, a curious kitchen raid — the same question comes up constantly: is this actually safe for my dog or cat? Some human foods are completely fine. Some are dangerous in small amounts. Tell us what they got into, and we'll tell you what it usually means — the same safety data behind the food checker in the Supernormal app.
Reference
Full guides — food by food
More foods are added regularly, starting with the ones people ask about most.
Not a diagnosis. This tool gives general guidance only — it can't account for your individual pet's health conditions, allergies or medication. If your pet is showing any signs of illness, or you're at all unsure, contact your vet or an animal poison-control line immediately.
Quick answers
No. It's a fast first read using the same safety data as the Supernormal app's food checker, sourced from veterinary references. If your pet has eaten something and is showing symptoms, or you're at all unsure, contact your vet or an animal poison-control line straight away.
We're building this out food by food, starting with the ones people search for most, and every entry is checked against veterinary sources before it goes live. If a food isn't listed yet, don't assume it's safe — check with your vet or search for it directly.
Safe means fine in normal amounts. Caution means it's not toxic but isn't good for your pet — an occasional small amount is unlikely to cause harm, but it shouldn't become a habit. Unsafe means it can be genuinely dangerous or toxic, even in small amounts, and needs a vet call.
Check any food, instantly, in the app.
The full food safety checker lives in the Supernormal app — type any food and get an instant answer for your dog or cat.