FoodSafe
Carrots
Also known as: carrot sticks, boiled carrot
How dangerous is it?
DogNo known toxicity
CatNo known toxicity
Good news: generally safe
This item is considered safe for most pets in sensible amounts. Every pet is different, so introduce new foods slowly and in moderation.
Signs to watch for
- Well tolerated
- Orange-tinged stool
- Gas if large amounts
What to do
No action needed. Raw sticks are a good chew for dogs; cut small for little pets to avoid gulping large chunks.
Macau note
A crunchy low-calorie snack. Cooked carrot is gentler for seniors with fewer teeth.
This guide is for general information only and does not replace a veterinary examination. When in doubt, always call the clinic.
Reviewed by the Royal Veterinary Center veterinary team.