Who We Are
TheDogInfo.com is an independent resource built for one purpose: to give dog owners clear, practical, and trustworthy answers about what dogs can and cannot safely eat — without the fluff. Whether you are wondering if a fruit on your counter is safe to share or trying to figure out what caused an upset stomach, our goal is to be the page you land on and actually get an answer from.
Our Mission
Dog owners get conflicting advice everywhere about food safety. We exist to cut through it with clear, specific answers — organized fruit by fruit and food by food — written so they can be scanned in under two minutes or read in full for depth.
What We Cover
| Topic Area | What You will Find |
|---|---|
| Dog Food & Fruit Safety | Fruit-by-fruit safety guides covering what is safe, what is toxic, serving size, and preparation — see our full Dog Food Guide |
We are actively expanding into toxic food warnings and broader feeding guidance. This table reflects what is live today, not future plans.
How We Work
- Guides are written to reflect generally accepted veterinary guidance on food safety
- Health content is informational and never a substitute for a licensed veterinarian — see our disclaimer for details
- We update guides as veterinary guidance and best practices change
Why Trust Us
We do not publish generic, AI-spun listicles. Every guide on this site is structured around the actual questions dog owners ask before they feed their dog something new — and written to be useful whether you are here for two minutes or twenty. We are upfront about the limits of what a website can tell you versus what your vet should.
Get In Touch
Have a question, correction, or a fruit or food you want us to cover? Contact us here. You can also browse our latest guides on the blog or start with our Dog Food Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TheDogInfo.com written by veterinarians?
Our content is researched and written to reflect current, widely accepted veterinary guidance on dog food safety. It is intended for general information only and is not a replacement for individualized advice from a licensed veterinarian.
Do you accept guest posts or sponsored content?
Reach out via our contact page with details and we will get back to you.
What topics are you adding next?
We are currently expanding our food safety library, including a dedicated guide to foods that are toxic to dogs. Let us know if there is a specific food you want us to cover.