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Fruits: Wash thoroughly
Apples, NO seeds
Bananas
Blackberries
Blueberries
Cantaloupe
Coconut
Cherry
Honeydew
Papaya
Peaches, NO pit
Pears
Plum, NO pit

Starfruit
Strawberries

Tomatoes, ripe in very small amounts
Watermelon, in very small amounts.

Proteins:
Boiled egg
Meal worms, sparingly
Grasshoppers, NOT wild
Crickets, NOT wild
Cooked plain salmon
Cooked plain chicken
Tofu,
Yogurt, plain non fat

Nuts, Seeds, Beans: always plain
Cashews
Flaxseed
Millet
Peanut, unsalted & roasted
Pumpkin seeds
Sesame seeds
Soybeans, cooked plain
Sunflower seeds
Walnuts

Grains:
Corn, pasta or plain cereal
Oats, plain dry
Quinoa, cooked
Rice, brown cooked
Wheat, pasta or plain cereal

Plants and herbs:
Chamomile
Clover
Dandelion
Grass, organic grown
Oat grass, also called pet grass
Parsley
Raspberry leaves
Strawberry leaf
Timothy hay, fresh.
Watercress
Wheat grass

Almonds

Apple Seeds

Apricot Stone

Avocado

Caffeine

Canned food that use salt,sugar

Candy and sweets

Carbonated beverages

Cherry stone/pit

Chips

Chives

Citrus fruit - all

Chocolate

Egg plant

Fool's Parsley

Fried foods

Garlic

Grape seeds

High fat foods, including red   meat

Iceberg lettuce

Jams and Jelly

Leeks

Lemon

Lime

Oranges

Onions

Peach stone/pit

Pickled food

Pork products

Potato (raw)

Raw beans

Raw rhubarb

Scallions

Spices

Sugary food or drinks

Tangerines

Tomato leaves, stems, and unripe tomatoes

Watermelon, in excess. foods with high water content  may cause diarrhea in some well   animals

*bake any wood from outside*

Apple

Alder berry (red & white)

Ash (no seeds)

Aspen

Bamboo (NOT "lucky bamboo")

Balsa

Basswood

Birch (see notes)

Chinese Dogwood

Chinese Fir (chew toys)

Chinese Gooseberry

Crab Apple

Cork (natural, not from wine bottles)

Cottonwood

Dogwoods

Driftwood

Elm

Grape/ Grapevine

Hawthorn (no thorns)

Hazelnut

Hemp ( bedding, etc)

Horse Apple

Java

Kiwi

Lychee

Magnolia

Mangrove 

Manzanita

Mulberry

Oak

Pear

Pecan

Pine, kiln dried (don't use   shavings as bedding - this   refers to decoration/building   material)

Pinecones, washed, dried, baked

Poplar

Ribbon wood

Rowan berry

Rubber Wood

Sycamore

Willow; Goat, Weeping, or Pussy

**Birch Note**

Birch- several varieties are safe, White, grey, broadleaf, silver and common birch wood are regarded as safe to use.
But others can be quite dangerous, so if in doubt it’s best left alone. The leaves and bark contain salicylates and substances with haemolytic properties (destroy red blood cells). Salicylate concentrations are however very low

Apricot

Alder Buckthorn

Almond

Birch (see notes)

Black Locust

Black Wood

Box Elder

Box Wood

Cannabis (although hemp products like bedding are safe)

Cashew

Cedar (whole or shavings)

Cherry

Chestnut

Chinese Snake Tree

Chokeberry 

Citrus tree wood (ALL)

Cypress

Devil's Walking Stick

Ebony

Elderberry Bushes

Eucalyptus

Fir

Hemlock

Hercules' Club

Hydrangea

Holly

Hornbeam

Iroko

Ironwood 

Juniper

Katon

Kauri

Kentucky coffee tree

Larch

Laurel

Mahogany

Manufactured wood, such as   Plywood, Press board,   Chipboard, MDF fiberboard,   hard board, etc because of   the glues used to bind the   wood/pulp

Maple

Mopani, although some use it.

Nectarine 

Myrtle

Peach

Pine - fresh cut, pressure treated, or fresh pinecones 

Plum

Poison Ivy or Oak

Prune

Red Maple

Redwood -all

Rhododendron

Rimu

Rosewood

Satinwood

Sandalwood

Sequoia

Spruce

Sugi

Tallow

Teak

Willow, except those listed as   safe

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