Why should humans get to have all the fun?

It can be hard to resist when your dog turns on their puppy dog eyes every time you fire up the grill. And while some summer cookout foods aren’t the healthiest for our pets, there are plenty of foods you can share with your dog. Just make sure you’re feeding all foods in moderation, and talk to your vet if your dog has any health issues or dietary concerns.

Here are eight dog-safe bbq foods your pooch can enjoy.

Nothing says summer like a juicy red slice of watermelon. Not only is this dog-safe food delicious, but watermelon is also incredibly hydrating, thanks to being around 92% water. Just make sure to remove any rinds or seeds before giving this fruit to your pup.

If you’re making kabobs to throw on the grill (yum, can I come over?), feel free to set aside a few bell pepper chunks for your dog. All colors of these deliciously crunchy veggies are safe for dogs to eat and are an excellent source of fiber, which is great at combating weight gain, and vitamin A, which helps support eye health.

Not all cheeses are dog-friendly, but two of the most common cheeseburger cheeses are: cheddar and swiss. Just remember that cheese is high in fat, so it’s best to give your pup small amounts of cheese versus multiple slices. But you always have to pay the cheese tax!

Fewer things in life are better than hot dogs straight off the grill. Many hot dog varieties are generally safe for dogs so long as they don’t have a food allergy to one of the ingredients. Hot dogs are best served in moderation, cut in little pieces to prevent choking, and should always be cooked. It’s not like raw hot dogs are very appealing anyway.

One of the most iconic side dishes of all time are green beans, and luckily, your dog doesn’t have to miss out. Not unlike bell peppers, green beans are low-calorie and high in fiber—they even have a dash of protein. Dogs can enjoy fresh, canned, and cooked green beans so long as they don’t have any added salt, seasonings, butter, or oil.