Cash (Dog)
Breed: French Bulldog | Adopted Sep 2020In September 2020, Guy Fieri adopted a 1-year-old French Bulldog named Cash (aka Pigpig), who is known to cruise with his dad in his signature red convertible. Check out the video below of Cash meeting his roommates.
Fieri celebrated Cash’s third birthday with a selection of photos on Instagram.
Smokey (Dog)
Breed: ChihuahuaGuy Fieri has a chihuahua sidekick named Smokey, who he considers his “right-hand man and also dubbed him “Cash’s co-conspirator.” Despite his size, Fieri says he has the mindset of a big bad Rottweiler.
Cowboy (Dog)
Breed: German ShepherdGuy Fieri had a German Shepherd named Cowboy who passed away in January 2023. “Today is the saddest day in the Fieri family,” Fieri said in a Tweet with a photo of Cowboy, “We lost our COWBOY today. He was one-of-a-kind and brought so much love and energy to our family.”
Pops (Tortoise)
Breed: Sulcata | Adopted 2022Guy Fieri has a pet Sulcata tortoise (also known as an African Spurred tortoise) named Pops that he got in 2002. In a 2015 interview with GQ, Fieri admitted Pops’ favorite food is fresh poop from his dogs and said, “Lemme tell you about Pops, brother. Pops is the Fieri family tortoise. He’s a sulcata, the kind of lumbering beast you check out at the zoo because the tortoise exhibit is never crowded. Pops has his own pen on the property, although a massive hole in the wire is a stark reminder of all the times he has broken free (“We’ve had to hunt him down,” Guy says). And there’s an old, crusty hard hat sitting on the ground in the middle of the pen. The hard hat is Pops’s girlfriend. “He’ll hump that hard hat,” Guy tells me. “We’ll hear him. There must be a season or something, ’cos he gets goin’.”
The Fieri family turtle "Pops" was the size of a baseball when we got him. 10 year later 35 lbs! pic.twitter.com/K7z06MlW
— Mayor Guy Fieri (@GuyFieri) May 12, 2012
Goats (Goat)
Guy Fieri has 100s of goats on his ranch, who like to help out around the place by eating his weeds.
Roxy (Dog)
Breed: Mastiff | Adopted 2014Guy Fieri had a Mastiff named Roxy he got in 2014. Roxy sadly passed away in October 2024, with Fieri and his son Ryder both paying tribute to the beloved family dog.
Guy Fieri
Guy Fieri is an American restaurateur, author, and television personality. He is best known as the host of the popular Food Network show “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” and for his unique, enthusiastic, and energetic personality. He is also the owner of several restaurants in California and New York. In addition to his successful career in the culinary industry, Fieri has also authored several cookbooks and has made appearances on various other television shows. He is also the founder of the Guy Fieri Roadshow, a live cooking show that tours across America.
Fieri’s work on television has significantly contributed to the landscape of food-themed entertainment, but his ventures are not limited to the screen. He’s also the author of several cookbooks such as “Guy Fieri Food: Cookin’ It, Livin’ It, Lovin’ It” and “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives: The Funky Finds in Flavortown.”
In his journey, Fieri has crossed paths and collaborated with an array of influential individuals in the food and entertainment industries. For instance, he’s worked with celebrity chefs like Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray, Emeril Lagasse and Giada De Laurentiis, and has hosted special episodes featuring musicians such as Kid Rock and Sammy Hagar. In addition, Fieri has partnered with famed food critics like Adam Richman and Andrew Zimmern. Athletes like Charles Barkley and entertainers like Matthew McConaughey have also made appearances on his shows.
Fieri’s career has been decorated with numerous awards and distinctions that underscore his influence in both the culinary and entertainment realms. He received a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host for “Guy’s Grocery Games” in 2017. Fieri is also the recipient of the 2019 Christopher Columbus Award by the Boy Scouts of America, which recognizes exceptional service benefiting the community. Furthermore, his restaurant, Johnny Garlic’s, won the “Wine Spectator Award of Excellence” in 2013.