What Thanksgiving foods are safe for pets to eat? Here’s a guide for avoiding a trip to the vet
According to the Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County, it is important to avoid foods that are seasoned with onions, garlic or spices. Especially avoid foods that have chocolate or artificial sweeteners like xylitol. These are the Thanksgiving foods your cat or dog can have, according to the HSTPC:
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Dogs at Charleston Animal Society enjoy Thanksgiving dinnersThis year’s Thanksgiving dinner went to the dogs! Pups awaiting adoption at the Charleston Animal Society were surprised with ...
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Thanksgiving Dinner Do's and Don'ts Guide For DogsOnce again, it's Thanksgiving season, which means we'll have a lot of leftover home-cooked meals for the rest of the days ...
Sydney Clendenen had no idea that her dog taste tested the food until she saw the video, leaving her "in awe" that the ...
The National Dog Show, hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia, started in 1879 as the Kennel Club of Philadelphia Dog Show ...
Pet experts share dos and don'ts for sharing Thanksgiving dinner with pets. Avoid fatty foods, bones, and certain holiday treats to keep them safe.
The Sharing Center of Central Brevard served Thanksgiving meals to the homeless community on Tuesday, offering food, clothing ...
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Thanksgiving table manners for humans (and for dogs)Thanksgiving dinners are known as the time for eating lots of food — but also for kids to get dressed up, get cleaned up, and ...
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Thanksgiving Dog Trot coming to Albany’s Capital HillsThe event brings pets and their humans together to burn calories before Thanksgiving dinner while collecting items for a ...
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