Happy Thanksgiving to our clients, their furbabies and our friends! I hope everyone has a wonderful and relaxing holiday! Now is the time where we gather around the table to eat a delicious meal. More than likely, our pets will be nearby hoping to “share” in our meal! While feeding some “people food” is alright, I just wanted to remind you:
A list of 10 Thanksgiving dangers from the ASPCA:
- chocolate
- candy with xylitol
- bread dough
- batter with raw eggs
- onions and garlic
- macadamia nuts
- raisins and grapes
- rich or spicy foods
- alcohol
ASPCA experts say a little bite of plain turkey is usually safe for pets. If you decide to share, remember: Only boneless, well-cooked turkey is OK. Giving your pet undercooked or bone-in turkey, fat or gristle, or cooked bones for chewing is not OK. Cooked bones can easily get lodged in your furry friend’s throat and cause them to choke! Save yourself a scary trip to the Vet and be careful what you feed your baby!
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