Thanksgiving is a time of love and laughter, of family and friends, of being thankful, and of course, for stuffing ourselves silly with a smorgasbord of Turkey Day treats!
That said, if your family and friends includes the four-legged variety, make sure the only foods they eat this Thanksgiving are healthy and safe. Lurking within that pumpkin pie is a deadly danger for your dog.
Use our handy-dandy infographic as a reminder for yourself and your houseguests on what’s safe (and what’s not!) for your dog to eat.
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Thanks for the good info!
Onions,Nutmeg, Sage! I didnot know
I have two rescue dogs !11 years old each!
Thanks again;
You may have saved their lives!
Will Pass On the info!
Sincerely
M. LaCoste
Your print and share just don’t work. Wish I could share this but can not. Thanks anyway.
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Most of these items WON’T kill your dog out right or even right away. The title of this post is quite misleading! Though you don’t want to usually feed your dog these items, some of them might just give your dog a tummy ache at best!
You might want to do better research before you post erroneous articles that mislead dog owners and readers.
Thanks, I always thought dogs loved garlic and it was good for them. This is great information, have shared on my blog and hope the message gets out. Happy Thanksgiving!
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These are not all accurate and these things do not affect all dogs. Garlic is actually recommended as a homeopathic method for dealing with fleas, ticks and other things and it works great, it is not toxic unless you are smothering their food with very high amounts daily and stating that as fact is irresponsible. Yes, some of these things do affect SOME dogs negatively, but that is like saying that ALL humans should stay away from peanuts because a lot of people have nut allergies that can kill them. Bottom line, is do your homework and you do what you feel is best for your dog.
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Every one of us wait for this day. It’s a day of fixing relation. Special foods can be a marking item to memoire the event.
It’s a day for which we wait whole year and the day of ultimate joy and happiness.