What the pets can and cannot eat this Thanksgiving
Who would we be if we forgot the pets this holiday? Do not feed them anything unsafe for them, that's not worth it. But there are foods they can have that are good for them!
You don’t have to break the rules, just put it right into their bowl, separate from your own meal time. That way you do not break the "we don't feed our dog table scraps so they don't beg" rule.
DO FEED:
Apples
Carrots
Cranberries
Green beans
Mashed Potatoes
Pumpkin
Sweet Potatoes
Yams
Turkey (white meat)
For the “do feeds” remember your pet could be allergic to something on this list. And if your pet hasn’t had these items fresh before, only introduce a few at a time. These should all be fed plain and in moderation to your pets as well. Pull some out to serve it to the pets before you add the “good stuff.”
DO NOT FEED:
Alcohol
Baked Sweets
Cooked Bones (this is true of any bones, when they are cooked they become brittle and can be easily broken and become dangerous)
Corn on the cob
Garlic
Grapes
Gravy
Mushrooms
Nuts
Onions
Sage
Stuffing
Raisins
Turkey Skin
We hope you have an enjoyable Thanksgiving celebrating with friends and family, and the pets of course!
