ASK YOUR VET:

What foods should we watch out for over the holidays to avoid accidents with our pets.

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Thanksgiving is around the corner and a lot of cooking goes on at pet owners homes. Although it all smells so good and you might be tempted to fall into those puppy eyes... keep in mind some foods not be shared with your furry friend. Find out more and learn which foods you can share with your dog over the holidays.

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What NOT to feed your pups:

Bones, sweets, alcohol, and fatty foods are all things that should be avoided by dogs.

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What food you might share with your dog: Have fresh water available Turkey meat, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin are all safe, healthy foods to share with your dog.

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TRUTH OR MYTH: Are all Bones are Beneficial for Dogs?

Bones can be incredibly beneficial to dogs. However, cooked bones are not! Cooked bones easily break down, fragment and can cause tears in the esophagus, stomach or intestines and may also cause choking.

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Raw marrow bones are a great source of stimulation, dental cleaning, and nutrition for a dog and can be a great thing to give to your dog now and again.

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