What Your Dog Can and Can't Eat At Thanksgiving

I admit it... our dog is spoiled.

He used to just sit by the table, hoping for scraps. Or come running when he heard the cheese being opened.

Now he's got his paws on the corner of the table, checking out the lay of the land.

And we give in to his begging quite a bit. Which we shouldn't. And neither should you, especially at Thanksgiving, or you could find yourself making an emergency trip to the vet.

So what CAN'T your dog have?

• Turkey bones, skin, and gravy
• Stuffing
• Casseroles
• Mashed potatoes
• Creamed peas
• Chocolate, cookies, pies, and sweets (especially anything containingxylitol)
• Alcoholic beverages
• Raisins and grapes
• Onions, scallions, and garlic
• Ham
• Yeast dough
• Fatty foods
• Foods containing spices

What CAN they have?

Turkey meat (no bones or skin)

Plain peas

Green beans

Pumpkin

Potatoes

Carrots

Sweet Potatoes

Apples

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