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The top Thanksgiving foods…are they safe for pets?

Posted by Stephanie St. Martin November 19, 2012 11:02 AM

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Thanksgiving is a time for football, family and, of course, food. With a cornucopia of guests -- and their kids -- descending on your house, there will be lots of extra people trying to pass a tasty treat to your cat or dog. They may have the best of intentions, but "people food" isn't always the best for your four-legged friend.

To keep things safe, read this list about which Turkey Day food favorites are safe for pets to eat and which ones may leave you cleaning up a mess -- and I don't mean the dishes.

Going to someone's house? Even if your pet is great with table scraps, it doesn't mean that your relative's cat can tolerate the same amount. Always check with the owner before you offer a pet any additional food.

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Stephanie St. Martin has a knack (and a soft spot) for pet wisdom. Through her writing, she has helped owners keep their pets safe during the rough Boston winters, analyzed which pup breeds are best for kids, and sorted out rabbit adoption details. Read more
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