BALTIMORE — Veterinarians see a spike in visits after Thanksgiving, based on the American Kennell Club. That’s as a result of numerous widespread Turkey Day meals may be harmful for dogs’ well being.
As tempting as it’s to share the vacation cheer with Fido, there are meals to completely avoid them, based on the AKC.
The membership says whereas there are meals which might be secure for dogs, it’s best to keep away from bones, sweets, alcohol, and meals excessive in fats to maintain your pet secure.
Here are some examples of widespread meals to keep away from, as listed by the American Kennel Club:
- Turkey bones, pores and skin, and gravy
- Stuffing
- Casseroles
- Mashed potatoes
- Creamed peas
- Chocolate, cookies, pies, and sweets (particularly something containing xylitol)
- Alcoholic drinks
- Raisins and grapes
- Onions, scallions, and garlic
- Ham
- Yeast dough
- Fatty meals
- Foods with spices
Even for those who’re cautious to not feed them these meals, do not forget your canine may search it out. Remember to safe all meals waste in a spot your pet cannot access.
On the opposite hand, the membership additionally lists meals your furry buddy can eat. Those embody turkey meat, candy potatoes, and pumpkin.
For extra data, go to the American Kennel Club’s website.
