Holiday Table: What Pets Can & Cannot Eat This Thanksgiving

The scents of Thanksgiving dinners fill homes, sparking excitement in pets everywhere.

Yet, many holiday staples pose real dangers to dogs and cats.

Plain turkey meat offers a safe treat, but skip the skin and seasonings.

Avoid bones entirely, as they can splinter and cause choking or internal injuries.

Green beans and carrots make healthy snacks without added butter or salt.

Chocolate and grapes remain strictly off-limits, risking severe toxicity.

Onions, garlic, and rich gravies can trigger digestive woes or worse.

This 2025 holiday season, recent vet reminders highlight keeping corncobs and yeast dough away too.

Opt for pet-safe alternatives to ensure joyful celebrations.

What are safe veggies for pets? Plain sweet potatoes work well.

Can dogs have pumpkin? Yes, unsweetened versions aid digestion.

Why avoid stuffing? It often contains harmful herbs and fats.