Thanksgiving is a time for family, delicious food, and celebration. If you have a dog, it’s important to know which foods are safe to share. Follow Home for Good Dog Rescue’s dog-friendly Thanksgiving tips to make sure your pup enjoys the holiday safely.
Safe Foods for Dogs at Thanksgiving
You can safely offer your dog small amounts of the following:
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Carrots – crunchy and full of vitamins
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Celery – low in calories and easy to digest
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Sweet potatoes (cooked) – a fiber-rich treat
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Apples (without core or seeds) – natural sweetness
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Plain pumpkin – supports digestion
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Plain green beans – low-calorie, nutrient-rich
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Cooked rice – easy on the stomach
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Turkey (no bones or skin, no seasoning) – lean protein
Foods to Avoid Giving Your Dog
Certain foods can be harmful or toxic to dogs:
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Turkey skin or bones
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Gravy or stuffing
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Raw potatoes
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Onions or garlic
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Butter or ham
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Grapes or raisins
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Chocolate
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Pie filling or desserts
Important: Before sharing any human food with your dog, always consult your veterinarian. Individual dogs may have dietary restrictions or sensitivities.
By following these dog-friendly Thanksgiving tips, you can celebrate the holiday safely with your furry friend.
From all of us at Home for Good Dog Rescue, we wish you a happy, safe, and healthy Thanksgiving!
