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BONE APPET ITE

THANKSGIVINGPET SAFET Y T IPS

Your pets are definitely a part of your family, but the Thanksgiving meal canpresent a number of dangers to your pet – here are a few to watch out for.

To be safe, it is best to avoid giving your pet turkey.

TURKEY

Poultry Bones are brittle and caneasily break, lodging in your pet s̓throat.

Turkey Skin is high in fat, which cancause pancreatitis, and seasoning,which can give your animal indigestion.

Additional Poisonous Foods to Watch Out ForYeast Dough | Raisins or Grapes | Onions | Chocolate

Xylitol | Pie Filling | Raw Eggs or Meat | Alcohol

POISONOUS FO ODS

Pure, canned pumpkin(not pie filling) is a low-calorie,

nutrient-packed treat thatis filling and tasty!

PUMPKIN DECOR

Keep your pet awayfrom floral arrangements,

potpourri, candles, and otherpotential dangers.

Instruct your guests notto feed your pets food

from the table!

GUESTS

Keep your pet safe and away from the dining table, kitchen and garbage bins!