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Thanksgiving Day Foods That Are Unsafe for Pets
Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude, and delicious food, but many holiday favorites can be dangerous for our pets. While turkey and pumpkin might seem harmless, dishes like stuffing with onions and garlic, buttery casseroles, chocolate desserts, and raisin breads can cause serious health problems for dogs and cats. Even small bites from the table can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, anemia, or worse. To keep your furry family members safe, it’s important to know which foods to avoid and what pet‑friendly alternatives you can offer instead. This guide breaks down the most common toxic Thanksgiving foods and provides simple tips to protect your pets during the holiday feast.
CBD: A Hidden Cure
CBD does not have the same psychoactive properties as THC, but it does offer impressive therapeutic effects that can provide relief from a variety of symptoms. Many of these conditions are also treated similarly in people! Such as anxiety, joint discomfort, skin health, and even seizures.