11/20/2024
Holiday gatherings are often filled with feasts and treats, but not all human foods are safe for pets. Many pre-prepared holiday dishes contain garlic and onion, and sweets can contain ingredients like grapes and raisins, chocolate, or xylitol, which are harmful to pets. Stick to simple, unprocessed foods and ensure friends and family know your petβs dietary restrictions.
Speaking of food, remember that cats and dogs have sensitive digestive systems. Every holiday season, veterinarians see a spike in pancreatitis cases from pets eating table scraps, getting into the trash and munching on candy. Be especially watchful of sneaky snacking!
Holiday gatherings are often filled with feasts and treats, but not all human foods are safe for pets. Many pre-prepared holiday dishes contain garlic and onion, and sweets can contain ingredients like grapes and raisins, chocolate, or xylitol, which are harmful to pets. Stick to simple, unprocessed foods and ensure friends and family know your petβs dietary restrictions.
Speaking of food, remember that cats and dogs have sensitive digestive systems. Every holiday season, veterinarians see a spike in pancreatitis cases from pets eating table scraps, getting into the trash and munching on candy. Be especially watchful of sneaky snacking!