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12/29/2024

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12/25/2024

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12/14/2024

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12/11/2024

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11/27/2024

🧡 TIPS TO KEEP PETS SAFE OVER THANKSGIVING:

You may be tempted to share the feast with your furry friends, but many holiday foods can be harmful and even fatal to your pet! 🙅‍♂️ Here are some popular Thanksgiving foods you should keep away from your pet:

🦃 Turkey skin, seasoned meat, raw meat, bones, or turkey twine
🥣 Gravy trimmings
🥘 Fatty foods
🌽 Corn on the cob
🍞 Raw bread dough or yeast
🥂 Alcoholic beverages
🍇 Raisins, grapes, and nuts
🍫 Chocolate
🥧 Baked goods/candy with Xylitol (also known as Birch sugar)
🧄 Anything seasoned (garlic, onions, nutmeg, leeks, and more are toxic to pets)

If you believe your pet was exposed to something harmful, call your vet or a pet poison helpline IMMEDIATELY ⚠️ The sooner an issue is addressed, the easier and less expensive it is to treat!

☎️ Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661 *A consultation fee may apply

It is always safest to avoid sharing human food with pets! 🐶🐱 But if you’re worried that your pet may be feeling left out, here are some foods that are safe to share with your pet (we advise doing so in moderation):

🍗 Turkey (fully cooked + no bones + unseasoned)
💚 Green beans (unseasoned)
🥕 Plain carrots (unseasoned)
🍠 Sweet potatoes (cooked + peeled + unseasoned)
🍎 Apple slices (remove the core and seeds)
🧡 Pure canned pumpkin
🌽 Plain cooked corn OFF the cob (the cob is a choking hazard)

ALSO: Make sure your pet doesn’t sneak into the trash to find their own feast! 🗑️ Make sure trash cans are closed and secure at all times.

11/27/2024

08/09/2024

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03/21/2024

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02/10/2024

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01/27/2024

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06/29/2023

Great reminder.

It's crucial to remember that leaving dogs in cars during the summer can be extremely dangerous and even fatal. The temperature inside a parked car can rise rapidly, even with the windows cracked open. Dogs are particularly susceptible to heatstroke and can suffer organ failure or death when exposed to high temperatures.

06/15/2023

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