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Saturday, September 26

Thanksgiving Foods Pets Should Avoid

A veterinary guide explains which holiday foods are safe for pets and which can be dangerous.

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A veterinary guide from the American Animal Hospital Association outlines Thanksgiving foods that pets should avoid. It also identifies foods that are safe and those that may be dangerous for dogs and cats.

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