What Thanksgiving foods are safe for your pets? While you're eating your Thanksgiving meal, your best friend may be waiting under the table for some food to drop.

For many, Thanksgiving is a time to slow down and give thanks while enjoying a great meal with friends and relatives, including our furry family members. Pet parents might want to give their pets ...

Thanksgiving is one of the best times of year to celebrate with your loved ones including your pet. Hopefully, these tips will help you navigate a safe and happy holiday.

If pet owners are traveling for the holidays remember to bring your pets identification, a leash, and a carrier. If pet owners are traveling in the car and stop at a rest stop, keep the leash on ...

Pet experts share dos and don'ts for sharing Thanksgiving dinner with pets. Avoid fatty foods, bones, and certain holiday treats to keep them safe.

For those who consider their pets full-fledged family members, the idea of gathering for the Thanksgiving holiday without their furry, four-legged children is out of the question.

Thanksgiving is here. Surely you're inviting family, friends and your pets, too. People want to make sure their guests are well-fed, but of course, there are dietary restrictions to be aware of ...

Turkey is the iconic dish of Thanksgiving, but it presents multiple health concerns. The twine, fat, skin, bones, and how we prepare the bird could be unhealthy or dangerous if consumed by pets.

Pet emergency visits usually spike around this time of year, with dogs consuming more human food during the holidays.

As Thanksgiving approaches, many families are preparing to indulge in the traditional feast of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce and more. While it’s tempting to share these … ...

To avoid unintentionally harming your pet (and an expensive trip to the vet), make sure you - and anyone you’re spending the holiday with - know what Thanksgiving table staples are toxic for ...