13 Things Your Dog Can't Eat at Your MN Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is one of the best days ever to be a human, and a dog. Think of all the table droppings your fur baby will get to lick up on turkey day! Mmmm...

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If I were a dog, I'd camp out by the kids table all day long because that's where the good stuff is at. If you're planning on letting your fur baby enjoy Thanksgiving dinner or eat up the table scraps, there are some things you should know. Here are the food items that are a big NO NO for your animal. According to Lex 18, Pet Health Network and American Kennel Club, here are things your dog can and can't have on turkey day.

Your dog CAN'T eat:

Ham
Garlic
Raw dough
Pie filling
raw potatoes/mashed potatoes
Chocolate
onions
Grapes
Raisins
Pre-made desserts
Stuffing
Canned veggies
Cranberry sauce or jelly

Your dog CAN eat:

Turkey (make sure it's skinless with no bones)
Pumpkin
Cooked rolls and bread
Carrots
Corn
Sweet potatoes
Green beans
Rice/Quinoa
Plain fruits (no pie fillings)
Smoked salmon
SOME cheese (not too much)

Some visual signs your dog ate something bad include; vomiting, lack of appetite, lethargy, changes in behavior, diarrhea or constipation. If you or someone at your gathering accidentally give your dog something it shouldn't eat, the pet poison helpline is 1-855-764-7661. You should also consult your local veterinarian.