As we head into the holiday season, and we begin planning our family meals, you won't want to forget about your favorite four-legged companion. Just be sure that whatever you give them from your holiday plate is safe for them to eat.

The Holidays are a Time of Delicious Food and Decadent Desserts

The Thanksgiving and Christmas are both holidays with a rich history of delicious foods and decadent desserts. And while you may be tempted to share a bite or two from your plate with your best fur friend, there are several foods that just are not safe for pets to consume.

Avoid Feeding Your Dog Anything With Spices or Foods Made with Milk or Cream

When it comes to feeding your dog from the holiday table, you will want to avoid anything that is made with spices. You'll also want to avoid anything that is made with milk or cream as these foods are high in fat and can be dangerous for your pets.

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Avoid Feeding This Common Sweetener to Your Pets

Other foods to avoid in include garlic and onions, as well as anything that is "sugar-free" as these types of foods often contain the artificial sweetener xylitol. Even in small amounts, xylitol can be lethal for both dogs and cats.

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Good News: There Are Several Foods That You Can Share With Your Dog

Fortunately, there are several human foods that are safe to feed your dog. If you'd like to share the Thanksgiving or Christmas feast with Fido, stick with the 7 foods listed below. They are safe to share from your plate.

Thanksgiving Foods That Are Safe to Share with Your Dog

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to share a delicious meal with friends, family, and even your pets. Unfortunately, not every Thanksgiving dish is safe for our four-legged friends, but if you would like to share from your plate these seven Thanksgiving foods are safe to feed to your dog.

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