This little guy is ready... Are you? |
What could be the harm in that?
The trouble with Thanksgiving is this guy right here, just hoping to sneak a bite, or two, or three, or twenty...
Remember, now, Miss Piggy says not to eat anything bigger than your head.
Here's an article I wrote for the local newspaper in the hopes of keeping the furriest members of the household safe (and, no, I don't mean your Uncle Ralph with that bad case of back hair):
http://www.postbulletin.com/life/lifestyles/pet-vet-don-t-let-your-pet-join-in-thanksgiving/article_552548f4-66a5-54b9-8034-677aaf66a270.html
Following these guidelines can help avoid a trip to the veterinary hospital with a sick pet. So carve the turkey, serve up the pie, and count your blessings this Thanksgiving. And watch out for this cat... |
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