Thanksgiving Dog Treat Recipes
Thanksgiving is the one day the whole family hovers around the kitchen, and your dog is no exception. These recipes turn the classic flavors of the day into treats made for dogs: plain turkey, sweet potato, pumpkin and a little cranberry.
They're an easy way to give your dog something special while the real feast stays on the table. Most take about ten minutes of hands-on time, and several can be made the day before.
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Common questions
Can dogs eat Thanksgiving turkey?
Plain, cooked turkey meat with no skin, seasoning or bones is the version used in dog treats. Skip the stuffing, gravy and anything made with onion or garlic.
Which Thanksgiving foods should dogs skip?
Stuffing, gravy, casseroles with onion or garlic, raisins, desserts, and cooked bones are best kept off your dog's plate.
Can I make these treats ahead?
Yes. Baked treats keep about a week in an airtight container, and frozen treats can be made several days in advance.
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