The festive season is fast approaching and you'll probably have more food in your kitchen this month than ever. It's exciting for humans, and your furbaby too, to indulge in foods you usually don't eat like turkey or cherries. Your cat or dog might want a taste of it, too, so we wanted to offer some suggestions for what is safe to share, so they can indulge this festive season, too.
One. Turkey meat.
Avoid overly seasoned, sauced turkey meat, but small bits from close to the bone can make a delicious protein-packed treat for your furbaby.
Two. Carrots.
Either raw at prep time or leftover when boiled, this crunchy and sweet treat is great for reindeers, snow men and cats and dogs alike.
Three. Pumpkin or sweet potato.
Pre-mash pumpkin or sweet potato without added spices, sugar or butter can be a delicious low-calorie treat. Add it to a lick mat or freeze it as an ice block for extra play time for your pet.
Four. Berries.
Blueberries, strawberries, de-pitted cherries, cranberries etc. can all be shared fresh or frozen with your pet for an occasional, delicious treat. Due to its high sugar content, it's definitely more of a 'Christmas morning' treat.
Five. Their Pawganics Pet Food.
Especially on days when there's lots to do, lots of food coming and going from the kitchen and excitement from friends and family, sticking to your pet's routine and feeding them their usual food is vital for their well-being!
So...
Whether you share leftovers, pre-cooked scraps, special dog food or a cheeky under-the-table treat, their Pawganics is the best thing they'll eat all Christmas.
