Thanksgiving Foods Safe For Your Furry Friends

Rev...You can still feed the dog chicken just pull it off the bones like you would for a small child~

Why dont we all do what is best for our own pet...what works for one may not work for another.. My friend is a veternarian pathologist and gives their pets only people food, NO dog food at all!!!! I feed my dog Ceasar and she loves it but she also eats a few bites of my chicken or whatever just small ones so she does fine with it..Just love and take care of your own pets the best way possible!

@GlennMaynard:
"If it's something we can eat, then it should be ok for the dogs to eat the same. What do you think of that." I think it makes you sound like an ignorant toddler. "should be" perhaps, but this is not a perfect world. You can eat grapes, raisins, onions and chocolate, all of which are toxic for your dog. That said, much of what they can and cannot eat without getting sick depends upon what they're used to. If all they ever eat is the dry kibble-crap from the grocery store, then yes, loading up a big plate of leftovers from a rich meal like Thanksgiving will likely result in all manner of problems, including pancreatitis, gastritis, and multiple ruined rugs. On the other hand, if they've been exposed over time to a wide variety of foods, they'll have developed the enzymes to digest "real" food without problems (same reason that if you give a human vegan a hamburger, he'll probably throw it right back up - lacks the enzymes to digest it.) I cook for my dogs, they get rice, oatmeal, pasta, fresh veggies, turkey, liver, fish, beef, pork, chicken, rarely the same mix two days in a row. They're all healthy, with good coats, clear eyes, active, happy, and could probably digest my pickup truck if I could dice it up small enough for them.

if you feed your dog or cat table scraps you should have your pet taken from you.

A few pieces of corn is ok but the CORN COB is EXTREMELY dangerous for dogs! They need to remove the picture of the dog with the cob in his mouth!

i gave my dogs any leftovers i had.I had big golden retrievers and they wood eat any that we do. But lets keep one thing in mind. If its something we can eat then it should be ok for the dogs to eat the same. What do you think of that

Some of this stuff sounds ridiculous. Who writes this stuff?
And FYI, just because your vet says do or don't give something to your pet doesn't make them right. They get very little in the way of nutritional education at vet school. Their education in that aspect consists of a one or two day presentation by pet food companies.
It's best to do your own thorough unbiased research. Milk is in no way suitable for any other adult mammal besides humans and even then, much of the world population has a degree of lactose intolerance because lactase persistence into adulthood was only bred into some populations when it first came about.
Cooked chicken bones are bad news but raw ones should be fine. However, supervision is always needed. My dog and cat got raw venison and turkey for Thanksgiving because that is what their systems were built to eat. The marrow in the bones is very good for them! Their outside appearances and behavior may have changed from their wild ancestors but their insides are still the same.

Leave the milk out of their bowl, it will give them diarrhea. Dogs are lactose intolerant and can't process dairy at all!!!

I've had dogs all my life and I have given them small amount's of milk all the time, It will not hurt them at all. Even my Vet agrees with me.

I've given corn on the cob to all my dogs, small to large, for years without problems. The difference is, I held on to the cob and they chewed off the kernels.