Last Updated on December 8, 2020
2. Not all fall foods are suitable for dogs
Everyone enjoys spoiling their pet. However, sometimes knowing how to take care of your dog is the exact opposite of spoiling them. And this brings us to… human food. It is no secret that dogs love to eat. And while you are cooking your meals or even eating them, chances are your best friend is standing there, looking at you with those sweet puppy eyes, asking you for a treat. While sharing is good every once in a while, you need to be aware of the fact that some human foods can be very dangerous for puppies. Grapes, onions, chocolate, and raisins are just a few examples of Autumn foods you shouldn’t allow your pet to eat. And a very important autumn health tip for dogs: do not allow them to sit at the table during Thanksgiving. Consuming turkey can lead to pancreatitis. Prioritize your dog’s health and learn to say no.
