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Thanksgiving Hazards for Dogs


Let's admit it, we all over indulge a bit during the holidays, especially at Thanksgiving. But over feeding your Miniature Schnauzer or giving him just a taste of our rich fatty holiday foods, or leftover table scraps, could cause him major gastrointestinal problems or even worse yet, end him up in the animal emergency room!

And lets face it:

No one wants to spend their Holidays at the emergency vet clinic.

Top 10 Tips for a Safe Thanksgiving

  1. Avoid feeding your Miniature Schnauzer any table scraps. Also, inform guests not to slip your Miniature Schnauzer any snacks.

    Zippo! Nada! None!

    Even if your Miniature Schnauzer uses their "Pretty Please" pitiful look. Our holiday foods are loaded with fat, which can trigger pancreatitis.
  2. Secure your garbage so your Miniature Schnauzer does not ingest any bones, plastic wraps, aluminum foil, etc...
  3. Keep all holiday decorations and lit candles out of your dog's reach.
  4. Familiarize yourself with the bad foods for dogs. These include chocolate, raisins, onions, garlic, macadamia nuts, caffeine products, alcoholic beverages, etc...
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  5. Be aware of your Miniature Schnauzer's whereabouts. With so many guests coming and going, there is plenty of opportunity for an escape! Also make sure your Miniature Schnauzer is wearing his I.D. tags!
  6. Never, ever leave out any sweets on your coffee table! You can bet, as soon as your back is turned, your little scavenger will get to it. Have candies, hors d'oeuvres and the like, placed high up on counter tops and out of your Miniature Schnauzer's reach.
  7. Keep the emergency Vet & Poison Control phone numbers nearby - just in case the unthinkable happens!
  8. Familiarize yourself with the poisonous plants that could potentially be life threatening for your Miniature Schnauzer. Some of which include these popular Holiday plants: Amaryllis, Peace Lily, Holly, Poinsettia, & Mistletoe.
  9. Keep your Miniature Schnauzer out of the kitchen while preparing your Thanksgiving feast. This will prevent accidents from happening (like your Miniature Schnauzer ingesting something he shouldn't because it drops to the floor or he trips you up as you are caring hot food to the table).
  10. Exercise your dog before your guests arrive for the Thanksgiving festivities. Take your Miniature Schnauzer on a brisk walk to help tire him out so he will be more calm during the festivities.

By following a few simple rules and being informed on the dangers, you and your Miniature Schnauzer can have a safe holiday. Review all our Holiday Dog Safety Tips.


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