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Holiday foods can be toxic to pets – a veterinarian explains which, and what to do if Rover or Kitty eats them

  • Written by Leticia Fanucchi, Clinical Assistant Professor of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, Oklahoma State University
Holiday foods can be toxic to pets – a veterinarian explains which, and what to do if Rover or Kitty eats themTreat Kitty to a new box or pet-safe treat, but not scraps from holiday meals.Cyndi Monaghan/Moment via Getty Images

During the holidays, it’s typical for people to indulge in special foods. Being a pet owner myself, I know that many pet parents want to give their fur babies special treats as well.

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