With Thanksgiving just around the corner, the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services is offering its top tips to pet owners for a safe and happy Thanksgiving.
is offering some tips for pet owners for a safe and happy Thanksgiving.
Be sure to create a safe, comfortable place for your pet to relax with plenty of fresh food, water, and toys.Turkey bones are a choking hazard. Chocolate, onions, garlic, and raisins are all dangerous for our pets to ingest. Candies and gums with the artificial sweetener Xylitol can also be toxic to pets.Ensure your pet has some form of identification in case they get lost like an engraved tag with your contact number.
Plan well in advance if your dog is staying with a friend, a pet sitter, or at a boarding kennel during the holiday.to find local providers. The ASPCA Pet Poison Control Center is also open during the holidays and they can be reached at 1-888-426-4435.
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