Pet experts share dos and don'ts for sharing Thanksgiving dinner with pets. Avoid fatty foods, bones, and certain holiday treats to keep them safe.

With Thanksgiving festivities beginning soon, the Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA has shared some reminders for pet owners to keep in mind during the holiday.

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According to the Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County, it is important to avoid foods that are seasoned with onions, garlic or spices. Especially avoid foods that have chocolate or artificial sweeteners like xylitol. These are the Thanksgiving foods your cat or dog can have, according to the HSTPC:

Petco senior regional medical director Dr. Angela Silva joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss how to keep the furry members of the family safe this holiday season.

Everyone in the family is sure to want to try everything at the dinner table this Thanksgiving. But animal experts say some four-legged members of the family shouldn’t indulge in everything. Oftentimes,

From keeping them away from fatty foods to ensuring they have up-to-date identification, there are many precautions owners can take to keep their animals safe this Thanksgiving.”

The holidays are busy and exciting, but can sometimes be a bit overwhelming and dangerous for pets. Experts have some advice.

The countdown to Thanksgiving has begun. Turkeys should be defrosting in the refrigerator, and you are getting to greet the family… including pets. Dogs and cats love begging for human food and we don’t all have the ability to say “No.