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When the holidays are in full swing and everyone is making merry, it's natural to want to include your pet in all the festivities. It is important to consider your dog's dietary needs before you start tossing him leftovers from your plate, though. Many foods can make your pooch sick, leaving you worried and paying high vet bills around the holidays. Check out these delicious, wholesome holiday treat ideas to keep your pet happy, healthy, and ready for the holidays.
Leftover Turkey
Leftover turkey has plenty of protein to keep your pet healthy, happy, and full of that puppy-like energy that you love. Don't just toss turkey off your plate, though. First, you'll need to remove ay excess fat and skin, which is often too much for your pet's tummy. In addition, be sure you don't toss him any pieces that have bones in them. Add a few little pieces to the top of his dinner for a healthy, safe treat.
Leftover Turkey Sandwich Dog Treats
Maybe the turkey you made was so delicious that there wasn't any left to share with your dog. There's no need to worry! You can still give him the taste of turkey with The Lazy Dog Leftover Turkey Sandwich Dog Treats. Made with turkey and sweet potato flavors, these soft-baked treats do not contain any wheat, corn, or soy, making them a nutritious and safe option for pets with tender tummies. The 100% natural treats also contain hints of rolled oats, honey, vanilla, and a natural smoke flavor. The hard part will be telling your dog he can only have one or two at a time!
Cranberry Sauce
Who doesn't love the jiggly, wiggly, red treat of cranberry sauce? If you love it, your dog probably will, too. Luckily, it's a yummy treat that you can share with him in moderation during the holidays! I small spoonful is plenty for him to get a taste of the treat without doing damage to his tummy. Keep in mind that cranberry sauce is high in sugar, which can upset your dog's stomach when eaten in larger quantities. It is also important to consider what other ingredients are used if the sauce was prepared at home. Recipes that use grape juice or alcohol in the ingredients are toxic to your pet and may even cause an allergic reaction. Always pay attention to the ingredients when giving your pet new treats.
An Entire Holiday Feast
With Bocce's Bakery Holiday Feast Dog Treats, you can give your pet turkey, pumpkin, and cranberry, all wrapped up in a neat little treat. These all-natural treats are oven-baked in small batches and free of wheat products. One or two at a time gives your dog a burst of flavor that will have him begging for more. The adorable packaging even includes a "to" and "from" label, so you can give these treats as a gift to your dog and every other dog you love in the neighborhood.
Green Beans
Plain green beans are an excellent treat for your pup, so feel free to toss him a few before you start making this year's green bean casserole. Whether you chop them up and give them to him raw, you steam them before you hand them off, or they come right out of the can, green beans are healthy for your dog. They are full of protein and iron, as well as calcium, and vitamins A, B6, C, and K. The low-calorie treat also has plenty of fiber. Avoid canned green beans that have added salt, as well as any that were cooked in oil, spices, or with garlic or onions. Remember, whole green beans may be a choking hazard for small dogs, so be sure to cut them up.
Figgy Pudding
Go truly traditional when you purchase Bocce's Bakery Holiday Figgy Pudding Dog Treats. These all-natural, wheat-free, oven-baked treats are full of some of the biggest and best flavors of the season, including honey, apples, and bacon. Created in small batches to ensure quality, these treats were made in the USA and are some of the yummiest treats your dog will find this season. The cute little "to" and "from" tag on the package even makes it easy for them to come from Santa Paws!
Macaroni, Hold the Cheese
Who doesn't love a hearty bowl of macaroni and cheese around the holidays? If your dog is like any other dog, he probably loves cheese, but too much of it can cause gastrointestinal problems. That doesn't mean you can't feed your pet a little of the yummy goodness, though. Just do so in moderation. A few pieces of shredded cheese and a few plain pasta noodles atop his regular dinner is a yummy treat that will make him feel like he's enjoying the same family feast the rest of you are.
Dessert Treats
We all deserve a little dessert after such a delicious holiday meal, and your pet is no exception. Lord Jameson Celebration Bash Organic Dog Treats provide just that as a healthy, easy-to-serve option. Created with peanut butter and coconut, the nutritious and organic treat is vegan, gluten-free, and does not include GMOs. Human-grade ingredients with no additional colors, flavors, or preservatives ensure your pet gets something that is safe and delicious. In fact, these treats are so good, he'll be begging for them all year round!
Before adding new treats or "people food" to your dog's diet, it is a good idea to talk to your vet. This is especially true if your pup has a sensitive tummy. Your vet can help you determine which treats are best for his tummy, not to mention his taste buds!
