Thanksgiving Dinner For Dogs
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009While it is great to unite with friends and family, this is also a time of year that many of us begin to put on weight. This is also true for our pets as well. Pets often are the recipients of endless scraps while their owners are preparing for their parties. While giving pets a treat may seem innocent enough, extra weight on a dog causes numerous issues including joint problems, heart disease, and a reduced lifespan. Of course our pets deserve a special Thanksgiving Dinner just like we all do. Just be more cognizant of all the other treats that are being given while preparing for that special meal.
Be sure to never allow your pet to eat any poultry bones without fail. All poultry bones easily splinter and can become lodged inside or perforate a dog’s intestines. Be certain to discard all bones after carving your turkey and place all bones in a tightly sealed bag. Be sure that the dog will not be able to gain access to the bag so that you can prevent a potential disaster from unnecessarily ruining your holiday plans on Thanksgiving day.
So, why should only humans get to have a special dinner on Thanksgiving? The answer is they shouldn’t! Don’t forget to treat your dog to a great meal as well. The recipe below is also a great way to utilize some of the leftovers in your refrigerator that you might become tired of looking at after a while. This is an easy to make recipe for Turkey Patties.
They are not huge fish; however they do need quite a bit of room in order to survive. This means that you will need at least a 5 or 10 gallon fish tank. If you are planning on breeding betta fish, then when it comes to betta fish care it is better to opt for the 10 gallon tank, but if you are only planning to keep one betta, then a 5 gallon tank is more than sufficient. Once you have your fish tank, you might be thinking that you are ready to purchase your betta, but you would be wrong! You need more than just a large fish tank in order to keep a betta fish happy and healthy!