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Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with loved ones, sharing delicious meals, and reflecting on all the things we’re grateful for. At Brownswitch Animal Hospital, we know that your pets are part of the family, and you naturally want to include them in the holiday festivities. While it’s tempting to share your Thanksgiving feast with your furry friends, not all holiday foods are safe for pets. To help you have a pet-friendly holiday, we’ve put together a list of Thanksgiving foods that you should never feed your pet. 

Pets and people alike celebrate and promote National Nutrition Month. Every March, we can collectively pivot towards fresh fruits, deliciously satisfying veggies, and fortifying whole grains. This is also a great time to embrace more exercise and, let’s face it, fewer treats. This March, we can make a meaningful impact on pet health and vitality that lasts all year (and beyond).

Family gatherings with festive foods are a holiday tradition, but before you indulge your pet with a hunk of ham or bite of cookie, it’s important to be aware of holiday food dangers for pets.

To keep your holiday celebrations merry and bright for your cats and dogs, follow these holiday food safety tips from our caring team at Brownswitch Pet Hospital. 

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month, and to help the families in our community protect their furry friends from common pet toxins, the team at Brownswitch Pet Hospital has put together the following pointers. 

Easter will be here before we know it, and while you’re preparing for family gatherings, decorating the house, and shopping for Easter basket goodies, the team at Brownswitch Pet Hospital wants to remind you to keep the safety of your pets in mind.