13 Foods You CAN Feed Your Dog At Thanksgiving

You don't have to leave out Fido this Thanksgiving. Take a look at what he can eat.

Balancing Rosie's diet can be a tricky thing, and we all know feeding her human food should be minimal, but every-doggy loves the occasional Thanksgiving treat!

Here are pooch-approved foods that Buster will love!

Turkey - no skin or bones
Sweet potatoes
Plain mashed potatoes
Raw carrots and green beans
Fresh, pure pumpkin - not from pie
Bread or rolls -not raw dough
Raw apples
Raw cranberries
Rice
Ham
Corn
Cheese

Follow these rules to keep your pooch from experiencing tummy troubles.

Tell your visiting guests — especially the kids — not to feed your pets from their plates.
Feed pets only reasonable amounts of any safe people-food treats.
Be sure you know what ingredients are in the foods you’re letting your pets eat.

Most dog people know what we can't feed our dogs, but if you're not sure what to stay away from, no worries, here are the top culprits of getting Fluffy sick:

Chocolate
Alcohol
Onions in any form
Raw dough
Grapes and Raisins
Nuts
Mouse and Rat Poisons
Xylitol (sweetener)
Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Vitamins, Antidepressant and Decongestant Medications as well as caffeine pills.

If you suspect that your pet has ingested something harmful, call the 24/7 Pet Poison Helpline at (855) 764-7661.