(NOTE: Remember, moderation is key, and always check with your veterinarian before introducing new foods into your dog’s diet.)
On the first day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: A Slice of Tur-key handed down from me.
Plain, cooked turkey (no bones, skin, or seasoning)
On the second day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Two mashed p’taters
Plain, mashed potatoes (without butter, salt, or seasoning)
On the third day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Three salmon patties
Cooked salmon (without added salt or seasonings)
On the fourth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Four bites sweet potatoes
Baked sweet potatoes (without butter, salt, or seasoning)
On the fifth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Five Gol-den Ap-ple Rings
Sliced or chopped apple rings (without seeds or core)
On the sixth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Six bites of roast beef
Cooked and sliced lean beef (no bones, fat, or seasonings)
On the seventh day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Seven turkey meatballs
Turkey meatballs (no onions, garlic, or seasonings)
On the eighth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Eight broccoli florets
Steamed or boiled broccoli florets (plain and unseasoned)
On the ninth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Nine yummy cheese cubes
Plain cheese cubes (without any added spices or seasonings)
On the tenth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Ten delicious green beans
Steamed or boiled green beans (plain and unseasoned)
On the eleventh day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Eleven cooked green peas
Cooked peas (plain and unseasoned)
On the twelfth day of Christmas, my pup can eat with glee: Twelve plain chopped Carrots
Sliced or chopped carrots (plain and unseasoned)
From our house to yours, enjoy a safe and happy holiday season with your furry friend!
Last modified: March 2, 2024
