“For caregivers, it means creating an environment where our loved ones can feel safe, valued, and present in the moment. Being proactive and prepared are the best tools caregivers can use to give their loved one a Happy Thanksgiving,” Jennifer Reeder, AFA’s Director of Educational and Social Services, said.

Especially during the holidays, pet parents should be aware of potential dangers to their companions, like toxic foods or overwhelming strangers.

The North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) wants to make sure all North Dakota residents stay healthy during Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips