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A dog’s dinner at Christmas


With Christmas just around the corner, the countdown is on to savour the most longed-for meal of the year; the famous Christmas dinner.


However, when it comes to giving our dogs the perfect Christmas dinner, it’s important to know what they can and cannot have.


What foods avoid: These are just a few food items that you must not give your dog. Onions - If consumed, they can cause heart problems. Watch out for your dog sneaking any sage and onion stuffing this Christmas Raisins – Raisins and grapes can cause kidney problems and can be fatal. This means Christmas


pudding, mince pies and fruit scones are out of the question for four-legged friends


Cooked animal bones – Cooked bones become brittle and can cause dogs to choke if they are chewed on, so make sure to leave the turkey carcass well out of your dog’s reach Chocolate – Human chocolate is highly toxic to dogs so stay well clear of the selection boxes With a list of naughty foods not to give our dogs, we need a nice list that we can give them instead.


This recipe will be great to give your dog at Christmas, however if you aware of any allergies that your dog has it may not be suitable so keep that in mind.


A dogs dinner: Cooked Turkey with mash potato and boiled carrots, covered with Dog Gravy • Chop up a turkey breast into


bite size pieces and add into the food bowl.


• Add two tablespoons of mash potato and one tablespoon of boiled carrots into the bowl.


• Make the dog gravy (available from all good pet stores) and pour over the bowl and mix well. Always make sure that all the ingredients are cool enough before giving it your dog.


Saying goodbye to your pet with dignity, compassion and care


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in our homely barn conversion that’s been in our family for over 200 years From a mini companion to an extra large dog


Collection service


Using baskets and blankets, not bags in our specially designed vehicles Chapel of rest


Spend private time with your loved ones saying a final goodbye in a peaceful environment with your own music should you so desire


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We attempt to turn around in 72 hours, standard package includes all of the above with the choice of scatter tube or bamboo pillow


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Tel: 07971 255 346


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Almshouses, 2 Broom Road, Rotherham, S60 2TG Open Monday-Friday with late nights for convenience, by appointment only


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• Specialists in Rehabilitation following surgery or injury, tailoring treatment specific to each pet’s individual needs


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