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Toxic Plastic Pellets Invade Camber Sands

Dog owners, heads up: Camber Sands beach in East Sussex is covered in tiny toxic plastic pellets—aka “biobeads”—and no one knows where they came from. Officials are warning to keep pups on a leash because these microplastics can seriously mess up their insides and even carry nasty pollutants. Cleanup crews are on it, but this is a wake-up call about how plastic pollution is everywhere, even where you least expect it. Would you still walk your dog there? #Pets #PlasticPollution #DogSafety

Wesley Romero

Thanksgiving foods that can harm your dog

Passing your dog a bite from the Thanksgiving table might seem harmless, but even a small taste of turkey skin, ham, or stuffing can seriously hurt them. Foods like gravy, casseroles, grapes, onions, and chocolate are just a few of the many things that can make dogs sick or worse. If you want to include your pup in the holiday, stick to plain turkey meat (no skin or bones), potatoes, green beans, peas, apples, or pumpkin—no seasonings or extras. What’s your go-to safe treat for your dog during the holidays? Let’s swap tips and keep our furry friends safe this Thanksgiving! #Pets #Thanksgiving #DogSafety

Jacob Morgan

Keep your dog safe this Thanksgiving

Turkey skin, gravy, stuffing, and even some veggies like mushrooms can actually be toxic for dogs, even though they’re holiday staples for us. If your pup is hanging out under the table this Thanksgiving, double-check what’s dropping their way! Stick to plain turkey (no skin or bones), sweet potatoes, green beans, and apples—nothing seasoned or mixed with onions, garlic, or dairy. It’s wild how many common foods can send your dog to the vet. Anyone else surprised by what’s on the no-go list? Let’s share tips to keep our pets happy and healthy this holiday! #Pets #Thanksgiving #DogSafety

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Toxic Plastic Pellets Invade Camber Sands

Thanksgiving foods that can harm your dog

Keep your dog safe this Thanksgiving