Happy Holidays 2011 from AskDrHeather

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Happy Holidays from AskDrHeather to You! We know you like to include your pets in your holiday celebrations because we do, too. This special holiday edition of our newsletter has some special hints for safely including your pet into your holiday activities so read on... and have a safe and merry holiday season. We don't want to see you for an emergency that could have been prevented!

One of the very best things about the holidays is all of the great food! Especially...let's see...cookies, cakes, pies, christmas dinner, candy, hmmm...seems like a long list! And then there are the great leftoevers you get to eat afterwards!! Yum! I can't wait.

All of these great smells and foods are tempting for our pets, too. They'll take any opportunity to sneak a bite; and, let's face it, we're tempted to share with them. It makes us feel good to give the dog or cat a little bite. Remember, though, many of the foods that are OK for us can be toxic for our pets. You probably are familiar with some, but read more to find out about some of the more interesting holiday things that our pets get into.

Dr Heather TV Presents: Cooking with Dr Suzy Episode 3

Chicken Dinner in a Biscuit Dog Treats

Chicken Dinner in a Biscuit Dog Treats

Love those holiday cookies! Let your dog in on the great tasting holiday fun with these home-made dog cookies! The recipe makes plenty for your dog and to share with friends. Watch the video to get the recipe see how they're made.

Dr Heather TV Presents: Cooking with Dr Suzy Episode 4

Wild Salmon Cat Treats

Catnip and Wild Salmon Cat Treats

Don't leave the cat out of the fun this year! Your cat will go crazy for these simple treats made with canned salmon and organic catnip. The recipe makes plenty to share with all of your cat friends. Watch the video now to get the recipe and see how they're made.

Dr Heather's One Minute Pet Tips:

Quick and Easy Dog Biscuits in a Can

Quick and Easy Dog Treats from a Can

Don't have a whole lot of prep time or shopping time? This recipe takes just minutes to get in the oven and uses that can of dog food that is sitting in the pantry. This recipe is also great for dogs with food allergies that can't eat other recipes. Watch the video to see how to make these great dog biscuits.

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