Yuletide Yummies: Unwrapping the Canine Christmas Feast with Naturo!

Goodies to Make Tails Wag:

1. Turkey Tales:

   • Let's kick off with a classic – turkey! This festive fowl is a paw-some source of lean protein for your canine companion. Just make sure it's cooked thoroughly, without any seasonings, and the risky skin and bones. If you would prefer to go with a safer option, we have a range of turkey products that your dog will love here. 

2. Vegetable Delights:

   • Veggies like carrots and green beans can add a colourful crunch to your dog's Christmas dinner. They're not only nutritious but also low in calories, making them a guilt-free treat. Serve them up raw or lightly cooked for that extra festive flair. In case you didn't already know, we have added these two great vegetables into our products to ensure your dog gets all the correct nutrients. 

3. Cranberry Crunch:

   • Cranberries, in moderation, can bring a tart twist to your dog's holiday feast. These little red gems are rich in antioxidants and can be a tasty addition to their meals. Just be mindful of added sugars or artificial sweeteners often found in cranberry products.

4. Pumpkin Pleasures:

   • The humble pumpkin takes the spotlight as a seasonal superstar. Packed with fibre and beta-carotene, it's gentle on your dog's tummy. Serve it cooked or pureed for a velvety texture that your pup will find simply paw-fect.

5. Festive Apple Slices:

   • An apple a day keeps the vet away! Apples, when cored and sliced, make for a crunchy and nutritious treat. Be sure to remove seeds and the core, as they contain substances that aren't as jolly for your dog.

6. Doggy Delight by Naturo:

   • Why should humans have all the fun? Naturo offers a specially crafted Turkey Dinner or Chicken Dinner for dogs that mirror the flavours of the season. Packed with wholesome goodness, it's a delectable and safe option for your pup's Christmas indulgence.

Avoid the Canine Christmas Catastrophes:

1. Chocolate Capers:

   • Ah, chocolate, the forbidden temptation! While it's a heavenly delight for us, it's a strict no-no for our furry friends. The theobromine content in chocolate can lead to serious health issues for dogs, so keep those cocoa creations out of their reach.

2. Mince Pie Mayhem:

   • Mince pies are a Christmas classic, but the ingredients, including raisins and currants, can spell trouble for your pup. These fruits can cause kidney failure in dogs, so it's best to skip sharing this festive dessert with them.

3. Alcohol Oopsies:

   • While you may toast to the holidays with a glass of cheer, keep the spirits away from your furry pals. Alcohol, even in small amounts, can lead to intoxication and serious health problems for dogs. Stick to pet-friendly treats instead.

4. Onion and Garlic Gaffes:

   • As much as we love the flavor punch of onions and garlic in our dishes, these aromatic ingredients can be harmful to dogs, causing digestive issues and potential toxicity. Opt for a dog-safe version of the meal instead.

5. Boning Up on Bones:

   • While a bone to chew on might seem like a festive treat, cooked bones can splinter and pose serious hazards to your pup's health. Stick to dog-friendly chew toys to satisfy their gnawing instincts.