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   skeeterhawk said, 5 months ago

   Even if they do give some to the pets, they probably shouldn’t give them much. I’ve seen dogs get the runs from turkey and make quite a mess.
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   hcr1985 said, 5 months ago

   @skeeterhawk

   That does NOT sound pretty!!!
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   Chikuku said, 5 months ago

   Not a problem I’ve ever had!!!
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago

   Not healthy to give cooked human food to animals.
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   Bailey said, 5 months ago

   @

   … no doubt on that.
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   Bailey said, 5 months ago

   @Night-Gaunt49

   Not terribly unhealthy, either… as long as the humans are careful….
   -
   Roasted… no brine, is best. No skin.
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   Bailey said, 5 months ago

   @Bailey

   … I guess that would be a “no briner” though… right?
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   comicsssfan said, 5 months ago

   @skeeterhawk

   Funny you should say that. This is in fact what happened to Mitt’s dog Seamus when it was transported on top of a car. Ann said the dog ate turkey off the dinner table and then got loose bowels. Mitt magnanimously hosed the dog off, tossed it back on top of the roof and continued on. This kind of ability for decisive action is what we need from someone running our country!
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   thebird55 said, 5 months ago

   Leftover? What’s a leftover? (Help, I can’t stop eating!)
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    BRANDON said, 5 months ago

    haha
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    Comic Minister said, 5 months ago

    Hey!
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    Dry said, 5 months ago

    Can you freeze leftover turkey? OMG!
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    kattbailey said, 5 months ago

    1. our vet said not to give my girl (volunteer assistance dog- started doing things then got training to do more) meat. Said it could give her pancreatitis and kill her. One of my aunt’s dogs died of that (though not from eating meat) so we’re being careful, chopping up 1 TBSP fine. You can freeze leftover turkey- we used to to make casseroles later in the winter. But you should do it soon after first cooking the thing, not wait.
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