Thanksgiving foods

November and Thanksgiving go hand in hand. Usually included in the holiday dinner spread are dressing and/or stuffing, multiple other side dishes, cranberry sauce, some sort of pie... and most of the time, a turkey centerpiece. Two feathered friends of Alabama were given a new lease on life from Gov. Kay Ivey.

There's Pigs. Hogs. Ham. Sounders. And even Litters. In this week's Keeping It Real commentary, Cam Marston wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, .

Surprisingly, much of our Thanksgiving fare is not safe for our furry friends!

The American Kennel Club reports that around Thanksgiving, there is an increase in pet visits to veterinarians because the animals were given “unsafe human foods.” Make healthy food choices for your pet over the holiday to insure all family members have a happy Thanksgiving!

Most of the foods we enjoy at Thanksgiving are not good for our pets, but pumpkin is pet-friendly and healthy! Make sure you feed your furry friend only…

It might be tempting to include your best friend when you sit down to the table this Thanksgiving, but some things on your plate could harm your furry…