Cute Tonks on Tuesday

Today, Tonks is here to again remind you all just how cute she is. You can blame this here human for the poor lighting, but at least Tonks is cute in both the light and the dark.

Those majestic whiskers can sure still be seen even in poor lighting. Oh, and do you see the snowman on Tonks's fleece blanket? It's not snowing outside, but it sure is chilly, so it's fitting enough.

Happy Tuesday, friends!

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Flashback Doodle of the Day

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Tip of the Day

Today's tip in our Thanksgiving series is about pie. As we've said on many occasions over time, plain pumpkin contains fiber and other nutrients that can have benefits for our furbabies and their health. That being said, though, not all components of Thanksgiving pies are as equally beneficial. For example, another popular Thanksgiving dessert is pecan pie, but do be cautious with this around your furbabies. Pecans are not particularly safe to feed your pup or kitty. One reason is simply that pecans can cause an upset gastrointestinal tract, and could also lead to bowel obstruction. Also take into consideration any other pies you make and what ingredients they contain. For example, chocolate pies or those containing raisins are of course dangerous to cats and dogs. What's more, when it comes to any kind of pie—whether it be pumpkin, pecan, or another—added sugars and other potential added ingredients can be less than ideal for our kitties and pups to consume. So, when you're making or eating those Thanksgiving pies, keep dangerous ingredients and the final products well out of reach of your furbaby.