ST. LOUIS – Every holiday feast, it can feel like dogs may only have one goal: to grab a bite of whatever is on the table. Beggin' has a plan that keeps holiday helpings on humans' plates.

Purina Veterinarian, Dr. RuthAnn Lobos advises against feeding dogs from the table. "As tempting as it is to feed our pets scraps in the kitchen or under the table, getting into this habit could confuse feeding times and what pets can or can't eat. There can also be hidden dangers: for example, bones can present a choking hazard, some ingredients for human meals like onion, garlic and raisins are poisonous for dogs, and rich foods like gravy, turkey skin, and more can be harmful to pets."
Beggin' Stuffers with Bacon 'n Turkey are soft treats made with real bacon and real turkey. A turkey-and-stuffing twist updates the classic savory bacon flavor.
Beggin' Homestyle Honey 'n Ham Flavor treats pair a ham flavor with a soft, easy-to-chew bite. The recipe is made with real bacon and a touch of real honey.
Real meat is the number one ingredient in both treats. Neither contains artificial flavors or FD&C colors.
Beggin' has also teamed up with Busy on a candy-cane-shaped treat.
Busy with Beggin' Twist'd combines both brands in one chew. Savory, meaty Beggin' flavor twists through the long-lasting Busy chew. Made with real bacon goes into the marrow. The treat has no rawhide, is easily digestible, and contains no artificial flavors.
"A long-lasting treat can help keep dogs occupied and out of the kitchen while you cook," said Dr. Lobos.
More ways to bring dogs into the holiday spirit, from Purina's Pet Expert Team:
- Play with your dog before guests arrive to help burn energy.
- If hosting a holiday gathering, set up a quiet space for your dog with water, toys, and treats, away from the noise.
- Dogs like gifts,too! Wrap a bag of Beggin' as a holiday surprise.
The holiday treats join Beggin's year-round lineup of real bacon strips and jerky-style treats. Shoppers can buy all three treats now at retailers nationwide while supplies last.