Thanksgiving Feast Dog Food Returns for the Holidays
Owners can now buy this turkey-based, human-grade dog meal to avoid the risks of feeding pets toxic holiday table scraps.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Dogs
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JustFoodForDogs has brought back its seasonal Thanksgiving Feast dog food, offering a holiday-themed recipe made with human-grade ingredients. The meal is available for purchase nationwide through November 25, 2026.
Why it matters
Holiday gatherings often present risks to pets, as common human dishes like onions and garlic are toxic to dogs. This seasonal option offers a safe, nutritional alternative to keep your dog included in the festivities without the hazard of feeding table scraps.
The Thanksgiving Feast, which features turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, cranberries, and kale, is the fourth annual release of this recipe. The company is currently distributing 9,000 donated meals to rescue organizations across California, New York, and Tennessee.
The players
JustFoodForDogs
A pet food manufacturer known for producing fresh, human-grade meals for dogs.
San Diego Humane Society
A regional animal welfare organization participating in the company's meal donation program.
The details
The recipe is manufactured using human-grade, whole-food ingredients designed to meet canine nutritional needs. It provides a safer alternative to sharing common holiday leftovers that often contain dangerous seasonings or toxic alliums like onions and garlic. Owners can purchase the meals through the company's online store or at physical retail locations.
Timeline
The Thanksgiving Feast recipe was first introduced in 2022.
Sales for the holiday recipe began on October 26, 2026.
The window to purchase the seasonal meal closes on November 25, 2026.
The Home Front
This launch reflects the ongoing growth of the human-grade pet food segment, which increasingly mirrors human dietary trends in the home. It highlights a shift where pet owners prioritize specialized, whole-food ingredients to mirror seasonal family meal traditions.
Avoid feeding your dog holiday leftovers containing onions, garlic, or excessive salt, as these are common triggers for digestive distress. If you choose to participate in seasonal feeding, ensure any new meal is introduced gradually to avoid upsetting your pet's stomach.
The takeaway
Maintaining a consistent diet for your dog during the holiday season helps prevent accidental ingestion of toxic human foods. You can support the company's seasonal initiative by checking their website for local availability before November 25, 2026.
Further reading
For more on keeping your pets safe during the holidays, check our guide to Dogs.
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