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How to Cook Turkey for Dogs: Plain, Boneless & Skinless — The Thanksgiving Method
Reserve a separate plain turkey portion before Thanksgiving seasoning, cook it to 165°F, remove every skin and bone hazard, and store measured portions safely.
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