Continuous vomiting or a combination of symptoms are worth a call to your veterinarian. Even if the problem is simply an upset stomach due to overindulging, it's better to seek advice than to try a home remedy. Sticking with commercial pet products as treats will avoid the problem. These products are not as likely to cause digestive problems as are table scraps. Even canned dog food can cause diarrhea in a dog that is used to dry dog food.
Moderation is the best policy and completely avoid feeding fat and poultry bones.
After your Thanksgiving feast, discard food scraps in a covered trash can. Many digestive problems result when a pet gets into the garbage. In general, cats don't seem to have as many digestive problems as dogs, although a sudden change in their diet can cause diarrhea. This may be due to the fact that cats are fussy eaters, making them less likely to eat potential problem-causing foods. If you feel that you must give your pets treats during the holiday, let your family and guests know that the treat shouldn't come from the table.