Keeping Your Pet Safe From Toxins

Pet owners may think that fruits and veggies make great snacks for pets; the truth is some can be harmful—and even toxic—to your dog.

Many pet owners give peanut butter to their dogs and cats, often as a treat or as a means to conceal medication. Peanuts — and peanut butter — are safe for dogs.

In the average household, many pets are only one bite away from disaster.

Xylitol is a sugar substitute commonly used in toothpastes, mouthwash, sugarless gum, certain cough medicines, children's chewable multi-vitamins and...

Prevent accidental exposure and health risks to your four-legged companions. This quintessential guide lists food pets should avoid, the symptoms...

Those wild mushrooms growing in your backyard, at the dog park or along the trail you usually walk your dog can be more than just a nuisance...

There's a lot of talk at the dog park about avocados: are they toxic to dogs? Is it the avocado leaves, the pit or the skin that can be toxic? We find out the truth about avocados and dogs.

From backyard barbecues to pool parties and other party-oriented gatherings, holiday weekends are an opportunity for our dogs and cats to be exposed to food...

Many people consider garlic to be a holistic remedy in the prevention of heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, warding off fleas and even certain...

As pet owners, we dread seeing our furry friends suffer pain. It’s natural to want to ease your pet’s pain if he’s experiencing illness or discomfort...

Dogs and cats are curious by nature, particularly when it comes to food. They're also good at begging for a taste of whatever we may be eating or cooking.

Many people love onions, and there are plenty of foods that we enjoy that contain them. As always, we must remember that what is great and tasty for us...