You’re plating up holiday food, your dog is giving you the eyes, and your brain is doing that dance: “It’s just a little bit… ...

Thanksgiving is just days away and people preparing the feast may wonder which scraps they can give their furry friends. See ...

It’s that time of year marked with the hustle and bustle of the holidays, travel, special dinners and treats, house guests in ...

Many Thanksgiving foods can upset your dog’s stomach — or worse. Here’s what’s safe to share and what could land you at the emergency vet.

Not all holiday foods are dangerous for dogs and cats. It's perfectly fine to give pets a tasty treat of boneless, skinless ...

Many people like to give their pets table scraps during the holidays. However, these treats could force pet owners to pay up ...

Animal experts say research, understanding, and vigilance are important for ensuring a safe holiday for pets. Knowing which foods are dangerous and keeping trash cans secure can help prevent emergency ...

This veterinarian guided holiday pet safety article breaks down the biggest seasonal dangers for pets, from chocolate and tinsel to open doors and noisy gatherings. Find practical steps to keep your ...

Veterinarians share holiday pet emergencies, highlighting risks from decorations and toxic foods, while offering tips to keep pets safe this season.

Veterinarians warn against sharing Thanksgiving leftovers with pets. Learn which foods are dangerous and what's safe to give ...

"Turkey and ham can have a lot of grease, and can be kind of fatty. Also a lot of the seasoning and spices that we use can ...

From tasty temptations to severe anxiety, a Georgia veterinarian offers safety tips to help you and your whole family enjoy Thanksgiving.