The usual Thanksgiving Day spread sounds like a treat, but for pets, it can be dangerous. Here what pet and dog owners should ...

What Thanksgiving foods can dogs eat? What are the Thanksgiving foods that dogs can't or shouldn't have? Two vets weigh in.

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… ...

Many common human foods pose serious health risks to dogs. Chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, xylitol, nuts, caffeine, and ...

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.

Currants and sultanas, which are often found in these foods, are also toxic -particularly to dogs - although they should be ...

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

The holiday season is upon us. This is a joyful time for travel, family gathering, and happy, shared meals. Along with all ...

Persin, a toxin found in avocados, is completely safe for human consumption but extremely toxic to dogs. People should avoid giving any part of the plant to dogs because it is present in the avocado ...

At home, socks, tissues, or plastic scraps disappear–and later they never reappear? Many pet owners underestimate such scenes ...

Pumpkin may be healthy for dogs, but pumpkin pie is not. Learn why sugar, spices, dairy, and fats make this holiday dessert ...