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

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

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.

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

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… ...

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

Think twice before sneaking your dog that bite of Thanksgiving dinner. Why it matters: Foods loaded with seasoning, gravy or ...

NEW ORLEANS-Too much vitamin D in some of their dry dog food has prompted Nutrisca and Natural Life Pet Products to issue voluntary recalls. Nutrisca’s recall is nationwide, while Natural Life Pet ...

Hill’s Pet Nutrition is voluntarily recalling select canned dog food products over possible health risks to pets.It’s due to potentially elevated levels of vitamin D, an essential nutrient for dogs ...

A voluntary recall has been issued for select brands of Purina dog food that may cause vomiting and kidney failure in dogs. Nestlé Purina PetCare learned that two dogs got sick and showed signs of ...