Turkey bones, garlic, apples, baked bread — here's what foods your pets can and can't eat during the holidays.

Can dogs eat potatoes? Here’s what a vet says about raw potatoes, mashed potatoes, potato skins, and more - and whether they ...

It’s not uncommon to see pistachios, pecans, walnuts, and almonds in various dishes and desserts during the holidays. However ...

Quick safety note before we start This is friendly, research-backed advice, and I’m an experienced pet parent and a certified ...

Let's be real, our dogs would eat pretty much anything we toss their way. Those pleading eyes, that hopeful tail wag.It's ...

Angela says: “A little lean, plain cooked turkey breast is perfectly safe for most dogs. Many vegetables, such as carrots, parsnips, peas, Brussels sprouts and green beans are also fine – as long as ...

The usual Thanksgiving Day spread with delicious, seasoned turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pies may sound like a treat, but for pets, especially your dog, it can be dangerous and even fatal in ...

Any pet owner who has ever stepped paw in a kitchen knows our four-legged friends are usually not far behind, eager to see if a nibble of something delicious can be found. Dr. Carly Fox, an emergency ...

The Muslim-majority archipelago is one of a handful of countries that still permit the sale of dog and cat meat, but a campaign against the practice has been gaining ground in recent years. While ...

This is why you always read the label first... Recently, Dale Earnhardt Jr and his wife, Amy, did a festive, Christmas-themed version of their Ask Amy segment for their Bless Your Hardt podcast, where ...

A hot dog day is a special day. It’s an icon of summer, a hallmark of long, lazy weekends, a souvenir of childhood. Every time I eat a hot dog, I’m thrown back to warm memories: my parents grilling in ...

There’s something magical about Christmas dinner, the scent of roasted turkey wafting through the air, the sides bubbling in ...