As a responsible pet owner, it's essential to be aware of what your furry friend can and cannot eat. While dogs may be inclined to share your snacks and meals, not all human foods are safe for them.

Some foods that are great for us can be dangerous for our pets. If you’re not sticking to dog food and want to share snacks, here’s a guide so you know what’s off-limits. If you have dogs or visit ...

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When those puppy eyes say ‘just one bite’... but you’re not sure if it’s safe to share. (Green Shoot Media photo) While we share our homes with our dogs, it may not always be good to share your plate.

Can a dog eat shrimp? We've consulted a veterinarian to bring you an authoritative answer to keep your pet safe and satisfied ...

The trend for feeding pet dogs raw meat is associated with antibiotic-resistant bacteria in their stools, and the potential for contamination of their human cohabitees with resistant organisms, ...

A well-known pet food company has recalled two lots of cat and dog food due to salmonella and listeria risks–and the FDA says humans should be careful as well. Viva Raw, which is based out of ...

My dog Rufus’ wellness journey started with what I now consider an oxymoron: healthy kibble. Just weeks after I adopted him, Rufus stayed the weekend with his first babysitters, my friend Jamie and ...

We asked scientists from the Dog Aging Project for practical tips to improve your dog’s lifespan—from what to feed them to ...