There are several serious problems associated with uncooked, yeasted bread.
It's a sweet and savory snack!
Go ahead, give your pup a taste of this crunchy, hydrating veggie.
Sugar and spice and everything nice? Not so much when it comes to nutmeg and your dog.
As long as they’re served up plain and cooked thoroughly.
‘Tis the season for holiday dishes and festive ingredients! Find out if your pup can partake in all the cranberry cheer.
On Halloween, you may find yourself wondering, can dogs eat candy? Before you treat your pup, read this guide to poisonous Halloween foods for dogs.
Tips and advice on how to safely include blackberries in your pup’s diet.
While there are many fruits dogs can eat, grapes and raisins are not among them.
Yes, dogs can have cinnamon—but only in small amounts.
Hint: It isn’t just for your caprese salad.
Keep the table scraps to a minimum, though.
And what to do if dogs accidentally eat them.
Dogs can enjoy this citrus fruit, with caveats. Orange you glad?
If it's on this list, don't freak out if your dog eats that piece you accidentally dropped on the kitchen floor.
Yes and yes! Here's what you need to know.
If you happen to catch your cat sneak a nibble, don't worry.
Looking to share this furry fruit with your super furry friend?
