Feast your eyes on this delicious homemade banana cake for dogs! Lovingly made with dog-safe ingredients, it’s a tail-wagging delight. This three-layer cake is one that you can feel happy sharing with ...

Symptoms that your dog ate something toxic include vomiting; diarrhea; twitching; low energy (lethargy); reduced appetite; standing with a hunched back or adopting a "bowing" or "prayer" position due ...

Other nuts, like peanuts and almonds, are safe for dogs to eat in moderation. You’ll want to choose a nut butter ... In this ...

Avoid preservatives, allergens, and other potentially harmful components by whipping up some simple, three-ingredient treats ...

You may be tempted to share Halloween candy with your pets, but some items can be hazardous to our furry friends. Halloween ...

Capital Veterinary Specialists in Jacksonville, Fla. helped Loki the Corgi safely recover from eating numerous Reese's Peanut ...

I’m beginning with a tasty pumpkin recipe for your pups and then later will explain the benefits of pumpkins for dogs.

It's not the most toxic food a dog can scarf down — a large dog eating a small quantity of milk chocolate probably won't be affected — but it's probably the most common because it's so easy ...

Candies and Gum: Especially those marked 'sugar free'. According to the AKC, "The biggest concern with candy is the risk of ...

It is known that what you eat can affect the way you go through ... or morning snack is a couple of teaspoons of peanut butter. You can also use other nut butter such as almond butter or cashew ...

Commercial peanut butter often contains other ingredients such as salt, sugar, or xylitol, which are bad for hamsters to eat. Lemons, limes, oranges, and grapefruits are acidic, which can cause ...