Certain foods can be extremely hazardous and even ... Most dog owners know by now that chocolate is really bad for dogs. The main toxic component in chocolate is theobromine, which dogs cannot ...

Ahead of the holidays, pet experts are warning owners of the risky foods for dogs, from common ingredients to seasonal dishes. Despite begging for leftovers and table droppings, dogs should not ...

While dogs can consume certain "human foods," it can be tricky to know which ones are safe for them. See if cinnamon makes ...

Here are the lists of foods the American Kennel Club deems toxic, or safe, for your dog to eat... Remember, all of these foods must be plain, unseasoned, and not contain or be cooked with any of ...

Unlike cats, which don't have a taste receptor for sweet foods, dogs like chocolate, so despite it being bad for them they will actively sniff it out, so it's a good idea not to leave any choccies ...

However, pet food experts at tails.com, based in the UK, are reminding dog owners to tread carefully when it comes to sharing Christmas treats with their pets. While the holiday table is often ...

However, a grain-free diet is not necessarily better for your dog. There's also a misconception that carbohydrates are bad for dogs and grain-free dog foods are carbohydrate-free. Instead ...

While the Christmas treat might be delicious for pet owners, it should be kept well out of the way of dogs due to the ...

Although some foods are fine for animals to eat every once in a while, there are others you want to avoid giving your dogs and cats to try. (Photo via Getty Images) The holiday season is an ...

There are hundreds of dog food options available, from dry to grain-free to raw, but which ones will have your furry friend licking the bowl clean? We surveyed 2,304 dog owners to uncover the food ...

There might be some foods around the holidays that we've all heard you shouldn't feed your beloved dog or cat. But do you know exactly why? Plus, there may be a few foods that might seem OK for your ...