Patricia Louis is a recent graduate of the University of Delaware Lerner College of Business and Economics. She has written for the Philadelphia Wings NLL team and worked in media relations for the ...

When you get home with your Halloween haul, don't share it with your family pooch. Some of the brightly colored items in that ...

ìIs this for real?î my sister asked when she received a group e-mail stating that grapes and raisins are poisonous for dogs. Everyone knows that too much chocolate is dangerous for pets, but grapes?

Q: We read on a pet Web site that feeding grapes to your dog can make it really sick. We have been giving a few grapes to Rudy, our Corgi since he was three as a low-calorie treat. Are we taking risks ...

If you are reading this because your dog has already eaten dark chocolate, raisins, or anything containing xylitol, call your veterinarian immediately or contact the Pet Poison Helpline at ...

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.

A vet has issued a serious warning to dog owners about a common fruit that could have devastating effects. Ben The Vet, who uses social media to educate pet owners on their pet's health and wellbeing, ...

We often see our pets as family members. We even buy them any food they like. However, not all types of food are suitable for ...

The 9 Most Dangerous Foods for Dogs—And the Ones You Can Safely Swap In originally appeared on Parade Pets. As much as we might love to share with our dogs, certain foods are just not good for them at ...

ìIs this for real?î my sister asked when she received a group e-mail stating that grapes and raisins are poisonous for dogs. Everyone knows that too much chocolate is dangerous for pets, but grapes?