Should pets consume food like turkey bones and garlic, or what about apples and baked bread? We have the answers.

Should pets consume food like turkey bones and garlic, or what about apples and baked bread? We have the answers.

UNLESS you had some seriously hungry guests, many of us will have been left with mountains of leftovers from yesterday’s Christmas dinners. And while it may be tempting to treat your pooch to the ...

“The best practice is to keep your dog on their normal diet but if you want to give them a little taste of Christmas some plain turkey without bones or skin and some plain potatoes and some select ...

Meanwhile, lean meats such as chicken, turkey, fish, and lean beef can be good for your dog, as long as you ensure you aren’t ...

“If you think your dog has eaten ... the skin may have seasonings and spices that can harm your dog. Generally, it is advised to steer clear of feeding chicken or turkey skin to your pet.

This Christmas time you might not want to feed your dog pigs in blankets, as a vet warned Brits about the dangers ...

if you plan to treat your pup. Cheeses that are high in fat can contribute to weight gain and obesity, the American Kennel Club warns. Never feed dogs bleu cheese, according to Purina. The fungus ...

A Delta passenger was barking mad after being forced to give up their plush ... there is “nothing they can do” in these situations. “There is no way that dog has spent as much with this ...

Feed them the best ... and more energy. Every dog parent knows that a healthy diet is the cornerstone of their pet's ...