Turkey bones, garlic, apples, baked bread — here's what foods your pets can and can't eat during the holidays.

As families across Southern Maryland decorate for the holidays, pet owners are being reminded of the potential dangers posed ...

As families prepare their homes for the festive season, animal software platform Creatures is alerting pet owners to the hidden dangers lurking in popular Christmas decorations, with several seasonal ...

If you’ve decked the halls with natural plants like holly, poinsettia, mistletoe and amaryllis, you might want to keep them out of your pets’ reach – or reconsider your decor.

Holiday plants pose varying dangers to pets: Eating holly and mistletoe may cause gastrointestinal upset, all parts of lilies ...

Some lawn chemicals increase the risk of cancer, so don’t use them, or keep your dog off the grass until the application ...

Laney, a mixed breed who is about 2 years old, was rushed to the hospital on the morning of Dec. 19 in severely emaciated condition.

Q: A friend's dog recently died of cancer, and we want to do all we can to keep our own dog cancer-free. What advice can you offer?

Dogs are frequent accidental victims of aerial poisoning, and are at risk outside poison zones (e.g. from carcasses washed onto beaches). 1080 remains indefinitely in dried carcasses – creating a ...

Raisins and sultanas can cause kidney damage or failure if eaten. Onions and onion gravy can break down red blood cells leading to anemia, and high salt in gravy is also risky. Grapes and similar ...

Canine parvovirus is notorious for its resilience and virulence. It spreads primarily through contact with feces from infected dogs, making it crucial for dog owners to be vigilant about their pets' ...

A leading pet nutritionist has warned dog owners they risk harming their pooch this Christmas by feeding them toxic treats.