While caffeine is present in smaller quantities compared to theobromine, it still contributes to chocolate’s toxicity in dogs ...

Digestive troubles are among the most common issues faced by pets, ranging from mild discomfort to severe health crises ...

NEW YORK, Dec 29: Whether it’s the chili cheese dog you devoured at a tailgate ... Although heartburn is widespread, many ...

Even after Christmas Day has passed, the feasting never really stops. It’s a week-long marathon of reheating leftovers until ...

Bodyweight also impacts toxicity, with small dogs much more susceptible to chocolate poisoning than larger dogs that consume ...

Lots of festive food can be incredibly toxic to dogs, and The Kennel Club has shared tips for owners to avoid holiday hazards ...

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

As with xylitol, if you suspect your dog has eaten chocolate, consider it an emergency and call your veterinarian immediately ...

Tis the season for chocolate lovers to go nuts — but how much would you have to eat a time for it to be life-threatening?

Dogs communicate through various behaviors. Tail wags and head tilts express happiness and curiosity. Butt sniffing and circling before lying down are instinctive actions. Licking shows affection.

Imagine you’ve been waiting all day for five minutes to yourself so you can sit down and tuck into a bar of your favorite chocolate. You peel back the wrapper, excitement mounting, tastebuds ...

Every year, US citizens collectively consume 2.8 billion pounds of chocolate. While this sweet and indulgent treat is a staple for Valentine’s Day and Halloween, its colorful and shiny packaging ...