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Dogs Trust warns UK dog owners to keep toxic Christmas foods—like mince pies, chocolate, and grapes—away from pets to avoid festive ...

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"Set up a safe space for your dog, a space where they feel comfortable, where they're used to being. Give them some treats in ...

It’s holiday time, a season of sharing and caring, but it’s important to be cautious when you’re saving sweets for your furry ...

Let's be real, our dogs would eat pretty much anything we toss their way. Those pleading eyes, that hopeful tail wag.It's hard to resist sharing a bite of our dinner, right? The thing is, some of the ...

To avoid unintentionally harming your pet (and an expensive trip to the vet), make sure you - and anyone you’re spending the ...

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

Vet Dr Bobby Ortiz has some tips on what you can, and can't feed your dog over the festive season. You can see him on The Big Project - streaming now on RTÉ Player.