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We use these idioms all the time, but most of us have no idea where they come from. Get ready for a quick history lesson!

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Edibles look and smell a lot like treats, but if your dog gets into yours, it's important to keep an eye out for symptoms and see a vet if necessary.

Cats can get dandruff just like humans, and just like us, it's important to determine the cause and deal with the issue.

Cats

A dog bite is a terrible situation for the victim and the dog's owner. Here are some steps you can take to keep the process as civil as possible.

Pineapple is a sweet, tropical fruit, but is it safe for dogs? Dogs can eat pineapple and enjoy it as a treat so long as a few simple tips are followed.

Dog drooling is a normal occurrence for canines. It helps your dog break down its food and usually indicates a healthy dog.

Allowing your pup to have a piece of peach is not harmful, but there are some tips you might want to follow if you share a piece with your pet.

Cinnamon is non&#x2d;toxic to dogs. However, it is important to check all ingredients in your foods before letting the little pup have a taste.

There are a number of causes for red eye in dogs, many of which are also common to humans. Treating this condition is usually simple and manageable.

Just like people, dogs are susceptible to allergies. Dog owners want to help their beloved pets, so they often wonder, "Can I give my dog antihistamines?"

A heart murmur is an abnormality caused by atypical pumping of the heart. Treatment depends on the cause, and the dog's health, age, and breed.

Mastitis is inflammation of a mammary gland or breast. Mastitis can be fatal for nursing mothers if it is not noticed and treated early.

Dogs suffer seizures when an area of their brain, the cerebral cortex, functions abnormally. Even short seizures are serious.

Dogs love people food, but the debate on whether dairy products are good for dogs is ongoing.

Canine parvovirus is a serious viral infection that could be fatal if left untreated by a vet.

While sitting and enjoying morning breakfast, you look down to see your dog begging for a morsel. But can you safely share some eggs with your pooch?