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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.

Ringworm can infect almost any animal, including dogs. Dog owners should be aware of the signs, causes, symptoms, and treatment. 

Before allowing your pet to eat walnuts, it's important to know whether they are safe for dogs to consume.

Broccoli is considered one of the healthiest foods humans can eat, but there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding its suitability for dogs.

Should a dog be given sweet fruit like blueberries? Although blueberries are considered a healthy "superfood" for humans, is it safe for dogs to eat them?

It's important to have a dental hygiene routine for your pet to guard against tooth decay, gum disease, and maintain overall good health.

Being in the same family as onions, garlic is believed to be as toxic as onions to our four&#x2d;legged friends. But is it really that bad for your dog?

As a general rule, smaller dog breeds live longer than larger breeds, but some live longer than others no matter what their size.

Popcorn has several ingredients that are good for dogs but may also contain many unhealthy ingredients, especially the beloved toppings.

If a dog swallows something likely to make it seriously ill, you may need to take steps to make it throw up.

Some owners may wonder if dogs can eat pecans, or if accidental pecan intake warrants a trip to the vet. Take a look at these facts to find out.

Some human foods are better to share with your dog than others. Apples can be a crunchy, nutritious snack for dogs in moderation.

Whether or not dogs can also develop this chromosomal disorder is a controversial topic requiring further research.