As people mark the first days of spring by planting flowers and other greenery, veterinarians say it's critical to prevent our furry friends from eating toxic buds and leaves this time of year.

Dogs' heightened sense of smell makes them naturally inquisitive to the environment around them. Unfortunately, this evolutionary drive to sniff, smell and taste everything in sight can pose a danger ...

(STACKER) — The sun is shining, the weather’s warm, schools are out—it’s time for some summer fun! For folks with canine companions, summer means more time outdoors. From long walks through shady ...

Which houseplants are toxic to dogs? Being a plant parent and a pet parent don't always go hand in paw, so we elicited help from veterinary professionals about problematic leafy greens. As much as it ...

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When it comes to decking the halls of your home, the embellishments may include more than just boughs of holly. The holidays provide the opportunity to decorate in various ways, from trees with ...

When it comes to decking the halls, it can include more than just boughs of holly. The holiday season brings the opportunity to decorate in many different ways, including with floral arrangements. But ...

USA, — Hauling out the Holly may not be the best idea if you have a furry friend. Although festive plants are fun to decorate with, they can be toxic to pets. Some of the most common holiday plants ...

Holly, mistletoe and snowdrops are among the toxic plants to keep away from your dogs this Christmas, the experts have warned. While these festive blooms might brighten up our home, they can be ...