We all love treats — including our four-legged best friends. But since a healthy dog will devour many things without knowing if it's good for them, it's up to us to make sure they get the good stuff.

Walk down the pet care aisle at any major retailer and you’ll find dozens of varieties of dog treats. There’s seemingly something for everyone — whether your dog prefers a hard biscuit or soft puff, ...

Bright, festive, and bursting with flavor, these Frozen Cranberry Dog Treats are a colorful way to spoil your pup! With the ...

As temperatures drop, there’s something comforting about slowing down and spending more time in the kitchen. For people, that often means simmering soups, baking pies, and recreating the kinds of ...

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This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Dogs are known for their ...

Every time I pour a bowl of kibble for my six-year-old Labradoodle, Blake, or toss him a nasty-smelling dry treat, I think: There’s way better, fresher food out there. My desire to spend more money on ...

Search the Internet for "dog treat recalls" and you'll get enough results to scare you. And although many commercial dog treats are good quality, the cost can add up. So I started looking for some ...

Most commercial dog foods contain dangerous chemicals, animal by-products, fillers, preservatives and an endless list of unpronounceable ingredients. Your best friend deserves better, and the simple, ...