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Few people realize the danger in giving grapes or raisins to their pet dogs. According to the ASPCA Poison Control Center, as few as 7 raisins or grapes can prove toxic.

Here are some signs you should watch for if you suspect your dog has consumed onions, grapes or raisins. Eating even a small amount of these foods can be fatal.

We all want the best for our canine companions. Unfortunately, many pet parents are exposing their dogs to poisons on a regular basis - without even knowing it.

Humans have close relationships with dogs, and at times share food with their pets; however, products that are safe for human consumption can be harmful to dogs.

Chocolate can kill. It is highly toxic due to theobromine, a natural stimulant found in cocoa beans, which affects the heart muscles and nervous system.

Learn about the many toxic food items that can sicken or even kill your dog, including raisins, chocolate, grapes, nuts, onions, tomatoes, avocado and even cat food.

We can't protect our dogs in a plastic bubble, so we must do our best to provide a safe environment and be prepared to come to their rescue should something go wrong.

It's fun to learn about other cultures through food and summer is the perfect time to discover new taste treats. Keep a globe handy for the kids and enjoy the experience.

While harmless to humans, these common foods can be very harmful to man's best friend.

Want to feel full while still eating the same amount of food? Learn how to swap high fats foods for low-density foods to lose weight.

Warmer weather, blooming plants and buzzing insects can spell trouble for your pets. Be a conscientious pet parent and keep Fido away from Springtime hazards.

New pet owners need to understand the basics of proper dog care in order to provide their pet with a long healthy life.

Here are some signs you should watch for if you suspect your dog has consumed chocolate or macadamia nuts. Eating too much of these food can be life threatening.

Spring is heralded by the appearance of daffodils, crocuses and tulips. Summer brings geraniums, baby's breath and morning glory. And if your dog eats them, he could die.

Whether for health, financial or simply reasons of taste, cooking for pets can be a rewarding and healthful substitute for commercial food. Here's where to start.

Don't turn up your nose at broccoli until you at least try the vegetable in these two recipes: Broccoli-Nut Salad and Penne Pasta with Broccoli Rabe.

Which common human foods pose a threat to puppies? How can pet owners choose the best dog food? Here's the nutritional dog care information to keep puppies healthy.

Most dog owners admit to sharing people foods with their fur friend occasionally but how many of them know what is safe and healthy for dogs and what can be dangerous?

Hamster are cute and furry. They also have very sharp teeth. Teach your child how to properly care for their furry friend from the beginning.

Fido depends on his humans to provide the right foods for health, energy and a long life.

Good nutrition for us does not always mean good for our dogs. Many foods, including grapes, walnuts, and milk can be dangerous for canines.

Dog owners can save money by making quality dog food from family meal leftovers. Combined with nutritional ingredients, anyone can make healthy homemade dog food.

Tired of the same old turkey sandwiches? Consider using leftover turkey in these versatile recipes for congee (rice porridge), salad, and curry.

Do you really know all the foods that contain gluten? Your allergic pet depends on you having that knowledge. Here's two easy recipes and a list you need to know.

Dogs and puppies sniff, poke and chew, that's a fact. There are foods they like and some they don't. It's important to understand the foods and plants that can harm them!