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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.

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.

Giving your dog a treat from the table is usually not a major concern, but some foods can be toxic to your dog and should never be offered. Find out which foods to avoid.

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.

Chocolate can be a potentially deadly dessert for dogs, and the type of chocolate will in part determine what's a deadly dose.

The holidays - Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and even New Year's - can pose dangers to cats, dogs and other pets. Holiday dangers and hazards are everywhere!

For reasons unknown, a beneficial sugar substitute for humans can cause liver failure, internal bleeding, and a fatal hypoglycemic reaction in dogs.

Salt, chewing gum, cigarettes: all of these food-related items and many more can be toxic to a dog. Learn what dangers and dog poisons lie in the home.

Is your dog fat? An overweight dog is at risk of health problems, so try these dog weight loss tips to help a fat dog lose weight and go on a doggy diet.

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.

Dog dehydration can set in quickly if a dog won't eat or drink. Learn how to help a dog who won't drink, how to know the symptoms of dehydration and prevent dehydration.

ASPCA Poison Control Center announces the Top 10 Pet Poisons of 2008. What foods, household items, medicines and chemicals are toxic to dogs, cats, other pets?