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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.

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?

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.

Xylitol toxicity in dogs can be deadly. Xylitol is a sweetener used in gum and candy and Xylitol can kill a dog by triggering a drop in blood sugar.

Spring lawns blooming with beautiful plants and shrubs may be dangerous for pets. Make safe gardening choices and avoid poisonous plants that can make your dog sick.

While most toads are relatively harmless to dogs, two common US species secrete a venom that can pose a toxic danger to dogs, if ingested.

This article will educate one about ten common plants that cause harm to dogs when eaten. Did you know that Avocados and Aloe Vera are toxic 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.

Dog owners who celebrate Christmas will need to make some preparations for the holidays. Also, don't forget to find a great gift for the dog or other pets!

It can happen so fast. A bored puppy or dog left unattended or alone decides to taste the flowers on a table or chew on a floral arrangement.

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.

Common Christmas plants like the poinsettia, mistletoe, and holly may be toxic to dogs and cats.

Vomiting, diarrhea, and renal failure may be symptoms shown by dogs eating acorns or drinking water that oak leaves have soaked in.

Dog Biscuits, Doggy Casserole and Cheezy Bites are among the simple treats that will make cooking for your dog fun.

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?

Christmas ornaments, pine needles, poinsettias, turkey bones, and gift wrap ribbons can all be harmful to dogs. Pet-proof for a safe Christmas.

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

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.

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

The Christmas season should be a happy time of year; but holiday plants, ribbons and tinsel, the Christmas tree, and rich food could spell disaster for your pets.

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.

Easter lilies, tiger lilies, rubrum or Japanese showy lilies, and some day lilies are toxic to cats causing acute kidney failure.

Don't risk a pet's health - or life - by feeding a dog or cat human treats & snacks. Host a pet product party and choose from a variety of safe foods and toys.

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

Lilies, castor beans, cycad palms, rhododendrons, azaleas, laurels, yews, crocuses, foxgloves and oleanders are among the most common poisonous plants for cats and dogs.

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!

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

The ASPCA's Poison Control Hotline can give pet owners information on whether an item is toxic, symptoms of toxicity in pets, how to treat the pet at home and more.

Dogs, just like humans, need protection from the harmful effects of the sun.

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.

This Halloween, throw a dog-friendly party, complete with costumes for dogs and owners and lots of fun foods, drinks and treats. Make it an annual tradition!

Pet paw pad injuries are common in the winter. Learn how to prevent paw pad injuries and cracked paw pads in dogs.

Christmas is a magical time of year but decorations, foods, gift wraps, and winter items hold hidden dangers for dogs. A few safety precautions can prevent trouble.

Use herbs, vegetables and spices in different ways to keep your dog naturally healthy and happy.

Water games, beachcombing, and boating can be great summer fun while pool alarm systems, flotation devices, and other security measures keep your family and pets safe.

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

Be they lapses in judgment, lapses in memory, or editorial mistakes, these errors had the potential to harm anyone who followed the advice of these experts.

Clothing your dog can be fun. Most dogs look adorable wearing holiday costumes, stylish sweaters, coats, and booties. However, doggy clothes can be functional as well.

Natural, organic dog treats can be easily and affordably made at home, and dogs reap the plentiful benefits.

Wondering "Why is my dog vomiting?" Learn how to treat a vomiting dog at home, and learn symptoms and how to tell if a dog is sick with a more serious illness.

Rat poison is a rodenticide containing the toxin warfarin, which causes symptoms like hemorrhaging and internal bleeding in dogs. Know the symptoms of rat poison in dogs.

Thanksgiving Day is a holiday that can pose many dangers to cats, dogs and other pets. Take precautions to avoid holiday hazards to pets on Thanksgiving.

Leaving familiar surroundings behind is a traumatic time for a puppy but careful planning and preparation of the home and garden can ease the transition for all.

There's an array of toxic plants in the average yard or garden. Learn what plants are toxic and the symptoms of poisoning in livestock, pets and other animals.