Know which common foods can be dangerous or deadly for your pets.
Toxic Foods for Pets
Grapes and raisins are among the most dangerous foods for dogs. Learn why even a small amount can cause kidney failure and what to do if your dog eats one.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Chocolate is the most well-known toxic food for dogs, but the danger level depends on the type and amount. Here's what you need to know.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Onions, garlic, leeks, and chives all belong to the allium family โ and they're all dangerous for cats. Even in small amounts.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
This common sugar substitute is increasingly found in everyday products and is extremely toxic to dogs. Learn where it hides.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Your kitchen is full of ingredients that are perfectly safe for you but potentially lethal for your pet. Here are the ten worst offenders.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Avocado toxicity in dogs is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. Here's what the actual risks are and how concerned you should be.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Macadamia nuts cause a distinctive set of symptoms in dogs including weakness, vomiting, and tremors. Here's what to watch for.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Dogs and cats are far more sensitive to alcohol than humans. Even accidental exposure to beverages or fermented foods can be harmful.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Some holistic pet sites claim garlic is beneficial for dogs. Veterinary science tells a very different story. Here are the facts.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Caffeine is a stimulant that pets metabolize very differently than humans. Even small amounts can cause serious symptoms.
Sarah Mitchell
Toxic Foods for Pets
Over-the-counter and prescription medications meant for humans can be deadly for pets. Know which ones pose the greatest risk.
Sarah Mitchell