Colder weather is here, which means many of us are taking to indoor activities, including getting back into baking. Nowadays, you can find just about anything pumpkin spice; in addition to coffee, there’s also snacks, cereals, candy, liqueur, and even deodorant! It’s clear that we love our fall spices, and as you pull them out… Read More

Sharing food is a universal way to bond with loved ones, including pets. However, some foods that are perfectly safe for people to eat can be toxic or unsafe for dogs and cats. Be sure you know what foods are safe to share with pets before offering your four-legged friend a bite off your plate…. Read More

Key Takeaways Monk fruit is the source of a popular new natural sweetener with zero calories and no known health side effects. While monk fruit extracts appear to be safe for dogs, you should not intentionally feed your pets sweetened foods, whether with sugar or other substances. Monk fruit is a type of melon grown… Read More

It’s the season for summer picnics, and that means lots of people will be packing or picking up some fried chicken to enjoy in the sun. If your pup is along for the outing, you may be wondering if he can have a nibble. While regular cooked chicken is a safe source of protein that… Read More

The weather is heating up, and Memorial Day is around the corner, which means it’s time to start grillin’! While your trusty canine sidekick eagerly awaits scraps, it’s important to know what can and can’t be shared with them. This handy graphic breaks down all the fixings of a burger and which components are toxic… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, sesame seeds are safe for canine consumption, so long as they eat them in moderation. Widely used in the world of human food (anything from hamburger buns to energy bars may have it), the sesame seed is non-toxic and suitable for a dog to enjoy. Filled to the brim with phosphorous, manganese,… Read More

View or download a PDF version of this infographic Curious about what is okay and not okay for your dog to eat? Check out our comprehensive guide on what human foods are safe and not safe for dogs. … Read More

The quick answer: Yes, you can give chia seeds to your dog without worry, though some recommend soaking the seeds before serving them. Perhaps best known as the star of Chia Pet products, chia seeds are rich in antioxidants and high in fiber, providing both humans and animals with the nutrients they need to avoid constipation… Read More

The quick answer: Yes, dogs can eat plain cooked couscous in moderate amounts. Couscous is a whole grain made from durum wheat or barley, which is a staple in North Africa and is becoming more popular in Western diets. This healthy food is similar to rice, but is arguably a healthier grain to share with… Read More

The quick answer: Use caution. The stalks may be safe, but the leaves are poisonous to pets. With an appearance similar to celery, the red and green stalks of the rhubarb plant are typically harvested in spring or early summer. Rhubarb may be best known for being cooked into sweet desserts like pies and tarts…. Read More

As families gather for the annual gorgefest that is Thanksgiving, you may be wondering what seasonal holiday foods are OK for your under-the-table dwelling four-legged friends, and which are to be avoided. This infographic breaks it down for you. A concern about what dogs can and cannot eat means you’re a great candidate for pet… Read More