As a responsible pet owner, it's essential to be aware of what your furry friend can and cannot eat. While dogs may be ...

AN urgent pet warning has been issued over ‘toxic’ treats – and how to avoid them this weekend. Experts have warned giving ...

PET experts have warned that giving our furry friends toxic Easter treats could cost owners €524 or even be fatal. As many of ...

Grapes and their dried versions, raisins, are highly toxic to dogs. Even a small amount can lead to severe kidney issues, including acute kidney failure. Symptoms often include vomiting ...

Peanut butter is best left for dogs to enjoy, Osborne says ... So, never offer your cat grapes or raisins, even in small amounts. Hall says grapes and raisins can lead to serious health problems ...

Eating these in any form can wreak havoc on a dog's red blood cells, causing fatigue, and even the need for a blood transfusion. Number four, grapes and raisins. Not only are they a choking hazard ...

With Easter approaching, pet owners are being reminded to keep treats like chocolate bunnies, Easter eggs, and hot cross buns ...

Some common foods are toxic to dogs, including chocolate, grapes, onions, and alcohol. These foods can cause severe health issues, from vomiting to potentially fatal diseases. Instead, opt for ...

The Dogs Trust Ireland and Irish Blue Cross charities are warning owners of the dangers of allowing pets to nibble on the ...

RSPCA Victoria is prompting Victorians to keep toxic treats away from their pets ahead of the Easter and Anzac Day ...

with some dogs being more susceptible than others. Raisins and grapes are also toxic to cats. Ingesting raisins can lead to kidney failure in some, and even small amounts can cause symptoms like ...

No, dogs should not eat cat food regularly ... Can my dog eat grapes and almonds? No, grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs and can cause kidney failure. Almonds are not toxic, but their hard ...