Xylitol is toxic to dogs and can cause low blood sugar, seizures, liver failure and even death in canines who ingest the sugar alcohol. This is unfortunately what happened to Ruby. Thirty-six ...

A vet has recently alerted people to 12 foods that are considered toxic to dogs. You may have many of them at home.

It’s vital to keep xylitol away from your canine companions—it can kill them. Dogs’ digestive systems absorb xylitol differently than humans’ do, and it can cause a rapid increase in ...

Xylitol is a sugar alcohol used in sweet products as a sugar alternative. Dogs are extremely sensitive even to small amounts of xylitol. The sugar alternative is toxic and causes liver damage and ...

Avoid five toxic foods to keep your dog safe. They can cause serious health issues. Choose vet-approved treats instead!

Artificial sweetener (Xylitol) Xylitol is an artificial sweetener that is highly toxic to dogs, it is added to many common foods that humans eat including peanut butter, yoghurt and ready made ...

Local veterinarian Dr. Vishnu Munagala said those ingredients are fine choices for dogs. “Most of the times peanut butter and honey are very safe if they do not have xylitol which is very harmful,” ...

Certain human foods can be very harmful to dogs, causing serious health issues or even death. Items like chocolate, alcohol, avocados, and human medications are particularly dangerous. Others like ...

Burns Pet Nutrition’s Laura Crotch-Harvey warns there are a variety of pancake fillings that are toxic to dogs. The Nutrition Manager said: “Dogs know only too well how to play on their owners ...

A leading pet nutritionist has warned dog owners against giving in to their pooch’s puppy dog eyes this pancake day. While owners may be tempted to slip their pet a titbit on Shrove Tuesday ...

However, some of our favourite pancake ingredients could be dangerous to our dogs. Pancake Day is right around the corner and as we prepare to celebrate by making pancakes for all the family, it ...