Spot & Tango reports on safe holiday foods for dogs, warning against harmful items and how to include pets in festive celebrations responsibly.

Pumpkin may be healthy for dogs, but pumpkin pie is not. Learn why sugar, spices, dairy, and fats make this holiday dessert risky.

While eating scraps under the table may seem like a holiday pastime for pets, it is important to know what dishes are toxic for dogs and how to keep pups safe.

Angela says: “A little lean, plain cooked turkey breast is perfectly safe for most dogs. Many vegetables, such as carrots, ...

Whether you grabbed them at the grocery store or picked them fresh from your garden, strawberries are one of those fruits that feel like a treat every time you eat them. (And that's not even ...

Feeding your dog a bite of your food can be a great bonding experience—until you realize they just gulped down half your ...

Think you know your plate? Think again. Some foods hide ingredients and preparation methods that are more bizarre than ...

“When you think of dogs, you think, well, they already have a fur coat, so they should be fine in the cold, but that isn’t ...

Learn which common household foods are dangerous for garden birds and what to avoid leaving in feeders this winter.