Food allergies are the least common cause of itchy skin. Only 5-10% of all the pets with allergies actually have food allergies. However, a food change might help. Click to learn how.

The ripe fruit-portion of the tomato plant is not toxic to dogs. 

Milk chocolate, while still bad for dogs, has lower amounts of the substance that causes dogs problems.

Cats and kittens should always be supervised when playing with toys that contain strings or ribbons.  

Not all gums are harmful to dogs, but some sugarless gum can be toxic.  

A bland diet is often recommended if your dog has had an upset in digestion.  (It's kind of like eating simple foods after you've been sick.) Click here to read more.

Often, cats that live indoors in multi-cat households have very different calorie requirements.

More and more pet parents are choosing to let their cats keep their claws, front and back. Learn how to manage the claws in your house!

Unless pet food is produced in a facility that is approved to manufacture human foods, "human grade" is not a term that is allowed to be used in marketing these pet foods.

No, reaching the powdered state of cellulose is an intentional process in making pet foods.

Dogs often will graze in the yard for no specific reason. This does not mean they have an upset stomach or are missing something in their diet.

We really do not know why some dogs develop this nasty habit, but nasty it is! Behavior modification and supplements may help.

Dogs with diabetes have specific dietary requirements.

Dogs and cats can have sensitive digestive systems.  Mixing the old food with the new helps them adapt more easily to a new diet.