A dog expert taken to social media to list a variety of everyday foods that can prove toxic for your beloved pooch.

Our pets are like humans in the sense that they need to eat a few times a day in order to feel satiated and happy. While our ...

If you're tempted to give your dog a little taste of your meal, you might want to think twice – as a dog lover has revealed ...

Yes, your cat loves you ... it’s easy to see why the original Petsafe Smart Feed Automatic Cat Feeder earned a Pet Innovation Award in 2020. The Smart Feed 2.0 utilizes a Wi-Fi connection ...

You can read our full review of the Petcube tracker ... Sometimes no matter how hard you try to plan, we just don't make it home in time to feed your pet by dinnertime. This is where an automatic ...

Here are a few items you should avoid feeding your pets. Chocolate is quite toxic for both dogs and cats. Chocolate has caffeine as well as something called theobromine, which can cause vomiting ...

Next up on the list is processed food, with Dogs Discovery suggesting your pets avoid ... that can do a lot of damage when they pass through the gastrointestinal tract. Never feed your dog cooked ...

A Calgary small business owner is launching a drive to help make sure veterans can feed their pets. Dexter's, Your Local Pet ...

Is your cat saying “feed me!” or “I love you?” A new AI-powered app promises to demystify what your feline is saying.

An automatic pet feeder can ensure your cat gets regular meals ... The app also tracks your cat's feeding history, including visit times, duration, and how much they ate. However, the app isn ...

Yes, cats can eat cheese, according to Hill's Pet Nutrition. However, it should be done in moderation. If you want to give your cat a piece of cheese every once in a while or hide their medicine ...

"The sudden change in their humans' routines can be particularly confusing for them," researcher Jeffrey Kelu said.