As people mark the first days of spring by planting flowers and other greenery, veterinarians say it's critical to prevent our furry friends from eating toxic buds and leaves this time of year.

Some of the most beautiful and surprisingly common plants could spell serious danger for your pets, especially curious cats ...

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Recently, a woman came to our office because her dog had just died. She wanted to see if any of the plants in her new home’s landscape were the cause. The first plant she showed me was the ti plant, ...

Find out if spider plants are toxic to cats and dog so you can keep your furry friends safe. Has a friend gifted you a spider ...

Dogs and cats often nibble on plants in the house or yard, but not all plants are safe to be eaten. As you are shopping for plants this spring, keep in mind that many common options are toxic, and ...

You love your houseplants, but you also love your dog. And sometimes those two don’t mix! If you’re a pet parent and a plant parent, you should know what plants are harmful to dogs to keep your fur ...

Spring is a time for renewal and regeneration. Longer days with more sunshine mean spending time outside to marvel at budding trees and blooming plants. Along with spring cleaning, many people use ...

Holiday foods pose hidden toxicity risks for pets, with emergency clinics reporting spikes in chocolate, onion, and alcohol ...

While this weekend is all about the Easter Bunny, veterinarians nationwide are warning pet owners of classic items that they need to keep away from their furry friends to avoid deadly consequences.