We know kids like trick-and-treating, and we all know how much dogs love treats. But whether it is Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas, there is never a time when treating your dog to some candy corn is safe. You may be thinking, “But what if my dog ate candy corn that wasn’t given to them?”. Most…
Weed is much more widespread and accessible these days, with legislation being more relaxed on its medicinal and recreational use. That said, if you have been prescribed medical marijuana for pain or disease management or enjoy weed recreationally, you should not let it within reach of your pets. Animals are doubly affected by the psychoactive…
Dogs and cats that ingest NSAIDs can experience an overdose. As a good rule of thumb, you should never give your pet any medication that has not been prescribed or recommended by your veterinarian. NSAIDs stand for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication. Common NSAIDs include Aleve, Advil, ibuprofen, and others. In humans, these can treat pain, inflammation,…
For so many of us, our morning brew is what jumpstarts our day. Perhaps you stop at your local coffee shop for a delicious, caffeinated drink and get your dog a small cup of whipped cream as a fun treat. If this becomes routine, your dog may think those cups of coffee that you get…
Are human medicines safe for dogs? As a dog owner, you likely treat your pet as a family member. At the very least, you know you are wholly responsible for your dog’s well-being. At the same time, they provide companionship, protection, or any other motive you have for keeping them around. Just like humans, dogs…


