Dog Safety

If your dog just licked Aquaphor off your hands, take a breath — a small lick is very unlikely to cause harm. The searches for 'aquaphor safe for dogs' almost…

You have probably heard the scary stories about Greenies — the dental treats that supposedly caused blockages and even killed dogs. With that kind of history floating around, it is…

Seeing your dog light up at the smell of a pig ear is hard to resist, and that little bag at the pet store makes it look like a harmless…

Turkey tail mushroom (Trametes versicolor) may support immune health in dogs through compounds such as beta-glucans and PSP. It has been studied in dogs with hemangiosarcoma, but evidence is mixed,…

Yes, dogs can eat plain sweet bell peppers in moderation. Red, green, yellow, and orange bell peppers are generally safe and provide vitamins and fiber. Avoid chili peppers, jalapeños, and…

No, catnip is generally considered safe for dogs in small amounts, and it is not known to be toxic to them. Some dogs may become calm or sleepy after exposure,…

No, spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are not toxic to dogs. A small bite may still cause mild stomach upset, so it is best to prevent repeated chewing. If your dog…

No, eucalyptus is not considered safe for dogs, especially eucalyptus essential oil and concentrated plant material. Dogs can become sick after ingesting, getting it on their skin, or being exposed…

Citronella is not the safest mosquito repellent to use around dogs, especially in concentrated oils, candles, sprays, or products a dog can lick or swallow. Exposure may cause stomach upset,…

Yes, dogs can have sorbitol in small amounts because it is generally considered non-toxic. However, too much may cause diarrhea, gas, bloating, or vomiting. Always check product labels carefully, as…