Dogs love to chew bones, and the activity is also good for them. It cleans their teeth, alleviates boredom and exercises their jawbones. Bones also provide a calming solution to their innate need to ...

This week we had a request for help from a family whose 10-month-old German Shepard got his muzzle stuck in a knuckle bone purchased from a pet store. He had eaten out the center of the bone and the ...

Store-bought bone treats may be a dog’s favorite snack, but they could make pets seriously ill and even result in death, the Food and Drug Administration has warned. At least 90 dogs were sickened and ...

The bone fragment is the "oldest confirmed remains of a domestic dog in the Americas," according to press release from the University of Buffalo Ancient dogs may have helped humans make their way to ...

A TikTok video from The Village Vet clinic in Canberra, Australia, has become a powerful cautionary tale for dog parents ...

Do you give your dog bones to chew on? According to veterinarian Amir Anwary, you might want to rethink it. As a vet, he says that he's not supposed to condone giving your dog any bones at all to chew ...

Despite the stereotype, it’s apparently not safe to give your dog a bone, at least not a “bone treat.” The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently warned dog owners against giving their dogs bone ...

The Food and Drug Administration is warning pet owners of the risks involved with dog bones, especially with the upcoming holiday season where treats may be offered as gifts. The FDA says it's ...