Walking dogs in extreme temperatures, hot or cold, can be very dangerous. Knowing when it is too cold to walk your dog is ...

Dogs that have eaten a poisonous mushroom may show symptoms such as vomiting, a stomach ache, diarrhoea, lethargy, excessive drooling, wobbling, yellowing of the eyes, skin or gums, seizures, loss of ...

Experts have explained the signs of mushroom poisoning in dogs and what to do if your dog does ingest a mushroom ...

Dog owners are being warned to look out for potentially fatal fungi as the UK mushroom season reaches its peak.

Dog owners are being warned to look out for potentially fatal fungi as the UK mushroom season reaches its peak.

A dog's swollen face typically indicates a secondary problem. It can be an allergic reaction, dental issue, trauma, or a ...

When you get home with your Halloween haul, don't share it with your family pooch. Some of the brightly colored items in that ...

A solid indicator of your dog's health is the color of his gums. Healthy dog gums are powdery pink in color. When this color ...

His mum has described the men as "acting like a pack of dogs". They punched and kicked the boy, who had tried to get out of Linthorpe Road, but was trapped by streets full of rioters and police.

lethargy, excessive drooling, loss of balance, yellowing of the eyes, skin and gums, seizures, loss of motor control, collapse, organ failure, or coma. If a dog owner suspects that their pet has ...

Some of the common poisonous mushrooms in the UK include Fly Agaric, known for its distinctive fairy-tale appearance with a red cap and white spots ... diarrhoea, lethargy, excessive drooling, loss of ...