If you're looking for treats to give to your dog, you may want to think twice about "bone treats." The FDA says it has received about 68 reports of pet illnesses, and even deaths, related to bone ...

The Food and Drug Administration is warning dog owners not to give their puppers store-bought “bone treats” because they have led to illness and death. In the consumer update, the FDA ...

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 ...

Dental problems in dogs can lead to loss of appetite and broken or lost teeth, and it may even damage other organs ... treats. Ask your vet if you have questions about this. Avoid hard bones ...

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 ...

Chewing can provide your dog with stimulation and help relieve anxiety. Especially with puppies, treats like rawhide bones can be a great substitute for your leather shoes and the legs of the ...

Nylabone has made a name for itself in the dog chew market, with its Healthy Edibles line earning top marks from experts.

Start by roasting the bones at 400ºF for about an hour in the oven or 15-20 minutes in an air fryer. If this is your dog's first taste ... If frozen treats aren’t an option for your pet ...

A dog is welcoming senior age with his paws wide open, as he has seen an increase in special treats during his golden years. The February 11 video shows the owner cooking a T-bone specifically for ...