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 ...

This federal agency has a bone to pick with people who give their dogs bones. The Food and Drug Administration is warning dog owners not to give their puppers store-bought “bone treats”… ...

Dental chews, bones, and biscuits. Greenies®, Del Monte Tartar Check® Dog Biscuits, Bright Bites, OraVet® Dental Hygiene Chews, and Vetradent Dog Chews are examples of edible products approved ...

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 ...

Dogs that chew regularly on rawhides and other bones or toys have less plaque and tartar build-up on teeth. 3. Are there risks associated with rawhide dog treats?

The FDA says it's received reports of 90 animal illnesses and at least 15 deaths after dogs received commercially sold "bone treats." Products including "Ham Bones," "Pork Femur Bones," "Rib Bones ...

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

Dog food delivery: Sign up for Ollie dog food and get 50% off your first starter box Does bone broth go bad Bone broth will last around a week in the fridge, but it can be stored in the freezer ...

These homemade chickpea dog treats are a fun and nutritious way to spoil your pup! They’re made with just four simple ingredients you may already have on hand, and they bake up into tasty bites ...

Screenshots from a February 11 TikTok video show a 19-year-old dog eating a T-bone. @kristennotstewart/TikTok. Bryce was sitting on his furry bed, with his owner feeding him the bone as if he were ...