The usual Thanksgiving Day spread sounds like a treat, but for pets, it can be dangerous. Here what pet and dog owners should keep in mind.

As a dog owner, selecting food for your pet is one of the most important decisions you have to make on a regular basis. After all, the kind you pick is your pup’s main source of nutrition, designed to keep them healthy, happy and energized on a daily basis.

Our pets are our babies, and they deserve the best in all areas of life, including nutrition. When it comes to dog food, we want to know our pups are eating ingredients that will lead to a long healthy life.

If you find yourself in a last-minute situation looking to deliver on the goods your pet needs, you may be in luck. Dollar General will be open on Thanksgiving Day 2025. Whether you need extra spices, pet treats, aluminum pans or a distraction toy to keep your dog from circling the turkey like it’s a prize heist, Dollar General is there to help.

Owning a Labrador retriever with both a big appetite and variety of digestive issues means I’ve tested my fair share of dog food brands over the years. A lot of research went into finding the best match that’s both nutrient-rich and easy to digest.

First, the good news: We did not find widespread or dangerous problems in the samples of dog food that we tested. But our findings did make it clear that not all dog food is made equal. While most products did well when it came to meeting recommendations ...

Thanksgiving is just days away and people preparing the feast may wonder which scraps they can give their furry friends. See the list here.

Many Thanksgiving foods can upset your dog’s stomach — or worse. Here’s what’s safe to share and what could land you at the emergency vet.