The city of San Diego will perform ‘eradication’ when considered necessary to reduce the risk of diseases and damage to ...

The good news is that with a little knowledge, no pet (or their concerned owner) needs to suffer from poisonous plants.

Gardening has been in full force, and pet owners have been planning their outdoor spaces, but there’s an important question ...

The summer months bring along a slew of new threats for our beloved pets, and Dr. Liane Merrittt, the medical director at Winter Park-based VEG ER has seen it all—from dogs undergoing surgery after ...

A health advisory has been issued for poison hemlock in Whitman County and the surrounding areas. Whitman County Public ...

But, according to a new study, those pretty plants may be hiding an ugly secret. That's right, new research says that some of the most popular plants on social media could be toxic for our pets.

From innocent-looking tulips to the deceptively beautiful deadly nightshade, toxic plants are surprisingly common in American yards. According to the FDA and the ASPCA, thousands of people and pets ...

Protecting flowerbeds from being dug up and steering clear of any poisonous plants are both vital for the safety of your garden and furry friends. READ MORE: Dog owners warned not to walk pets ...

Nasturtium is non-toxic to animals, so it’s safe to plant where your dogs and cats may discover it and take a nibble or two. As a Companion Crop ...

Think your backyard is safe? Think again. Experts reveal the toxic plants that may be lurking in your garden, from deadly nightshade to water hemlock. Many of these plants can cause serious illness in ...