On April 16, Goose — a two-year-old Lagotto Romagnolo dog — was playing as usual in the courtyard of the Lurgan, a 214-unit ...

While adorable to look at, the fairytale gets old fast when deer show up in the garden. But there are plants you can grow ...

Hundreds of seas animals have died due to a toxic algae bloom stretching from San Diego to San Luis Obispo. Marine life ...

The Lower Hudson Valley is home to hardiness zones 6a through 7b, which provides a great climate for many deer-resistant ...

While some plants can be as small as an upset tummy if ingested by your dog or cat, others bring serious health issues.

Manifest destiny and westward expansion, North America was covered with large mammals that moved across the landscape grazing as they went. These animals were crowded out and replaced with different ...

As more people will be spending their time outdoors with temperatures jumping into the 80s this week, it serves as a reminder to be cautious around one plant for you and your pets.

Plants use toxic chemicals to protect themselves from insects, herbivores, and pathogens. But they also need to attract ...

Here are some toxic plants commonly found outdoors, and who to call for help if you think your pet has been poisoned.

The plant has small white flowers that grow ... Jimsonweed is also poisonous to pets and livestock. Call poison control or visit a nearby emergency department if you or your child ingests ...

Many common plants, such as Sago palms and Coonties, are toxic to pets. Pet owners should research plants and create safe zones in their yards. We use terms such as landscaping for the design of ...