Dogs and bones go together like peanut butter and jelly, right? Eh, sort of. There are some bones dogs can eat (or technically, chew) and others that could cause serious damage if nibbled or ingested.

When it comes to keeping your canine companion happy and healthy, choosing the right bone is essential. From durable nylon chews to natural rawhides and dental-focused treats, today’s market offers a ...

There are two broad types of bone cancer in dogs: primary and metastatic. Primary bone cancers start in the cells within the bone. Metastatic cancers start in different tissues or organs and move to ...

A family's dog survived last week's devastating Texas floods against all odds by climbing inside a washing machine Hunt resident Cody Vlasek told local outlet KENS 5 that his family's home was flooded ...

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As pack animals, dogs have a natural drive to bury important possessions like bones and food. Burying things also provides stimulation, so dogs might hide toys and food when bored or stressed. To keep ...

We all know that giving your pup cooked bones can cause them serious damage, or even be fatal, but how about raw bones? Some owners argue that because raw bones have a much smaller chance of ...

Q: My husband and I have a longstanding disagreement about whether dogs can eat bones. He says that he grew up with “yard dogs”, and that they gave them leftover bones all the time, and he never saw a ...