A six-year-old Jack Russell terrier mix named Afi was treated at DoveLewis after eating approximately 35 pieces of xylitol-containing gum, which can cause severe liver damage in dogs.

Afi ingested approximately 35 pieces of sugar-free gum, each containing about 1,000 mg of xylitol, far exceeding the toxic dose for dogs. Just one piece can cause serious illness.

A sweet solution: Common chewing gum sweetener could replace toxic additives in medical hydrogels by Alyssa Schaechinger, Texas A&M University edited by Gaby Clark, reviewed by Robert Egan Editors ...

Daiya cream cheese was reformulated and is now made with oat cream! The dairy-free and vegan selection includes sweet and ...

Regular professional cleanings and checkups can catch gum problems before they lead to tooth loss or other health effects.

A recent study published by Portland State University discovered a variety of microplastics in 180 out of 182 tested seafood ...

Bad breath affects many adults. It stems from poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, or food choices. Sometimes, it signals underlying ...

You already know to avoid chocolate, but there are other dangerous foods for your pup that you might not be aware of.