More than 28,000 pets were exposed to toxic plants last year, and azaleas were the number one offender for dogs in 2025.

Experts say one curious nibble is all it takes - and symptoms may not show up for hours or even days.

You catch your dog nosing around the garden or your cat chewing a houseplant, and the first problem is simple: you may not ...

Pets bring many positive changes to households. Pets can make homes more lively, and the companionship of animals can reduce feelings of loneliness while offering additional health benefits to pet ...

11-yr-old Daisy was surrendered to the Humane Society of Harford County because her owners were moving and couldn't take her along. She's up for adoption at Harford's Humane Society. (photo by Humane ...

A remarkable number of commonly grown plants show up on poisonous-plant lists. Still, adult poisonings from ingesting plants are relatively rare. It's more of a concern when young children or pets are ...

Gardening is a lovely pastime as the weather warms up, but take special care if you have pets around. In 2025 alone, ASPCA Poison Control staff assisted with over 12,900 plant exposures in dogs. “Dogs ...