Chocolate contains a chemical called theobromine that is extremely toxic for dogs. There is an uptick in chocolate poisoning incidents around holidays that involve sweets, like Easter and Halloween.

For example, the risk of chocolate, which can be poisonous in dogs. But does that mean you have to panic if your pup gets a nibble? It depends, but our veterinarians have everything you need to ...

The colour of your dog's poo is a great indicator of their overall gut health and how easily they're digesting their food. Ideally, their poo should be a chocolate/mahogany brown, meaning they're ...

The food your dog eats shapes the look of their doo-doo, so it’s important to know what a healthy poo looks like based on their diet: Traditional food: Milk-chocolate coloured, moist and firm ...

Here’s why some dogs can’t resist a faecal feast, known more technically as coprophagia. Coprophagia or coprophagy is the scientific term for eating faecal matter (poo). It’s a behaviour ...