5. Roses A popular choice to gift loved ones, roses aren’t actually toxic to pets. However, the thorns can injure a pet’s ...

If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a ...

These popular succulents come in many varieties. Haworthia fasciata, commonly called a zebra plant, grows in a striped ...

Peet's Coffee said plant-based milk will be offered at the same price as dairy starting this summer. The company has a long history in the Bay Area, with its first location opening in 1966 at Vine ...

With spring's arrival, certain common plants and flowers pose a risk to canine health, some even having potentially lethal effects. Michael Nelson, the founder of the reputable dog house and ...

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Workers want significant improvements in wages, pensions and overwork. The Nestlé Purina plant produces food for dogs and cats including ALPO, Beneful, Beyond, Dog Chow, Friskies, Purina One ...

Succulents are popular for their low-maintenance needs and trendy look. However, many are toxic to pets, so you should look for safe alternatives instead.

As reported by Birmingham Live, plants such as azaleas can cause serious harm if ingested by dogs, prompting vets to advise dog owners to keep these and other similar plants out of their pets' reach.

A powerful new toolkit for plant biology Although ExPOSE is currently used to study individual cells, Cox envisions an even bigger future for expansion microscopy in plants."We're trying to ...

Whether it's for a leisurely stroll or simply seeking company at home, dogs are often our go-to pals. Therefore, ensuring their safety is paramount. Unbeknownst to many, certain everyday foods can ...

Did you know that certain plants may be poisonous to your pets? Pets are typically quite curious and may be tempted from time to time to sniff out, lick, or chew on plants, bushes or trees.