Humans aren’t the only ones who have the misfortune of experiencing motion sickness. Dogs can get motion sickness, too! Dog motion sickness is common and can cause considerable distress for both dogs ...

NEW YORK — Last weekend, Lola Star’s dog Dazzle, a mini goldendoodle just shy of 2 years old, ate a joint she found on the ground in the borough of Staten Island. It wasn’t the first or even the 10th ...

Certain human foods, like carrots and blueberries, can be safe for most dogs. But others, like garlic and onions, can be toxic. Dogs and humans metabolize foods differently. For this reason, some ...

In places where recreational use is legal, dogs are getting sick from eating the remains of joints and other cannabis products, veterinarians and poison-control centers say. By Christine Chung On a ...