Safety Hub
Quickly check if foods, plants, and household items are safe for your dog.
If your pet has ingested something toxic, contact your vet or the Pet Poison Helpline immediately.
Bringing a rescue dog into a home with kids requires preparation. Here is how to set everyone up for success.
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A practical guide to the most common garden plants that are toxic to dogs — from lilies and azaleas to sago palm — plus what to do if your dog eats one, and which safe alternatives to plant instead.
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Not every human food is off-limits. Here are the fruits, vegetables, proteins and treats you can safely share with your rescue dog — plus serving sizes, preparation tips, and a clear list of foods to never feed.
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A room-by-room guide to making your home safe for a rescue dog — covering cleaning products, medications, small objects, electrical cords and the hidden hazards new adopters most often miss.
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Read Guide arrow_forward15 pitfalls to avoid as a first-time rescue owner.
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