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You probably think you're doing your pup a favor by slipping them a little treat from your plate. Maybe it's a piece of chocolate cake, or perhaps you're tossing them a few grapes while you're ...

Your dog’s dinner could have a much larger climate impact than you think, particularly if they have a penchant for ‘premium’ ...

Pet food has a high climate impact. Due to pet food, the carbon footprint, or pawprint, of dogs is sometimes greater than ...

A new study that compares pet food types like dry kibble, wet food, and grain-free could help you lower your pup’s carbon ...

Our new study shows that feeding dogs can have a larger negative effect on the environment than the food their owners eat.

Wet, raw and meat-rich products are associated with substantially higher greenhouse gas emissions than dry dog food, the ...

Dogs that eat meat-rich diets can have a larger climate impact than their owners, with the ingredients in British dog food ...

If you regularly treat your pet pooch to fancy cuts of steak or chicken you could be sending their carbon pawprint rocketing, ...

Dogs fed on a diet of trendy luxury pet food can have a bigger carbon footprint than that of their owners, researchers have ...

NY vets warn of canine influenza and bird flu among pets, with canine vaccine available and cases of infected cats reported.

An animal welfare organisation has been rescuing animals on the East Rand and paying for their veterinary care, food, and sterilisations with funds earned through glass and cardboard recycling.