Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and as you prepare to feast on turkey, stuffing, and all the trimmings, your furry ...

Tasty, nutritious, and shaped into paw prints – these pumpkin pancakes for dogs are a tail-wagging delight! If you like to ...

This Easy Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe is a treat that Kylie has been dying to make for our dog Bentley! She and Bentley are ...

Whether it’s fresh or canned, pumpkin and squash are extremely healthy. They’re rich in antioxidants, and one cup has as much ...

but the eating quality is decreased. The seeds of most the pumpkins and squash can be roasted and eaten, outer hull and all. Picking a ripe pumpkin and curing it properly is key to having a long ...

While pumpkin is safe for dogs to eat, it should be fed to your pup in moderation, since too much fiber can lead to digestive issues. In general, “foods outside the main diet should make up no more ...

According to the PA Game Commission, intentionally feeding wildlife brings animals unnaturally close together and can spread disease. Of course, disease happens naturally to wildlife, but concentrated ...

Bring on the list-making, gift-giving, party-going time of year. The holiday season would also feel incomplete without delicious dishes to keep everyone feeling merry and bright. By everyone, that ...

Try adding a tablespoon of canned pumpkin to your dog’s food twice a day if they have digestive issues, says veterinarian ...

Wondering what to do with the leftovers after carving your Halloween pumpkin? Well, why not have a-ghoul at some of these spooktacular ideas? The seeds can be roasted and used to sprinkle over ...

Carotenoids, which are also in pumpkins, may also lower the risk of cancer. Eating pumpkin can also be good for your heart. Potassium, fiber, and antioxidants benefit heart health and they’re all ...