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 ...

The Pet Poison Helpline annually sees a 12% increase of calls to the veterinarian during the week of Halloween, according to ...

Pumpkin seeds are delicious, especially when they're freshly roasted. Plus, they're super good for us. But even though they're good for us, they aren't that great for our dogs. Our bodies are ...

Don’t throw out those seeds – roast them! Not only are they delicious, but making your own crunchy pumpkin seeds means you get to make sure the amount of oil and salt remains within reason ...

But beware: You should remove the seeds before composting or you might find a pumpkin patch sprouting up in your garden. You should also remove adornments such as googly eyes or any bits of wax ...

Guide dog puppy Pumpkin sat on a hay bale in a pumpkin field Puppy raising involves supporting a puppy, who moves into your home at around eight weeks of age, for 12-16 months, before they move ...

This Halloween, Guide Dogs is issuing an urgent call for more puppy raisers in Rotherham to help shape the future of a life-changing guide dog puppy like Pumpkin. Get the day's headlines and ...

Lastly, if you prefer to buy a whole pumpkin for roasting, don’t discard the seeds. One of the healthiest seeds around, pumpkin seeds have protein, healthy fats, zinc, magnesium, iron and fiber.