The short answer is no. Ham contains ingredients that aren't safe for dogs to consume in large quantities, so it's best to save this particular treat for your human family members. While dogs can ...

GREENSBORO, NC -- Dog owners say this a treat called the "Real Ham Bone" is making their dogs sick...or worse, killing them. "I thought that was pretty cool for that big of a bone for my little dog," ...

Many dog owners know not to toss a turkey or chicken bone to their dog, but the FDA says some "bone treats" sold in stores are even riskier. According to a warning on their website, the FDA says it ...

Many dog owners know not to toss a turkey or chicken bone to their canine companion, but the FDA reported some "bone treats" sold in stores are even riskier. According to a warning on their website, ...

Eating pork is fine for most dogs. A little ham is great, as it contains proteins that dogs need, plenty of fat, and many micronutrients like iron and zinc that are important in a balanced diet. But ...

The FDA says it has received a number of reports of dogs becoming ill after consuming bone treats. These pre-packaged treats may be marketed as "Ham Bones" or "Pork Femur Bones." Dog owners and ...

Dogs chewing on a bone is a common visual. However, some bones are absolutely not healthy for dogs. Bone fragments can cause internal bleeding and lead to very serious health problems. That is why ...

If you’ve been buying bones for Buster, it’s time to stop immediately. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an official warning that processed “bone treats” for dogs - typically real animal ...

The Food and Drug Administration is warning pet owners that dogs should not be given processed "bone treats" after receiving 68 reports of pet illnesses and deaths. No specific brands were named and ...

Many dog owners know not to toss a turkey or chicken bone to their dog, but the FDA says some "bone treats" sold in stores are even riskier. According to a warning on their website, the FDA says it ...