If you love your yard and your dog, you can design a garden that keeps both happy — and even healthy.Cleveland’s USDA Zone 6 climate supports a surprising number of dog-safe herbs, grasses, and vegetables that are easy to grow, thrive in local soil, and can naturally support your pet’s wellness. This guide covers which...
Pressure-treated wood is not safe for pets to chew or ingest. It contains chemical preservatives designed to resist rot and insects, but those same compounds can cause vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, or worse if eaten. For dog houses, rabbit hutches, or chicken coops, choose untreated or naturally rot-resistant woods like cedar or pine instead. If your...