FAQ

Plain mashed potatoes can be safe for dogs if served in moderation without butter, milk, salt, or seasoning. Avoid giving processed or flavored varieties.

The safest type of cat carrier is a hard-sided carrier with a removable top, which provides superior protection, stability, usability during vet visits, and ease of cleaning.

Dogs can eat plain, cooked mashed potatoes in small amounts, but avoid added butter, salt, dairy, or seasonings. Only serve as an occasional treat and never raw.

The safest cat carriers are hard-sided models with removable tops, such as the Sleepypod Air In-Cabin Pet Carrier and the Amazon Basics 2-Door Top Load, which offer secure containment, easy access, and crash testing or sturdy construction.

You can apply to accredited nonprofit organizations that provide trained service dogs free of charge to eligible individuals with disabilities, though there may be waiting lists and an application process. Some programs require documentation of your disability and participation in interviews or training.

Bees are not inherently poisonous to dogs, but their stings can inject venom that causes pain, swelling, and, in some cases, severe allergic reactions.

In most cases, a wasp sting in dogs causes minor pain and swelling, but you should monitor for allergic reactions and seek veterinary help if severe symptoms appear.

Bees are not poisonous to dogs, but their stings can inject venom that causes pain, swelling, and, in some cases, serious allergic reactions.

Most wasp stings cause mild irritation in dogs, but you should monitor for signs of an allergic reaction or breathing issues and seek veterinary care if they develop.

Bees are not inherently poisonous to dogs, but their stings can cause pain, swelling, or dangerous allergic reactions, especially when multiple or in sensitive areas.