Unfortunately, Halloween candy isn’t considered safe for dogs. Here's why dogs should never eat Halloween candy and how to keep your pooch safe throughout spooky season. Halloween candy not only ...

When you get home with your Halloween haul, don't share it with your family pooch. Some of the brightly colored items in that ...

(WYTV) — Here’s how these candy bars got their names ... meaning the candy is great to eat while watching a show. Kit Kat: ...

Halloween can be an enjoyable time for dogs, particularly if you have any parties or gatherings with more friends for them to get attention from! But Halloween can also be a dangerous time for our ...

Although Snickers is relatively higher in calories than other candy, Gorin recommends a "fun-size" bar because it ... when you’ll indulge. Eat candy as a planned part of dessert rather than ...

There were the “good” houses, the “special” houses, that handed out full-size candy bars and not the misleadingly ... Their little Pekinese dog would be at their heels yapping as they ...

Non-candy treats come in many forms. Consider giving out small toys or games instead of candy bars or chewy candies ... This is different from just eating candy treats. Engaging in activities ...

We are the men and women, who in the prime of our young lives, became part of something much bigger than ourselves ... Mostly, I sat in the back of the bus eating candy bars and smoking cigarettes.

Eating at the bar is a taste of freedom. You can walk into a restaurant on the spur of the moment, gesture toward the bar and, before you know it, you’re in. No reservation, no fuss, no big deal.

And with it come thoughts about costumes, pumpkins, ghastly decorations and — of course — candy. Who doesn’t love an excuse to pop fun-size chocolate bars ... you do eat part of celebrating ...

Butterfingers, Goobers, Milk Duds and Candy Corn… Which sweet will come out on top as the Stylist team taste test American chocolate and sweets for the very first time? There are hundreds of ...