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Paws off the pudding: One-in-five Aussies to feed their pets risky Christmas foods

Pet owners have been warned not to let their festive feast turn into a dog’s breakfast, with new research from Compare the Market revealing one-in-five pet owners could unwittingly expose their animals to toxic Christmas treats. (File)

Pet owners have been warned not to let their festive feast turn into a dog’s breakfast, with new research from […]

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