Veterinary Q&A: Chocolate, rat poison, slug bait, marijuana and antifreeze are common toxins for pets

Dr. Joe Musielak, an emergency-care vet at Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital in Snohomish, says five dog and cat toxins are most commonly seen in our area: chocolate, rat poison, slug bait, marijuana and antifreeze. (Dr. Joe, as he prefers to be called, is pictured right with Basil, owned by Pilchuck vet tech Risa Hill.)

Kitsap County family speaks out about group that promised service dog

The Creightons fear they may have been the victims of a scam perpetrated by Animals for Autism.