Dog car harnesses ensure your pet''s safety and comfort during the drive. Here is our pick of harnesses that offer optimal balance between the two!

A disease that can be a serious pain in the behind, learn what you can do about Colitis in dogs. This condition affects the dog''s colon, or large intestine.

Meet Maude, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Maude is an adult female English Bulldog from Decatur, Illinois. She’s already spayed, housetrained, purebre…

Peach faced lovebird is perhaps the most popular pet choice amongst the Lovebird family, and with a good reason- it''s cute, social, and easy to care for!

The Russian Tortoise is one of the most popular pet tortoise breeds. These tortoises are entertaining, friendly, active, and outgoing.

Pencilfish are named for their slender, pencil-like shape and they generally grow no more than 2 inches long. They are peaceful by nature.

The Swiss Fox Rabbit is a rare long-haired breed that makes an excellent family pet. Calm and docile, they''ll get on great with older kids

The Berger Blanc Suisse are intelligent, as well as friendly by nature and loyal to their families. A unique breed that makes an excellent family pet.

Meet Golden Saint, a designer dog that brings together two well-loved purebreds together, the Golden Retriever and Saint Bernard.

You might start scratching reading the word ‘lice,’ and shiver at the thought of your dog having lice. Here’s what you need to know to prev…

How’s this for scary – federal animal health officials are saying that nearly 600 pets have died and more than 3,600 have taken ill after eating…

Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Sparky, a 4 years old Chihuahua mix from Wethersfield, Connecticut. He is neutered, vaccinated, and housebroken.

We know it''s hard to get to the gym - you need a boost of motivation. Here''s our top 10 list of pet-themed gym gear, guaranteed to your butt moving!

A relatively hardy and easy to care for livebearer, the swordtail is one of the most popular aquarium fish species among beginner aquarists.

Dogs and cats often eat things they''re not supposed to - and we pay for it. Trupanion''s report explains how foreign body ingestion in pets is on the rise.