The Kimola is arguably one of the most family-friendly dogs around. They are naturally happy dogs who is easy to train and eager to please.

Sneezing, itching, licking, runny eyes - dog allergies can present in many ways and come from different sources. Here''s how you can give your dog relief.

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One of the rarer conures in the pet parrot world, Brown Throated Conure is incredibly charming and makes a wonderful pet.

The temperature has started to drop and my floor is starting to get cold. Muttsoks non-slip dog socks will help Oscar keep his paws toasty warm this winter.

Say “Hello” to Sheba, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Sheba is an adult female German Shepherd from Montgomery, Alabama. She’s already spaye…

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A hunting and tracking dog by nature, the Wire Fox Terrier has got agility and energy to spare. An alert, playful, independent and affectionate breed.

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How do you keep your cat entertained and out of trouble? If you want to train his brain, try one of these puzzle games for cats.

Don’t let her wild looks fool you – this girl is as sweet as they come! Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Willow, a little under 2 years old Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute mix from Boise, Idaho.

Elegant and athletic, the active LaPerm is also an excellent lap cat with an affectionate, gregarious, and inquisitive nature. They make superb family pets.

Generally easy-going, the English Setter is prone to obedience and loyalty. This dog was originally bred for hunting, like many others its pedigree.

The Yellow Naped Amazon is easily among the friendliest, loveliest and cuddliest pet parrots on the market. Their long lifespan makes them great companions!