The term ""Fat Cat"" isn''t reserved for shifty politicians. If your cat looks a little too round (or thin), it''s time to evaluate how much you''re feeding her.

If you don''t want a purse that looks like a furry cat with big balls anatomically private parts, then you might need to reexamine life goals.

A wonderful family dog, the Golden Pyrenees, also referred to as the Great Pytreiver, is a mix between a Golden Retriever and Great Pyrenees.

Cats can go bouncy for balls! If your feline can''t get enough of them, here is our list of the best cat ball toys.

An old breed that was meant to herd sheep, the Pyrenean Shepherd is active and energetic. Reliable and watchful, the Pyrenean Shepherd loves kids.

It may look tasty to your kitty, but that doesn’t mean your cat should eat it! What your pet eats can have a big impact on his overall health, so it&rs…

The Asian Shorthair is really lovable, affectionate cats, much like the Burmese. They are also known for their love of exploration.

Stuffed dog toys are a great option for big and small, young and old- as long as your pooch is not a destructive chewer, plushies will be a ton of fun.

Pitching a pup tent with your pooch this summer? Here are some tips on how to ensure you and your pet will be welcomed back to your favorite campground.

Dog water fountains make sure your pooch stays well hydrated and healthy, as well as cool as a cucumber during the hot summer days.

When you''re out for a walk by the water, keep your dog away from this wild flower. Water hemlock is one of the most toxic plants to dogs.

The Bubbletastic Dog Bubble Machine blows tons of bacon bubbles in various directions for your dog to chase. It adds up to hours of fun - for him to play with and you to watch.

South Carolina shelter animals have a team of passionate pet peeps in their corner. Saved by the Heart Rescue is on a mission to help special needs animals.

With a name like Cimarron Uruguayo, you shouldn''t be surprised to learn that these dogs hail from Uruguay. These dogs are large and muscular with a short brindle coat.

Yay Science! Now we have proof that our dogs recognize what it means when we smile (or frown). Being a dog trainer, I see how dogs interact with their owners…