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It''s summertime and we can''t wait to get out there with our pets to enjoy the weather. We''ve collected 10 fun-in-the-sun products that you''ll love!
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Crimson Rosella is sweet, playful, and very inquisitive parrot that does well as a pet in families of all shapes and sizes.
It''s pretty cold and snowy - but there''s no excuse to sit on the couch with your dog all winter. Get moving and check out indoor dog parks near you!
The friendly Pugalier brings together the bold little Pug and the gentle Cavalier King Charles Spaniel for a affectionate, playful companion dog.
It’s a Pug Life for Oscar, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Oscar is an adult Pug from Omaha, NE. He is already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to d…
Budget-friendly and easy to make, this DIY dog bed won''t cost you more than $15 and you can make it under and hour. Plus, your pet will absolutely love it!
The European Pond Turtle is unique and attractive, and is highly sought after as a pet. There are actually 14 regional subspecies of European Pond Turtles.
Feeling a bit naughty? Is your dog a little devil? Sometimes you have to let loose and let your inner devil come out... in the way of homemade dog treats!
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The Belgian Hare is usually kept mainly for show purposes, and not as a pet. Sudden noises or unfamiliar sounds can easily startle this rabbit.