It’s the perfect day to consider adopting a pal for your pet PetGuide.com is dedicating the month of November to multiple pet ownership and we were thr…

If you are looking for a parrot that isn''t exotic and large, but has a fun and loving personality, then the Celestial Parrotlet is the choice for you!

It may be warm here in Florida at Global Pet Expo 2018, but DOOG has pop-up dog pools that are a super cool solution for hot dogs!

Morkies need small but durable toys for their brain and dental development and here are our top 10 toys that will aid in both.

Whether it''s cold weather or senior years, a warm bed comes in handy. These are top 15 best heated beds for dogs that will keep any fur baby warm and comfy!

It''s so cold, that we sent Kevin Roberts the Outward Hound ThermoVest to review on his dogs so we could stay inside and sip hot chocolate by a roaring fire.

The new technology could have applications for everything from search and rescue dogs to our pets and shelter animals Researchers at North Carolina State Uni…

Want to get in better shape with your dog? It would be great to have something that would keep me on track - kind of like MyFitDog''s Best Fit Friend.

Are you thinking about feeding your dog wet food? In the second part of her series, Sabine Contreras, Canine Care and Nutrition Consultant, takes a look at t…

Merry Skijormas! Kevin Roberts serves up a few bright tips on how to make the most of the holidays – especially when active dogs are part of your festi…

An animal shelter in Bangor, Maine is using adoptable cats to bring lots of furry love to seniors who aren''t able to have pets of their own.

The Poochin is a cross between a purebred Japanese Chin and Poodle. Poochins are loyal and obedient little dogs that make wonderful family pets.

Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Spots, a 2 years old spotted coat mutt from Santa Fe, New Mexico. He is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

You''ll go nuts for Walnut, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Walnut is a young male Pitbull mix from Sunnyvale, California.

Cats are able to contort their bodies into all kinds of positions when they stretch. Here''s what experts say about cats and their nimble stretching habits.