The Southern Painted Turtle is commonly kept as a pet.These semi-aquatic turtles are low maintenance and a good beginner option.

The Cumberland Slider is known for being active and fun to watch. If you have more than one Cumberland Slider Turtle, you may see them all basking together.

Forget Disney World — Dog Tales Sanctuary and Rescue might just be the real happiest place on earth! Just outside the bustling city of Toronto, Ontario…

As a durable, entertaining toy that is designed to impress felines and their parents alike, The Petronics Mousr definitely deserved to win this award.

It’s the time of year where we’re trying to keep the bugs off our bodies and our plants, but experts are warning that the pesticide permethrin is…

The shaggy Polish Lowland Sheepdog (or PON as it''s known in the United States) is native to Poland and was bred as a specialist sheep herder.

What do you do when your dog doesn''t share your passion for the sport of agility? Instead of being benched, the Hairy Dogfathers have some advice to share.

Tracing its originals to Greece, the Aegean cat is a natural feline breed that developed without human intervention, making it a healthy and hardy breed.

Thunder storms, and wolf poop, and bears, oh my! Kevin Roberts and crew encounter rain, dangerous animals and… poop. It’s all in the name of fun…

The Shetland Pony is one of the most popular horse breeds, especially for children. It''s gentle disposition makes it ideal for new riders.

Even though New Year’s Eve is a fun-filled night for you, your cat might feel differently about it.

Forget harsh chemicals. When it comes to getting rid of gross pet messes, make your own cleaning solutions that work just as well as brand name products.

Sugar and spice and everything nice – that’s what our Adoptable Dog of the Week is made from. Meet Lisa, an adult Terrier mix from Rochester, New…

With their friendly, affectionate and silly personality, the Crimson Bellied Conure is considered by many to be a perfect pet parrot.

Like every other mammal, dogs can overheat. When your dog heats up, you need to act quickly to cool him down. Don’t panic, here’s how to do it