Holiday shopping is a rush, but don''t forget your pet! If you need a little inspiration, feel free to steal a few ideas from our holiday pet gifts list.

A condition that affects the cornea in your dog''s eye, Pannius in dogs is a hereditary condition that progresses with age. Learn more about what pannus is.

The Fjord horse is friendly, gentle, and willing to work. Its mane is distinctive as it features dark hair in the center and white outer hair.

Dog poop bags are the barrier between you and your pooch''s poop: you want them to be durable, concealing, and big enough to hold your pet''s number two.

Are you an on-the-go pet parent who happens to be eco-conscious? We''ve got a collapsible dog bowl for you - the PawNosh Fire Hose Bowl.

Feral cats'' instinctive prey skills are being put to use in new programs that use them to help urban areas rid themselves of rat problems.

No, it doesn’t smell like bacon, but “Stop That” spray may stop your dog from acting like a ham Sick and tired of your dog’s endless…

Dog monitor cameras help keep your pet safe when you''re away and give you much-needed peace of mind. Check out which of them offer best value for money!

The Caspian Pond Turtle is active and versatile. These turtles enjoy basking, but they will quickly dive into the water if they are frightened.

Furballs accumulating under the couch faster than you can sweep them up? We’ve got Trifo Ollie AI Home Robot Vacuum and Video to make a clean sweap.

With all of those open spaces to explore, your dog couldn''t be happier with his country life. Ensure he gets the most out of it with these safety tips.

Harnesses can help pet parents keep their Pomskies safe (and stylish!). Here are our picks for the Top 10 Harnesses for your Pomsky.

Sweet, playful, and full of life, this striking gal is looking for someone to give her a forever home! Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Sandy, an almost 2 years old Border Collie and Shepherd mix from Lincoln, Nebraska.

The Affenpoo is a cross between a purebred Affenpinscher and Poodle. They are social dogs that do not like being alone for long periods of time.

The Scottish Fold is a hardy cat, doing justice to the breed''s working class origins. They have very small, soft voices and in general ""speak"" only rarely.