Should old resolutions be forgot… Christina Peden has made some new ones. What’s different this year – they all have something to do with…

Without a doubt, Olive Headed Lorikeet lives up to its nickname - they are the Perfect Lory on many levels. Find out why!

The low-shedding Cavapoo is a great companion dog whose small stature makes him a perfect fit for apartment dwellers, seniors, and singles, and families.

Before you board your dog, make sure you’ve done your homework – and we’ve made it easy for you with this list of helpful dos and don&rsquo…

It takes a village to raise a dog. But how do you reel in unruly behavior when you''re lending a helping hand by walking family member''s pooch?

We love it when our doggos have that pearly white smile, don’t we? It means that their teeth and gums are in good shape and that’s a good indicat…

All good things must come to an end, including summer vacation. Kevin Roberts wraps up his canine canoe trip... until next year.

A golden vision, Quill is our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Quill is a female Goldendoodle from Chesapeake City, MD. She is housetrained, good with kids, good w…

Does your dog have dry or irritated skin? You may be wondering, can I put Vaseline on my dog? Read on to learn if it''s safe for your pooch.

Triggerfish are a fish comprised of roughly 40 distinct species. They are characterized by their laterally compressed bodies and comparatively large heads.

Bananas are a popular healthy snack - but can cats eat bananas? Read on to find out if this fruit can be fed to your pet.

Known as the tallest of dog breeds, the Irish Wolfhound is a gentle giant. This breed is easy going, soft natured, calm, sensitive, sweet, and patient.

Mekong Bobtail cats are friendly, social creatures who like to show their affectionate to their owners. They are generally quiet, though they are curious.

Of all the terriers, there may be none that so embody what we imagine this type of dog to be than an Airedale Terrier. They are known as quick learners.

You don’t want to spay or neuter your dog – but you do have other options when it comes to controlling the pet population You might be surprised…