Mike Bober, the President and CEO of PIJAC, shares his thoughts on why responsible pet ownership begins before you get a pet.

Cats are known as being picky eaters. If you want to switch your feline to a new food, we''ve got some tricks to get picky cats to convert.

These pictures got our tongues wagging during our Envvy Uglies contest Let’s start out by saying that you guys really outdid yourselves with the photos…

Is your dog suffering from unstoppable itching that''s driving him crazy? Stop the scratching with common and proven remedies for dry skin on dogs.

Legg-Calve-Perthes in dogs is a hip joint disorder that affects blood supply to the femoral head. Commonly seen in miniature, toy, and small-breed dogs.

We''re wild about birds. Their beauty, intelligence?and knack for pooping on everything you love. Here are some products you''ll go Cuckoo for!

The Icelandic horse is adaptable, patient, and uncomplicated. It is one of a few horse breeds that can exhibit almost all possible colors.

If you can''t bark with the big dogs, get off the runway. Dog fashion isn''t just for petite Poodles - large dog breeds can play dress up, too!

Low calorie dog treats are a great way to reward a dog that''s on a weight management diet or needs to maintain a leaner body weight.

Catnip doesn''t work on all felines. If you''re looking for an alternative to the popular kitty herb, why not give these products a try?

Dog car barriers keep curious pets safely away from the front of the car and eliminate cute but dangerous distractions while you drive.

Another reason to get a cat! New research suggests that a cat in the house around newborns can help prevent children from developing asthma.

Thanks to the friendly personality and happy-go-lucky attitude of the Orange Fronted Conure, it became one of the more popular pet bird breeds.

The data collected by Best Friends Animal Society indicates that there is an animal shelter crisis in America, with more and more pets being abandoned and less of them getting adopted, but it’s not all bleak – even though shelters have seen better day

Scientists have finally uncovered just what it is that makes dogs look like their owners. Turns out, it’s all in the eyes. Sadahiko Nakajima, a psychol…