When Roxie’s house-sitting for pop-star Savannah, she is embraced by Paw-Tucket’s snobbiest pets. Ignoring Jade’s warning, she’ll learn the hard way whether they were only using her for the apartment.

When their “odd couple” differences become a problem, Roxie becomes determined to be a better roommate, although her efforts might derail Jinx’s goal of becoming a famous vlogger.

While at a Paw-Tucket carnival, Jade ends up stuck on a broken Ferris Wheel with Scoot the raccoon and Trip becomes increasingly frustrated because his small size prevents him from going on fun rides.

When a rash of thefts occurs in Paw-Tucket, and all the evidence points to Duke, Roxie and Jade are determined to prove that their friend Duke is not the thief.

Edie feels that she finally has the chance of putting together a singing group that can win Paw-Tucket's a capella competition. But when Quincy asks to join the group, and proves to be a terrible singer, she tries to keep him from ruining the group's chances.

Roxie plans to host the best slumber party ever in order to convince Jade that sleepovers are fun, but everything goes wrong and the party guests end up angry with each another, until the biggest disaster of the night makes them forget their feud.

When Roxie mistakenly donates to charity a toy to which Jade has a strong emotional attachment, Roxie frantically scours Paw-Tucket, willing to do anything to regain the toy for Jade.

When Petula and her snobby crew enter a rabbit into an Agility race, Roxie and her friends bet Austin can beat the rabbit, until he’s side-lined and the group must form a relay team to take his place.

Everyone’s excited when Bev’s old friend Beau, a big-shot producer on Edie’s favorite “lifestyle” show, visits. But when he keeps asking for favors, they realize he isn’t as important as they thought.

When Quincy has short-term memory loss after bonking his head, Trip convinces him he is more daring than he really is. They have fun until Quincy gets reckless and Trip must save Quincy from himself.

The gang is invited to a formal dinner on a cruise ship to honor a visiting royal Corgi. Bev insists they should act classy and fancy, but their efforts to behave range from mediocre to disastrous.

Bev’s friends are concerned when she announces she’s going to try a cliff-dive at Eagle’s Peak, the tallest summit in Paw-Tucket. Unable to dissuade her, they must hatch a plan for her to land safely.

Roxie and the gang join a wilderness seminar to reconnect with their inner-animal. When the instructor goes into hibernation, they must use their natural instincts to find their way out of the woods.

Roxie accidently tells Edie and Bev Jade’s secret, that she does not land on her feet. Roxie finds herself running all over Paw-Tucket to put a lid on the information before it spreads out of control.

When Jade makes a scarf from a torn pillow, she’s seen as a fashion-maven and copied by all the pets in Paw-Tucket. Her friends must find a way to change their minds, so they’ll never copy her again.

Quincy discovers his gift for mimicry and becomes a local celebrity. His best impression is of Eddie which makes her feel humiliated. He must choose between his newfound stardom and Eddie’s feelings.

When the crew of the Cruise Ship are hypnotized, the gang must take over. But Bev’s strict rules drive her friends to the brink of mutiny. When crisis hits, will they be able to keep the ship afloat?

The pets go camping and have a contest to see who can tell the scariest campfire story. Trip’s tale terrifies the others but it is Trip who becomes terrified when his story seems to be coming true.

The always-chill Jade secretly harbors a passionate interest in crystals, and when a big crystal convention comes to Paw-Tucket, she takes her chance to acquire a rare crystal, but she wants to keep her enthusiasm secret from everyone.

When Petula posts a video of Trip’s inept dancing online, the video goes viral. Unaware he’s being made fun of, Trip thinks he will be a star. He discovers the truth but is comforted by a young fan.

Edie suspects she may have actual psychic powers and after a few correct predictions, others start to believe too. When Trip must make a big decision, Edie must decide if her powers are real or fake.

Roxie, Jade and Edie volunteer to babysit the juvenile Scrappers so they won’t ruin the upcoming parade. Unable to tire them out, the Scappers run amok until Edie discovers her singing soothes them

After Bev joins a roller derby team, her can-do attitude and skills give the team hope of actually winning a game, but her dedication proves to be physically exhausting and could lead to a bad injury.

When an investor buys into Trip’s new invention, Trip finds himself crushed by the pressure of running a big company, a dilemma which his friends help him get out of by finding the next big invention.

When Bev becomes an assistant to a popular magic act, she accidently causes the duo to split and do separate terrible acts. Bev must show them their differences are actually the strength of their act.

Roxie and Jade invite Sherwin, a new pet to Paw-Tucket, to their place after he injures himself, only to discover he won’t leave. They must help him with his insecurities of making new friends.

Quincy, tired of feeling afraid of so many things, signs up for a seminar on conquering fears, to be held at the Chill-Out Inn; Trip accompanies his buddy, figuring it will be a good opportunity to get in some skiing.

Roxie notices that Jade has uncommonly good luck, a fact that Jade tries to keep secret; Edie is having a run of disastrous luck, to the point that she's considering throwing in the towel on her acting career.

Bev loads up her schedule of self-improvement classes even more than usual, prompting Edie to worry that it will cause Bev to miss Edie's art show; Bev, determined to prove there's no such thing as too much on her plate, takes on even more.

Edie, having binge-watched hours and hours of her favorite soap-opera, is even more delusional than usual, and begins to view every personal interaction as a soap-opera conflict; she quickly comes to believe that Trip and Roxie are bitterly feuding.

Mayor, tired of being taken for granted, quits his job. The pets in town quickly discover how difficult the job can be in his absence. Mayor is wooed back after some much deserved appreciation.

Bev applies for membership at an exclusive club, even though her friends tell her it’s “Cats Only”. Bev discovers the club’s skewed entrance exam inadvertently prevents other pets from joining.

Roxie has discovered that if she doesn't visit her family in the People World at very frequent intervals, she suffers extreme homesickness; when she loses her Key, Edie, Bev and Jade go to great lengths to keep her from spiraling downward.

To demonstrate her will-power, Jade announces that she will go without naps for an entire day; unfortunately, she discovers that skipping her frequent, scheduled siestas wreaks havoc on her personality and goes through many mood swings.

Quincy wins an exciting prize - dinner for him and a friend with Savannah aboard her famous, custom hot-air balloon the Flying Disco Garden; he invites Trip as his guest, and the two are wildly eager to get to know the real Savannah.

Edie enlists her friends to mount a production of her favorite stage musical; as she attends to the casting, blocking, choreography, etc., she notices and befriends Carmilla, a shy fruit bat who acts as an all-purpose stagehand.

Edie discovers that she has a virtual doppelganger, Didi, a parakeet who lives out in the countryside; Edie is overloaded with obligations and needs some time to herself to write a new play, so she persuades Didi to switch places with her.

Trip is hugely impressed by a visiting martial artist frog and his stunt team; he meets the frog the morning of the scheduled exhibition, and is invited to join the stunt team for the performance - now all Trip must do is learn the martial art.

Edie and Gavin discover a mutual enthusiasm for hokey, old pirate movies and for role-playing pirate culture; they build a friendship over their shared interest, but decide to keep it a secret from their respective groups of friends.

Mister Yut decides to put a suggestion box in the LPS, but he obsesses over the tiniest suggestion and tries to fix any perceived problem; this eventually drives him to the brink of madness, as he discovers that he can't please everyone.

Bev feels a bit torn between two worlds - she has her aquatic friends, and her land friends; she arranges a Land/Sea Summit so the two groups can meet each other, but it is an awkward event at which none of her friends feels comfortable.

Roxie, Twitch and the gang play a game of Paw-ky with Austin, who is so good at the game that it takes the fun out of it for everyone else; so, they find an excuse to say no the next time Austin wants to play.

Roxie signs up for Pet Pals, a group that mentors newcomers to Paw- Tucket; she gets assigned a young Pal, and looks forward to being the pup's big sister, making sure she sticks closely to Pet Pals' list of approved activities.

Feeling like he's the only pet in Paw-Tucket without an accomplishment, Trip decides he wants to set a Paw-Tucket record; unfortunately, he fails at every record he attempts to set; he says he is quitting, but Quincy makes an announcement.

Jade and Roxie get on each other's nerves and have a roommate quarrel, which gets out of control, prompting them each to move out in search of a better roommate; while crashing with various friends, they find themselves missing one another.

Roxie and Bev volunteer to help out with this year's Premium Pets fashion show, a glamorous annual event put on by Wisteria; they quickly discover that helping out means that Wisteria expects them to do every bit of the work.

Roxie arranges a surprise birthday party for Jade, based on Jade's favorite movie, "Mid-Morning of the Paw-Zombies"; the idea is to make Jade believe that Paw-Tucket is deserted, except for a few zombified pets.

Edie and Jade are producing a wildly popular paw'd-cast of a serialized mystery; Roxie, a devoted fan of the series, is desperate to know how it ends, and is determined to track down the producers so they can tell her.

When Simon Puggerson throws a mystery costume party at the LPS, Jade is reluctant to go, because she does not want her curiosity piqued; the other pets prevail on her to go, but Jade is becoming consumed by her out-of-control curiosity.

The limo breaks down on the way to a show, leaving Edie distraught; to lift her spirits, her friends take turns improvising a story about adventures.

Roxie loves the local news team; they invite her to submit a news segment that focuses on scandal. Roxie focuses on good-heartedness instead, as there’s plenty of it in Paw-Tucket’s citizenry.

Bev and Roxie pull strings to book a Savannah performance in honor of Mister Yut’s birthday. But when they mix up the dates, both scramble to find Savannah and lower Mister Yut’s expectations.