The Dogington Post is, as you might expect,

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The Dogington Post is, as you might expect, all about dogs. (Its name is a playful take on the Huffington Post.) This dog blog shares all sorts of content for dog lovers, including news stories, product reviews, information posts, and australia phone number resource roundups of funny dog-related content on social media.

5. The Conscious Cat
The Conscious Cat Pet Blog Example (Screenshot)
The Conscious Cat shares lots of cat-related information, often with a personal slant from authors who talk about their personal experiences (as in this post about cats and babies). Articles on this cat blog cover issues like cats that keep trying to escape, how to train your cat to walk on a leash, and information about working cats.

The blog is monetized through affiliate links, particularly to Amazon. There’s even a product guide that brings together lots of their reviews and recommendations.

6. The Catnip Times
The Catnip Times Cat Blog Example
The Catnip Times, founded by Lauren Mieli, is full of news, facts, and articles for cat owners. It covers topics like cat behavior and cat care, as well as having a number of articles rating and reviewing cat-related products like scratching posts. It’s monetized through ads and affiliate links.

7. Bodie on the Road
Bodie on the Road Pet Blogger Example (Dog Blog Screenshot)
A more personal take on pet blogging, Bodie on the Road tracks the adventures of Bodie and his owner Belinda Jones. The blog covers pet travel tips, trips to dog-friendly places, dog-friendly resorts, Bodie’s reviews of products, and more. Belinda’s book, Bodie on the Road, is promoted on the blog, along with her other books; the site is also monetized through affiliate links.