Mittens & Pants

When Pants the puppy goes to a family wedding, he realizes that because he's adopted, every member of his family is a bunny but him.

When Monsieur LaFleur gets Apricot's help to film a commercial, he worries that he's dropping his carrots too much.

DJ Swimfins is driving to her concert in the park, but her RV gets stuck in the mud. Mittens, Fire Chief Grapefruit and others in Kibble Corners try to help the DJ move her van. Will they succeed?

Blueberry the tortoise makes the very long trip to Pants' house while Pants tries to be patient as he waits to play with his friend.

When the town holds a big talent show, Pants struggles to figure out his talent.

The Mayor worries his big hop into the town fountain, to kick off this year's Hopping Day, isn't as good as the one he did last year.

Mittens hears that Pants and Popcorn are off playing a game that 'isn't' for cats'. But if she can play a kitten game, a guinea pig game and a pig game, why can't she play this game?

Pants' parents try to get Pants to sit still for a photo. But the energetic, wiggly puppy just won't sit still long enough for a good picture.

Apricot, the news guinea pig, enlists Mittens' help to find the biggest story of the day, but no story seems big enough.

When Pants and Mittens get really dirty playing, Pants tries to get Mittens to take a bath in the water, but it turns out that's not what kittens do.

Puppies Pants and Popcorn help Post Pig Petunia deliver mail to everyone in Kibble Corners after her post van gets stuck in a tree.

When Pants finds mysterious gifts just for him, he searches everywhere for Mittens so he can share the news with his best friend. But where is she?.

It seems like all the animals in Kibble Corners are perfectly suited for their jobs, but Mittens isn't sure what kind of job she wants to do.

Pants and Popcorn have fun digging the best hole ever, but when they forget to fill it in, Post Pig Petunia falls in and scatters her mail everywhere.

When Pants accidentally takes Mittens' new toy, it slowly gets destroyed as he tries to keep it safe.

Blueberry the tortoise challenges Mittens the kitten to a race. But how can a tortoise win against a kitten?

Pants is the Puppy Detective. No mystery is too mysterious for his puppy nose.

Mittens plays games one way and Pants another. They struggle to find a game they can both play in the same way, but puppies and kittens seem to be really different.

Mittens is confused by Pants' gift. Socks? For a kitten? She tries to wear them to his house to say thanks, but kittens don't really wear socks.

Mittens doesn't listen to where she should meet her parents after she plays with Pants. Pants tries to help her find them.

When Pants goes to Mittens' house for a sleepover, Mittens wants to show him the best time, but her cat house just wasn't built for dogs.

Puppies Pants and Popcorn try to help various animals with puppy help. But puppy help is very energetic and isn't exactly...helpful in all situations.

Pants the puppy is feeling responsible. But is he responsible enough to babysit all ten of Ms. McRoosters baby chicks?

Pants isn't as good at hide-and-seek as Mittens and Yogurt, the kittens. He gets advice on being calm from Kibble Corners' best hide-and-seek champion, Mayor Sourdough.

When Blueberry the tortoise buys the amazing cat toy Mittens finds at the swap meet, Mittens does whatever she can to trade for it.

Mittens wants to play pirates in a cardboard box, but every time someone else is in the box playing a different game. Will she ever get to play pirates?

When Blueberry gets the hiccups and can't play with Mittens, the two set off to do everything they can to cure Blueberry, but nothing seems to work.

Mittens rides along with Fire Chief Grapefruit for the day. But the Fire Chief gets worried when Mittens begins rescuing things from high places, in a way he's never been able to do.

When Mittens and Pants agree to look after Mayor Sourdough's plant, a gift to the visiting mayor, they almost ruin it by caring too much.

When Mayor Sourdough appoints Mittens as mayor of Kibble Corners (just while he takes a nap, mind you) everything goes wrong very fast.

Pants worries that having adoptive bunny parents might not make him puppy enough for a puppy party.

Pants shows Mittens how he buries bones then digs them up again. Mittens tries to help, but isn't sure she'll ever understand dogs.

Mittens and Turnip hear tales of a mysterious ball that is haunting Kibble Corners. They go on the hunt to find out what it is.

After learning that Pineapple sleeps during the day, Mittens tries to get everyone in Kibble Corners to quiet down for her friend's cat nap.

When Mittens stays home to wait for the cat-pops to freeze, she ends up helping the many citizens of Kibble Corners get ready for the parade.

Mittens helps Post Pig Petunia deliver a special birthday cupcake the Mayor baked for Nanna Ribbit. But will they get it to her in time?

When Post Pig Petunia's new self-driving mail van takes off without her, there's only one animal that can go fast enough to catch it.

When Mittens' cousin, Ropa, comes to visit, she over-plans the whole day, which threatens to ruin all the spontaneous fun.