When Sunil and Vinnie have a falling out, it’s up to Blythe and Russell to figure out how to get these two best pals back together again.

Both Russell and Blythe find themselves in isolation due to real, but mostly imagined circumstances.

Pepper feeds Blythe jokes at a standup comedy contest, while the other pets concoct an elaborate plan to make Minka believe that she really is the first monkey to land on Mars.

Blythe is majorly stressing about the upcoming International Pet Fashion Expo and her concerns increase dramatically when she’s asked to do a photo shoot for top fashion magazine, Tres Blasé.

Blythe finally makes it to the Pet Expo, but the Biskits sabotage her at every turn, making her think her nightmares about everything going wrong at IPFE might actually be coming true!

While Blythe ponders her life’s calling, a 150 year-old giant tortoise with an interesting past comes to the day camp and shares some life-changing information with her.

Zoe enlists the pets to form a singing group to compete in the Alley Cappella championships while Blythe is too distracted by her mother’s journal to help search for Mrs. Twombly’s missing doorknobs.

Blythe helps Youngmee in her search for the perfect pet while the LPS pets in the day camp must deal with a wayward circus bear.

Russell agrees to let his father Jerry move in with him and Blythe befriends an elderly woman who is eager to have Blythe meet her kindhearted granddaughters.

Blythe and the gang have a scary story-telling contest, while a severely jet-lagged Roger thinks he’s living an actual nightmare as he desperately tries to make it home.

Russell’s dream comes true when Blythe takes him, Vinnie and Sunil to the Renaissance Faire in Downtown City Park, but he soon discovers trouble is afoot when an old friend informs him of nefarious activity at the fair.