CatDog

Cat seeks solitude, so Dog retreats in a literal suit to be out of sight. Struggling to focus on simple tasks, Cat grows increasingly uneasy and eventually convinces Dog to come out.

CatDog attempts to visit a taco restaurant, but Rancid Rabbit prevents them from entering. After multiple failed attempts to sneak in, Dunglap takes over the restaurant and allows CatDog to eat there freely.

CatDog gets fleas and is given an ugly belt to wear to keep them away. Dog refuses to wear it, but when he does, the fleas move to Cat, leading to a struggle over the belt. After the belt stops working, they find a new home for the fleas.

CatDog becomes famous with their hit song "CatDog Food," but Cat's growing ego leads him to act arrogantly toward Dog and even gain weight. After Cat insults Rancid Rabbit and botches a deal, he realizes his behavior has had negative consequences.

During the Full-Moon, Dog experiences heightened wolf-like instincts, leading to unusual behavior and challenges.

CatDog attends a family reunion where tensions rise as relatives compete for a prized trophy, leading to chaotic confrontations.

Cat, frustrated with being bullied by the Greasers, buys energy drinks from an advertisement to gain strength. After giving one to Dog, he becomes aggressive and violent, leading Cat to attempt revenge against the Greasers. In the end, Cat reminds Dog that this behavior isn't who he truly is.

CatDog goes to the store, where Dog buys a pet named Little Cat. As Dog becomes more attached to the new pet, Cat tries to stay unbothered, but eventually leaves in sadness. After realizing Little Cat is not what he expected, Dog reconciles with Cat.

CatDog and Winslow watch a horror movie featuring a character named "Toothpick Head," and they begin to believe that the eerie figure has somehow appeared in their home.

Winslow attempts to give CatDog an additional side to help decide on fun activities, resulting in a pig, horse, bird, and other animals joining CatDog's collection of personalities.

The Greasers plan a new attack on CatDog, but their plans go awry when Eddie the Squirrel causes chaos, revealing that Cliff has been glued to him. After Cliff is expelled from the Greasers, they seek CatDog's help and attend his "Freak" School. When Cliff later discovers that Eddie was only attached to his jacket, he turns on CatDog and Eddie in anger.

As Brother's Day approaches in Nearburg, CatDog struggles to find the perfect gift. Cat, driven by greed, sells his cherished lufa to buy a wrestling mask, while Dog sells his mud wrestling gear for the same purpose. The episode concludes with the pair wearing their new masks and attacking their neighbor, Winslow.

CatDog attempt a vacation but become stuck in an endless traffic jam. Tensions rise when they argue over food, but they reconcile and try to escape, eventually finding themselves stuck on a bulletin board, mistakenly believing they're on an island.

Cat saves Lube from a dangerous tick, earning Lube's loyalty, but Lube's growing attachment causes problems, especially with Dog. To rid himself of Lube, Cat enlists the help of the Greasers, who attack him in an attempt to drive Lube away.

Cat hosts a party but deliberately excludes Winslow, prompting Winslow to throw his own, which proves more enjoyable. Cat resorts to keeping Mervus and Dunglap captive to force them to have fun, but when Dog and the escaped Mrevis and Dunglap join the party, Cat arrives and causes everyone to leave.

Cat enters Dog in a high-stakes sledding competition, training him in a winter-themed replica of their home. During the race, Dog competes for part of the course before suffering from hypothermia, prompting Cat to finish the race himself to ensure the Greasers' victory.

CatDog encounter a gopher who possesses what appears to be valuable diamonds underground, which makes them greedy and causes a rift between them. As their obsession grows, they forget their bond as brothers. In the end, they discover the "diamonds" are just rock candy.

The Pet-Cat and Dog discover an injured roach in the dump and take it in, with Dog wanting to keep it as a pet. Cat initially resists but eventually grows frustrated and tries to eliminate it using a machine. After the roach saves Cat's life, he reconsiders his negative assumptions.

Cat attempts to manipulate Dog and Shriek into a marriage to avoid being harassed by the Greasers. In a dream, he envisions their unhappy future together, but when elements of the dream begin to unfold in reality, Cat's plan backfires as Dog misattributes the insults to him.

Cat and Dog work at Rancid's factory producing "Kravity Crunch" cereal, where Dog's hard work earns him a promotion to Prize-Stuffer. As conditions for the other workers worsen, Dog's rise to top prize stuffer sparks a revolt, leading Cat and Dog to reunite in an effort to become a prize themselves.

Dog repeatedly breaks the "No Cannonballs" rule at the local pool, leading to him and his friend being locked in as prisoners. After Dog continues to misbehave and is placed in the "Hot-Box," he finally complies with the rules, while Cat attempts to escape. Cat convinces Dog that the pool's authority figure, Rancid, is unstable, and together they manage to break out.

Cat becomes obsessed with collecting all the "Mean Bob" toys, going to extreme lengths to acquire them, while Dog is content playing with the single Mean Bob he already has.

Cat seeks independence and expresses a desire for a different companion rather than being constantly attached to Dog.

CatDog, frustrated by repeated injuries caused by the Greasers, decide to take action and seek ways to defend themselves.

Cat is anxious and on edge as his Swedish pen pal, Ingrid, visits town, leading to awkward and humorous interactions as he tries to impress her.

Dog meets a faster paperboy, which frustrates him and motivates him to train harder to improve his speed. After realizing he can never surpass the boy, Dog is humiliated by the former mailman. He later discovers that the mailman was also exceptionally fast from childhood and ultimately outpaces him.

Cat urges Dog to be more safety conscious, emphasizing that Dog only has one life while Cat has nine. Dog takes the advice to heart, becoming overly cautious and reluctant to leave home, which inadvertently keeps Cat from going out as well.

Dog leaves after making a bet with Cat, claiming he can't spend a day away from him.

Dog becomes frightened after reading a comic book about alien invasions and mistakenly believes the new neighbors moving in next door—revealed to be a group of elderly women called "Grannies"—are aliens.

Cat appears on a television program called *Really Incredible People* in an effort to win over two women by showcasing his charm and talents.

Cat auditions for the role of Abraham Lincoln in a school play, but Dog is cast in the part instead.

A dog detects another dog's scent at his favorite fire hydrant and decides to wait for the intruder to return.

The dogs of Nearburg are fans of "Farburg Burger Bones," but the product is banned locally because Farburg profits too much. Cat devises a scheme to sell the bones at five times the original price in hopes of becoming wealthy.

A dog begins growing trees on his head after eating a Pecan Pie, leading to unexpected and humorous consequences.

A dog becomes upset with the Gorhper when he believes the Gorhper is interfering with his Bone Cellar.

Cat informs Dog that there is a new law requiring all dogs to wear leashes, prompting Dog to comply with the rule.

Cat tells Dog a story about the ancient Egyptians and their reverence for cats.

Cat reads through Dog's personal journal, and Winslow secretly takes a photo of him in the act.

Cat grows frustrated with Dog's lack of intelligence and attempts to educate him using study sessions and video tapes. Unintentionally, Dog drains Cat's intelligence, leaving Cat dim-witted and causing Dog to become unexpectedly smart.

Winslow becomes upset believing that CatDog has moved away, not realizing they are simply on vacation.

Due to the pilot's short runtime, CatDog includes a filler segment where they read fan mail. When Winslow claims there are no letters, Dog invents an exaggerated and wild version of their origin story instead.

Dog enrolls in Clown School as a surprise for Cat, leading to an unexpected and humorous experience for both.

Cat wins a prize at the amusement park with a hairball, and Dog selects a fish as his prize.

Cat wins a prize that requires a five-minute call to claim, but when Winslow accidentally throws a ball, Dog chases it across town, complicating Cat's attempt to stay on the phone.

The people of Nearburg are surprised to learn that the feared creature Shreik is actually a girl, causing confusion and disbelief throughout the town.

Dog receives a medal from Rancid Rabbit, leading him to believe he has become a superhero.

CatDog unintentionally soars on a kite and lands near a statue of Rancid Rabbit, leading local villagers to believe he is a deity.

CatDog enters a band contest, but they face off against The Greasers, who mistakenly believe it's a full-scale battle after finding a torn-up flyer.

Cliff's niece visits, and when Lube can't babysit as planned, Cliff enlists CatDog as a last-minute replacement.

Cat is determined to join a Cat Club and convinces Dog to help by dressing him in a cat suit.

In this CatDog short, the characters take the stage for a musical performance highlighting their unique dynamic and how they manage to coexist.

Cat competes against a former rival in a challenging mountain climb, testing both skill and determination.

CatDog and their friends accidentally get trapped in a garbage truck, which dumps them into water, prompting Cat to take on a pirate-like persona.

Cat investigates a local legend claiming that a certain fish can fly, conducting experiments to determine whether the story has any basis in reality.

CatDog is accidentally sawed in half during a magic show by a magician named "The Amazing Ray," but they soon discover he is a fraud currently in jail. They attend another magic show in hopes of finding someone who can put them back together.

Cat, who is terrible at baseball, tricks the Greasers into thinking he is skilled by wearing Dog's mask, leading them to believe Dog is the poor player, without Dog's knowledge.

Cat encourages Dog to adopt healthier habits and lose weight, leading to a series of challenges and moments of self-discovery for both characters.

Cat attempts to teach Dog how to ski, but Dog's impatience leads to a chaotic chain of events after he jumps off the ski lift.

Everyone in Nearburg is excited about the new Mean Bob movie, but Cat is the only one who isn't looking forward to it.

While cleaning the attic, Dog accidentally frees the remaining lives of Cat, causing chaos as they run loose around town. Cat and Dog must work together to track down and capture each of the escaped lives before things get out of control.

At a museum visit, Dog becomes fixated on the dinosaur bones on display and expresses a strong desire to eat them.

Winslow plays a series of awkward home videos featuring CatDog, leading to an uncomfortable but humorous situation.

Taululah begins searching for her soulmate and discovers that CatDog is surprisingly well-suited for her.

Cat attempts to claim the valuable trophy owned by Rancid Rabbit, prompting Rancid to use every trick at his disposal to ensure CatDog fails.

CatDog believe Dog is allergic to Cat. In an attempt to stop his sneezing, Dog considers shaving himself, but the solution doesn't work.

Cat and Dog experience unsettling dreams in which they are separated, leading them to appreciate the bond they share and the importance of their friendship.

A dog is trained to become a shepherd and is placed with a woman who needs assistance with her livestock.

Cat attempts to impress a girl by competing against the Greasers in a surfing contest.

Cat begins to question his vegetarian lifestyle after recalling that it is unusual for a cat not to eat mice, leading to tension with his friend Winslow.

Cat, having failed to pay the electric bill on time, faces a power cutoff and begins exploring alternative methods to conserve electricity.

Cat becomes determined to impress her childhood crush, Sally, by cleaning the house, but her efforts accidentally transform the home into a wild jungle.

Rancid Rabbit plans to demolish CatDog's home to make way for a new freeway, setting up a conflict over land use and development.

Cat and Dog, while camping, experience a disagreement that escalates into a conflict, leading them into a perilous situation.

CatDog is arrested and sent to jail, where he ends up sharing a cell with the Greasers.

CatDog, frustrated with being teased by Winslow, decide to find him a romantic interest in hopes of changing his behavior. They set out on a mission to locate the perfect match for him.

CatDog indulge in a lavish meal at Rancid Rabbit's new restaurant, only to be hit with an unexpectedly high $34,000 bill. After gaining significant weight from the feast, they confront Rancid Rabbit by challenging him to a sumo wrestling match.

Cat attempts to earn money by converting their home into a hotel, but things spiral out of control when mismatched guests are placed together, causing chaos and frustration for everyone, especially CatDog.

CatDog enters a rodeo and gains fame as cowboy heroes, but must first conquer a dangerous bull.

Cat and Dog visit the dentist, where Cat learns that Dog's habit of eating garbage has damaged his teeth. In a fit of anger and jealousy, Cat and Dog try to sabotage each other's dental health by force-feeding each other decay-causing foods.

A new bird named Lola moves into a tree near CatDog's home, claiming she wants to study them, but CatDog grows annoyed by her constant presence and attempts to drive her away.

The group learns that Shriek comes from a wealthy background, which changes their perception of her.

Cat and Dog celebrate Halloween with costumes—Cat as a surfer and Dog as a vampire called "CatDogula"—but they soon discover that vampire ticks are threatening the town. As Dog's vampire persona becomes real, Cat must find a way to reverse it before midnight by dousing him in garlic juice to prevent a vampire outbreak.

Cat, feeling bored, convinces CatDog to visit the amusement park where Mervis and Dunglap are working. Dog is excited to ride the largest and most thrilling roller coaster, but Cat is too frightened to join.

Rancid, facing a shortage of gold from his bath, devises a scheme to generate income by requiring dogs to obtain licenses in order to avoid legal consequences.

Dog attempts to rescue a turkey named Walt from being eaten by Cat and Rancid, but Cat unexpectedly joins Dog in diverting attention away from the turkey.

Cat and Dog are given as a Christmas gift to Rancid's spoiled niece Rancine, angering Santa Claus, who cancels Christmas. The cancellation plunges Nearburg into chaos, prompting a manhunt for the two brothers.

Cliff and Lube take delight in tormenting CatDog, while Shriek begins to question her life of chaos and decides to chase her passion for ice skating.

Dog suffers a minor head injury when an appliance falls on him, leading to a case of amnesia. As he tries to piece together his past, those around him feed him false information, complicating his understanding of who he is.

CatDog take on the job of paper delivery after the previous paperboys quit due to Dog's enthusiastic chasing.

CatDog encounters what they believe to be another version of themselves named DanStan, but soon discovers these impostors have ulterior motives, including stealing CatDog's trophy and taking over their home.

Cat's excessive teasing of Winslow accidentally sends CatDog hurtling into the future, landing them in the year 3001.

Lola's invention is damaged by Cat, leading to unintended consequences and disciplinary action.

CatDog encounters a museum painting that closely resembles them and travels to England to uncover the historical story behind the image.

Lorraine develops feelings for two people, Cat and Dog, and must decide which relationship to pursue.

Cat devises a plan to make money by having Dog consume people's homework, leading to unexpected consequences.

Residents of Nearburg panic when they witness a cloud resembling an ominous skull, sparking widespread fear that the end of the world is imminent.

CatDog discovers that Cliff has begun taking ballet lessons, which changes their perception of him and makes them less fearful.

CatDog joins a traveling freak show in order to make some money, but his unique abilities and personality lead to unexpected challenges and comedic situations.

CatDog is assigned to work at the fire department, where he trains and prepares to become a fire dog.

A Dog competes in a prestigious dog show while a Cat attempts to pass as a dog by attaching a fake tail.

CatDog and his friends are mocked by the Greasers, who label them "Geekers," prompting the group to form their own club with the same name.

CatDog discovers what they believe to be the legendary "Golden Hydrant" and display it in their homemade museum, charging admission for visitors.

Lube looks for a job at a gas station and develops feelings for a girl who works there.

A dog develops a passion for photography and begins taking pictures of various people, sometimes capturing awkward or embarrassing moments.

CatDog take on stunt work for a Rancid Rabbit movie, though Cat has a personal motive—he wants to kiss actress Taululah.

CatDog seeks a secret ingredient called "pork fat" to outsmart the Greasers, with Lola assisting in the effort.

Winslow helps CatDog and the Greasers become a successful band.

Lola is tasked with creating a documentary about the unconventional duo CatDog, and the pressure is on as she faces serious consequences if the project fails.

On Kooky Prank Day, Cat tries to avoid the usual pranks by tricking everyone with a fake alien invasion using a mock flying saucer.

After missing his final day of school and failing to graduate, Cat returns to complete his coursework and earn his diploma.

A dog's fascination with monster truck shows sparks a new obsession in Cat, leading to increasingly erratic and enthusiastic behavior as he becomes deeply immersed in the world of heavy metal and roaring machines.

Cat seeks to profit by selling honey harvested from the bees, while Dog is more interested in consuming it all. Their differing priorities lead to conflict as they navigate the challenges of working together.

Randolph warns the group that ear infections and similar ailments are about to spread in Nearburg, and as the events unfold, the episode shifts to black and white with no sound.

A gorilla arrives at CatDog's home, and Cat sees potential for the new arrival to join their team for a local bowling competition.

Mr. Wolfington, a wealthy blind man, hires Dog from CatDog as his new guide dog, allowing Cat to enjoy a life of luxury. However, after indulging in gourmet food, Dog has an allergic reaction and loses his vision at a critical moment when Mr. Wolfington needs him to accompany him to meet a friend in France.

Winter has arrived in Nearburg, and Lake Nearburg becomes a popular spot for ice-skating. The Greasers, who were there first playing hockey, confront CatDog and their friends, demanding they move or face consequences.

Dog receives a hypnotism kit containing a book and a Monkey's paw. He successfully hypnotizes Winslow, which impresses Cat. Winslow then convinces Cat that he can become invincible, imagining himself as a powerful dancer or fighter capable of defeating the Greasers.

A close-knit pair creates a delectable treat, only to discover it has an unexpected and unintended consequence.

CatDog inherits a house from their Uncle Horseduck and moves into the area, but their neighbor Rancid Rabbit tries to drive them out with various schemes.

Eddie the Squirrel, frustrated by the Greaser Dogs' constant bullying, creates a giant Cat as a means of defense and retaliation.

CatDog convinces Lola to join them on a quest to find a mythical treasure hidden beneath the ocean.

Winslow's niece and nephew visit, and their presence leads to embarrassing situations that challenge his composure.

Cat initially refuses to be Dog's sidekick after saving Mayor Rancid the previous year but later changes their mind.

CatDog attends a performance of Mean Bob's Theater, but Dog becomes convinced the actor is the real Mean Bob and starts a confrontation on stage, causing the actor to lose his memory. Dog takes him home, believing he can help restore his memory by treating him as the actual Mean Bob.

Cat's curiosity about Winslow's mysterious house and his ability to appear in multiple places leads him to secretly enter the unusual structure.

Cat experiences an identity crisis when a group of beatnik cats move in nearby, inspiring him to shed his refined, picky personality in favor of becoming the relaxed and stylish "Scat Cat." His new carefree attitude leads to neglecting household responsibilities, and Dog must find a way to restore the Cat he knows.

In this episode, Cat recounts an exaggerated tale about a giant swordfish on the wall to impress Tallulah, but Dog interjects with an even more outlandish version of the story. As the competition escalates, Cat ultimately admits the truth: the swordfish was bought at a yard sale.

A dog sustains an ear injury and must wear a cone to aid in recovery, leading to adjustments in his behavior and interactions.

Pete the Polecat performs a song about a garbage truck, while Dog makes an effort to rescue it.

Cat grows jealous, thinking Dog receives more attention and affection from their parents.

A dog learns the truth about where meat comes from and is shocked to discover that his animal friends are at risk.