Holy smokes! It’s pretty smoky outside! As it begins to appear like not only will 2020 have a fire season, but given the lack of containment on these wildfires, we might be in for more than just a couple days…
Spring! Finally, the sun is coming out (sometimes), and the big winter jacket can make its way into the closet in another week or two. It’s the season of new life! The beauty of blooming flowers, the mild temperatures, and…
Whew! It sure has been hot this summer, and we here at Frolic hope you’re all finding ways to stay cool! We’re sure you’ve noticed that it’s not just you who is feeling the heat, as our pets are no…
While summer and winter are the two seasons we most commonly associate with extreme weather that we need to be cautious about with our pets, Fall has its own set of challenges. It doesn’t have to be winter for it…
Pacific Northwest winters are mild compared to a lot of other climates, where we only get one or two large snowfalls or systems of freezing temperatures, but that doesn’t mean we can fully relax and assume our furry friends have…
By Britt Miller It has been nearly two weeks since Hanni died, and since then I’ve been trying to think about how best to write this. Do I try to go in chronological order from our first meeting? Do I…
It’s really important to play with an indoor cat. Not only does it encourage bonding between person and kitty, it also is mentally stimulating for your cat and fun. It prevents boredom, restlessness, and depression and makes your kitty happy….
When you least expect it, you come home to find your pet has eaten something from your garbage, the coffee or kitchen table, or your child’s backpack and you aren’t sure if it’s ok or not. Some foods that are…
Toxoplasmosis. Say what?!? T. gondii is a protozoan organism that can infect all mammals, who serve as intermediate hosts. Raccoons, cats and other members of the cat family shed T. gondii in their feces, that can live for months or…
Holy smokes! It’s pretty smoky outside! As it begins to appear like not only will 2020 have a fire season, but given the lack of containment on these wildfires, we might be in for more than just a couple days…
Spring! Finally, the sun is coming out (sometimes), and the big winter jacket can make its way into the closet in another week or two. It’s the season of new life! The beauty of blooming flowers, the mild temperatures, and…
Whew! It sure has been hot this summer, and we here at Frolic hope you’re all finding ways to stay cool! We’re sure you’ve noticed that it’s not just you who is feeling the heat, as our pets are no…
While summer and winter are the two seasons we most commonly associate with extreme weather that we need to be cautious about with our pets, Fall has its own set of challenges. It doesn’t have to be winter for it…
Pacific Northwest winters are mild compared to a lot of other climates, where we only get one or two large snowfalls or systems of freezing temperatures, but that doesn’t mean we can fully relax and assume our furry friends have…
By Britt Miller It has been nearly two weeks since Hanni died, and since then I’ve been trying to think about how best to write this. Do I try to go in chronological order from our first meeting? Do I…
It’s really important to play with an indoor cat. Not only does it encourage bonding between person and kitty, it also is mentally stimulating for your cat and fun. It prevents boredom, restlessness, and depression and makes your kitty happy….
When you least expect it, you come home to find your pet has eaten something from your garbage, the coffee or kitchen table, or your child’s backpack and you aren’t sure if it’s ok or not. Some foods that are…
Toxoplasmosis. Say what?!? T. gondii is a protozoan organism that can infect all mammals, who serve as intermediate hosts. Raccoons, cats and other members of the cat family shed T. gondii in their feces, that can live for months or…