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What a very happy birthday girl! She’s so lucky to have so much love and support from you guys! From the bottom of our hearts: thank you 🫶🏼

Tell me you live with a celebrity without telling me you live with a celebrity. (Her birthday isn’t until the 19th)

Most skilled recall EVER!

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New painting I did of my favorite subject 💜🐠

Stranger dolphin sighting

If your pet was a chef, what would be their favorite thing to cook? 👩🏼‍🍳 I’ll go first ⬇️

If your pet was a human, what would their job be?

Thunder buddies for life!

The origin of Mouse Toy’s dilemma

Life is short. Dance with your cat 💜

The Mouse toy saga continues. He was saved, yet again, from starvation. #talkingcat

So polite and so persistent about her politeness

What do you think she meant?

We just love Christmas trees so much…

The evolution of “The Christmas Tree Tantrum”

If you think your pet will ask for treats constantly if you give them buttons: Pets are more complex than we think. Treats are not mentally nor physically stimulating for your pet. They just like treats. Truth be told: they need and WANT more than treats. Buttons have helped me realize this.

You didn’t know you needed a Lisa Frank Flounder, but now that you have it, you don’t want to be in a world without it…

Tried watching A Christmas Marathon on TBS and here is Flounder’s review:

From our Christmas tree-loving, Pocahontas watching, screaming, talking, paddle boarding, ballet dancing, mouse toy petting (and eating), aquatic household to yours: We hope you have a very magical holiday filled with everything that makes you happy! 🎄 -Nina and Flounder

If you think your pet will ask for treats constantly if you give them buttons: Pets are more complex than we think. Treats are not mentally nor physically stimulating for your pet. They just like treats. Truth be told: they need and WANT more than treats. Buttons have helped me realize this.