Having a pet who can talk back makes life much more fun!

Will the factory tour be everything Pippin is hoping for? Come back next time to find out!

Every series has to eventually have a Willy Wonka parody, and Floof n’ Feathers is no exception!

Pippin has acquired quite the collection of bandanas since coming to live with us. He loves to look his best and accessorize. Most mornings he’ll go pick out what he wants to wear that day and bring it to us to get him dressed. It’s absolutely adorable.

This weekend we celebrated a friend’s birthday with a trip to the Greater Cleveland Aquarium (side note, if you’re ever in the area you should definitely check it out!). While they do have a giant tank of stingrays you can touch, riding them like Olivia is doing here is HIGHLY discouraged.

Olivia occasionally likes to antagonize her mom, like she’s trying to assert dominance as the alpha female of the house. On another note, my sincerest sympathies go out to everyone suffering from seasonal allergies right now.

Finnegan and Pippin love to play-fight, but now they’re getting ready for a serious battle!

Happy Star Wars day from Floof n’ Feathers! May the 4th be with you!

The Floof n’ Feathers cast is gearing up for Cinco De Mayo in this month’s exclusive wallpaper!

Pippin continues his search for the secret to flight.

The real reason we keep Pippin on a leash during walks is because, if the wind catches his ears the right way, he’d take off flying like a kite. I’ve measured it, and the “wingspan” of his ears is almost his full body length.

Finnegan loves going to our local park more than anything in the world. We take him there so often that he actually knows the way there when we’re out on a walk. He likes to think of himself as a park ranger and wilderness survivalist but…I just don’t see it personally.

Pippin has developed a strange fascination with eating our TV remotes. We’ve had to buy 2 replacements already in as many days. They aren’t kidding when they say “keep out of reach of children”!

I thought it would be fun to take a look back at one of my earliest comics in the series. Personally, I think it’s amazing just how much of a difference there is in less than two years of drawing! It’s a simple thing, but one that I’m very proud of.

It’s Pippin’s first Easter weekend, and he has a few questions.