🐕What is your dog or cat thinking when they get the zoomies? That wild burst of energy is called a Frenetic Random Activity Period (FRAP)—better known as the Zoomies. Both dogs and cats do it. FRAPs are normal ways for pets to release built-up energy or tension after a transition, a time of stress or a time of excitement. Common situations: 1. Your arrival home 2. Letting them out of confinement 3. Bathtime 4. Waking up in the morning 5. Visitors 6. Arriving home after a walk Zoomies can be a f

Zoomies scientifically known as Frenetic Random Activity Periods are a sudden and unmistakable release of energy in dogs. It’s a normal and very common way to get rid of any pent up extra energy. They can happen at any age, though are more common in puppies. They also regularly occur after baths/swim, during play, return from walks, and when owners arrive home and the excitement associated with this. As long as the area the dog has zoomies in is safe, they shouldn’t be a problem. However, if you