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Spring has sprung

Spring has sprung… and we have concerns 🌸🐾

Oh hiiii frens,

It is officially SPRING which means the birds are birding, the squirrels are squirreling, and the sunbeams are simply… exquisite.

We have been very busy supervising the outdoors from our stroller and window perches. Pecan Pie has been monitoring the pollen levels (very high, very offensive), and Lady Blue has been evaluating the overall vibe of the neighborhood.

And while everything looks very magical out there…
we feel it is our duty as tiny, beautiful professionals to let you know:

 

 

Not everything in the yard is as safe as it looks.

There are things that smell interesting… taste interesting… and are, quite frankly, rude to the body.

 

We are talking about:

  • sneaky plants
  • suspicious lawn treatments
  • mysterious puddles (absolutely not, do not drink dis)

So before your dog goes full goblin mode in the grass…
or before someone (Pecan Pie) tries to nibble a “forbidden leaf (dis is not allowed)”…

We asked our mom, Dr. Holland, to explain everything in a calm, very intelligent, very non-chaotic way.

Because spring should feel soft and beautiful…
not like an emergency.

Please enjoy the outdoors responsibly,
and remember:

just because it is outside does not mean you should put it in your mouth (we are still learning dis).

Stay safe out there,
and avoid disobedience,

xo,
Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit 🫐🥧

🌸 March Mews 🌸

from Pecan Pie & Blueberry Biscuit 

(as dictated by two extremely involved cats)

Hello friends, neighbors, admirers, and people who keep snacks in their pockets,

It’s March.
Which means spring is trying, the sun is flirting with us through the windows, and Meowmie keeps saying things like “just a few more weeks” while we supervise dis very closely.

Pecan Pie here. I’d like to formally announce that I am ready for dis catio season. Birds are louder. Breezes are suspicious. Blankets are optional but still preferred.

Lady Blue checking in. I am not fooled by “spring.”
However, I do enjoy a warm sunbeam, fresh air, and being dramatically carried outside like the delicate flower I am.

March always brings a shift — lighter days, open doors, and more conversations about being outside together. For many families, that includes meaningful moments with their pets, spent in favorite places: a yard, a porch, under a tree, or wherever love lives best.

That’s why this month’s Mews Letter includes something important from Meowmie and her team — thoughtful guidance around outdoor goodbyes, including when they can be beautiful… and when they may not be the best choice.

We’ll let the humans handle the serious details (they’re good at that).
We’re just here to remind you that comfort, safety, and love always come first — whether that’s indoors, outdoors, or directly in the sunniest spot on the rug.

With whiskers, supervision, and very strong opinions,
Pecan Pie 🧡 & Blueberry Biscuit 💙

https://azureholland.com/considering-an-outdoor-goodbye-as-the-weather-warms/