Momma's cat has a friend.

Same frog for about the 5th night now. He comes up to the sliding glass door and they "play" there at the door for a couple of hours. I'll try and get some video next time as I swear they're interacting.

Open that door and they will interact some more.

Toad frogs are known to carry rabies, so if the cat starts foaming at the mouth you've got problems.

Oh no to both. Cat never goes outside so their interactions are ONLY through the glass.

Throw the frog inside.

I had one of those gulf coast toads as a pet for about 10 years when I was younger. The parotoid glands on their backs can make dogs mouths foam. Never seen a cat lick a toad, open the door and get some good pictures

My three love to play with the geckos. More challenge in hunting them down.