Floofpike (floofinition) – 1. A route or pathway established by or for animals for their regular use. Origins: Middle English, first use observed in 1678.
In Use: “The backyard floofpike was busy with a big dog following a little following a cat who was following a squirrel.”
In Use: “The cats have established a floofpike through the yard into the neighborhood’s yard through a hole in the fence. Other animals attempt to use it but the cats declare that it was made for cats’ private use.”
Recent Use: “The first big snowstorm of 2024 had people establishing a floofpike for housepets to go out and do their business.”
Michael Seidel, writer 
We have a floofpike that by the hosta flower bed. Who made it? We’re not sure; it could be deer, skunks, cats, or something we haven’t even considered. Maybe it’s a path the humans made inadvertently. ~Nan
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Yes, you note a salient point, nan: humans are often doing floof’s without knowing it. Cheers, M
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