I mean, is the frog “it” or she/he ?
It’s a better story if it’s a girl frog, so instead just say you have good literary instincts 
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It looks awful, you eat those?
Haven’t tried them, but I would if they were cooked. They look like chicken to me.
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Indeed, I do.
I was making money by selling essays to the stupid kids in school.
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I’m turning vegetarian. This illness gave me that
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If you don’t know if the frog is male or female, and you’re not trying to add a charming, non-literal twist to your story, then you would say “it”. But using “her” in your story gave it a sweet, personal flavor. It made it sound like you had taken the time to get to know the frog. It was a nice touch.
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