Pet Games

It’s definitely a bit ironic! Cats, with their reputation for independence and nonchalance, probably wouldn’t be too interested in playing a game about themselves if they were human. But from a human perspective, there’s something charmingly meta about it. It’s like they’re indulging in a caricature of their own behavior without even knowing it. Plus, it’s just plain adorable to watch them swat at virtual mice or pounce on digital toys (like the video below of our then beloved cat, Minos and Iron too).

Both cats (or dogs) and kids benefit from play, but they thrive in different ways based on their respective needs and characteristics.

Playing pet games can be a fun and enjoyable experience. While the specifics of pet games may vary, here are some general tips to enhance your gameplay:

Choose a pet game: There are numerous pet games available across different platforms, such as mobile devices, consoles, and PC. Research and select a game that aligns with your interests and platform preferences.

Understand the game mechanics: Familiarize yourself with the game mechanics, including how to care for your virtual pets, feed them, play with them, and meet their needs. Read any tutorials or guides provided within the game to understand the basics.

Customize your pets: Many pet games allow you to customize your pets’ appearance, including their color, breed, clothing, accessories, and living environment. Take advantage of these customization options to create unique and personalized virtual pets.

Normally, games featuring cats and dogs are played by the young ones. But in this age where pets are so adored by many (thanks to pet influencers and their cuteness), featuring pets in game apps and traditional board games and card games is a hit for all ages. Actually, we often play with our pets, or make them busy by the many toys we buy even if they would choose a box over them. There are also apps designed to keep our furbabies busy, yes cats and dogs are techies too.

But if you find yourself finished with all the tasks of the day, and your pet is taking some hours of its precious 16-hour sleep routine,  there are a number of adorable games featuring cats and dogs you can play to pass the time, here’s our picks.

^Cat-Themed Games For Crazy Cat People: CAT goes fishing

As Furparents we love to play with the cats, we enjoy seeing them play, and I’m certain you play games that has something to do with cats. In the below video, we were introducing the cats to a game of catch –  a mouse  running around the IPad screen. While it wasn’t captured on video anymore, they did try getting the mouse and were successful many times. Iron (gray Ragdoll) even looked under (lifted the IPad with his claw) after the mouse disappeared. It’s fun seeing them having fun!