Funny Kitty Care

Funny Kitty Care is listed on Poki as a simulator, with cat, animal, doctor and dress-up among its tags. The story is simple: a stray kitten is dirty and needs help. You are the one who gives it that help.

The care comes in several parts. You bathe the kitten, treat its wounds, feed it some treats and dress it in different outfits. Each part uses its own items, so the game moves from one kind of caring to another rather than repeating a single task.

The controls are click or tap to pick up an item, then drag it to use it. If you want to wash the kitten, for example, you pick up the right item and drag it across. The same action works on a mouse or a touch screen.

The game works as a short run of small caring jobs, each with its own items. That variety is useful: if washing is not your favourite part, the treats and the outfits come soon after. Because the whole thing is done by dragging, it also suits a touch screen, where the gesture feels close to the real action, and it can be picked up for a few minutes at a time.

Before you open Funny Kitty Care, it is worth knowing what to expect from the page on Poki. Poki lists it as made by Go Panda Games Studio, last updated in March 2023, and playable on computer, phone, tablet. It does not state an age rating, how long a session lasts or whether you need an account, so this page leaves those open too. The game opens on Poki, in a new tab, from the link at the foot of this page.

Mouse, keys or fingers

Click or tap

Pick up an item

Drag

Use the item on the kitten

• Go in the order the game seems to suggest: wash first, then treat wounds, then feed and dress. It is the natural order and it keeps things clear.
• Take your time with each item. The drag matters more than the speed of it.
• Try different outfits even if the first one looks fine. Dressing up is a big part of the fun.
• Use a mouse or finger you are comfortable with. Dragging small items works best with a steady hand.

Younger players and anyone who prefers gentle, caring games to competitive ones. Poki gives no age rating, so adults may want to look at it first when it is meant for a child.

• The game is short on challenge. If you want goals, scores or opponents, it will probably feel too quiet.
• Poki, which hosts the game, may show adverts around it. They belong to Poki and not to this site.
• The kitten starts out dirty and wounded. Some players may find that a little sad, even though the aim is to help.

• Sweet WorldAnother gentle game, using the same tap-and-drag idea.
• Smash RoomAlso a simulator, with the opposite mood: breaking instead of mending.