Critter Chase: A Tablet Game for Cats and Dogs

How pets play

Lay the tablet flat, start a session and let your pet go. Bees buzz, mice scurry and fish swim across the screen. When your pet taps one, it pops with a little burst and another appears. The game gets a bit busier as your pet improves, then resets so it never becomes frustrating.

Colors pets actually see

Dogs and cats don't see color the way people do. They see blues and yellows well and struggle with reds and greens. Every Critter Chase critter is drawn in yellows, creams, whites and blues, with strong brightness contrast against the background. A "see it like your pet" preview shows owners what their pet sees.

Built for owners too

• Session timers of 3, 5 or 10 minutes, or no limit.
• A pet-proof lock: hold the button for two seconds to open the owner menu.
• Choose one, two or three critters at a time, or let the game adjust automatically.
• Works offline, shows no ads and collects no personal data.

Safe screen time tips

Keep sessions short, always supervise, use a screen protector and end with a real toy so your pet gets a satisfying "catch". Critter Chase is enrichment, not a babysitter.

Free starter set and Pro

The free version includes the starter critters and grounds. Critter Chase Pro, an optional subscription, unlocks every critter and ground, plus a new critter or ground on the first of every month starting March 2027. Pricing will be announced at launch.

Coming soon

Critter Chase is planned for iPad and Android tablets in January 2027. Get one email the day it launches:

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