Tablet · Phone · Just open and play
Touchscreen games for cats and dogs. Put your tablet on the floor, pick a game, and let their paws do the rest.

Four games · Live previews
Adjust speed and sound in each game, then hand the tablet over to your furry friend.
Run, pause, hide, and pop out again
For: Cats · Curious dogs
A darting light, just like a laser pointer
For: Cats · Energetic dogs
Drifting fish and a splash with every catch
For: Cats · Senior pets · Beginners
Twinkling lights drifting through the night
For: Dogs · Cats · Winding down
Cats and dogs see blue and yellow better than red and green. Every game pairs a deep blue background with yellow or white prey.
Hit areas are much larger than the prey and scale with the screen. Taps and swipes both count.
Controls stay out of sight during play. Hold the top-left button for 2 seconds to exit.
The game requests fullscreen and keeps the screen awake, so playtime stays uninterrupted.
Screen games are fun indoor exercise, but time together matters too. A few tips for happy playtime.
Use a tempered-glass screen protector and trim claws before playing.
Keep sessions to 10–15 minutes and finish with a real toy or treat to complete the hunt.
Lay the tablet flat on the floor for stability and a more natural chase.
Start with Fish Pond at slow speed, then speed up as your pet gets comfortable.