Paw Care

In Paw Care, a small animal clinic waits with bare walls, basic equipment, and a line of patients holding up sore feet. Cats, dogs, and even wild animals come in with irritated pads, over-licked paws, lodged splinters, and tender claws that need treatment. Each visit brings a different paw problem, so you check what happened and help the animal feel better. Coins come in after successful care. Spend them on useful room upgrades and decor for the office, including pet-themed pictures, sofas, treatment lamps, and other furnishings for waiting visitors.

How to play?

Pull out thorns, wipe away dirt, trim damaged nails, and treat the sore spots with the right tools. Some paws need cleaning first before you can reach the injured area. Tools appear beside the patient, and each one has a specific use on the pad, claw, or skin. Gentle movements work best when you scrub, clip, or place medicine. Finished treatments pay coins, and the room fills out as you buy more furniture and equipment for the next visitors.