Raise a puppy of your very own

Pick a floppy, spotty, fluffy, sausage, curly or pointy-eared puppy, choose its coat and its name, and look after it in a cosy cartoon home with kibble in the bowl, bubbles in the bath, a ball to fetch and a blanket at bedtime.

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Genre: Virtual pet
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Puppy Pal

Puppy Pal is a gentle virtual pet. On your first visit you choose one of six puppies, from a floppy-eared beagle type and a spotty dalmatian to a fluffy pom, a long sausage dog, a curly poodle and a pointy-eared husky, pick one of eight coat colours and spell its name with big letter tiles, no typing needed. Your puppy is saved in your browser and is there every time you come back, with a wagging tail, a happy dance and a "missed you" when you have been away for a while.

Six needs drift slowly: food, water, fun, clean, rest and cuddles, and every one of them is cared for by hand. Drag the kibble bag over the bowl and the jug over the water dish, toss a treat from the jar, flick the ball across the garden and your puppy runs to bring it back, play tug with the rope and try to keep the ball out of the puddle. In the bathroom you rub on soap, pour to rinse, rub dry with the towel and brush until the coat sparkles, and at bedtime you tuck your puppy in, switch on the night light and wind the music box. An in-game clock turns day into night while you play, so the stars come out and your puppy gets sleepy eyes. When a need runs low the worst you will see is a wistful face, and a little care brightens it straight away.

Three quick mini-games of about half a minute have no way to lose: a fetch streak, trick training where you tap the paw prints in rhythm to teach sit, paw, roll over and spin, and a bath full of bubbles to pop before they float away. Learned tricks go on a trophy shelf, collars, bandanas, bows, beds and bowls unlock as you look after your puppy, and every daily visit adds a sticker to the sticker book. Every reward is earned with care, nothing is ever taken away, and soft music box tunes make it a calm place to relax.

Tips for Puppy Pal

Puppy Pal has no way to lose, so the nicest way to play is little and often. The six needs, food, water, fun, clean, rest and cuddles, drift slowly, so a short visit each day keeps your puppy bright and adds a sticker to the sticker book. Start by seeing which need looks lowest and deal with that first: fill the bowl and the water dish, then play fetch or tug in the garden, and try to keep the ball out of the puddle.

In the bathroom, go through the steps in order: soap, rinse, towel, then brush until the coat sparkles. When the in-game clock turns to night and your puppy gets sleepy eyes, tuck it in, switch on the night light and wind the music box. The three mini-games last about half a minute each, and trick training is worth coming back to, because every trick you teach, from sit and paw to roll over and spin, goes on the trophy shelf. Collars, bows, beds and bowls unlock as you look after your puppy, and nothing you earn is ever taken away.

Frequently asked questions

Is Puppy Pal free to play?

Yes. Puppy Pal is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account to create. Your puppy is saved in the browser you play in, so it is there waiting every time you come back.

Can I play Puppy Pal on my phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet you drag and rub with a finger, flick the ball and swipe between rooms. On a computer you drag with the mouse and rub the puppy to pet it, or use the arrow keys to change room and Enter or Space to use things.

Which puppies can I choose in Puppy Pal?

There are six to pick from: a floppy-eared beagle type, a spotty dalmatian, a fluffy pom, a long sausage dog, a curly poodle and a pointy-eared husky. You then choose one of eight coat colours and spell a name with big letter tiles, so no typing is needed.

What happens if I forget to look after my puppy?

Nothing bad. When a need runs low your puppy just looks a little wistful, and a bit of care brightens it straight away. If you have been away for a while, it greets you with a wagging tail and a happy dance and lets you know it missed you.