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This is a PPS guide made by me. This nifty guide will help you accelerate your skills in Petpet Sitter, it might even get you that spiffy avatar.So I now present to you, The Official Petpet Sitter Guide. Good luck!

Helpful Tips
.It easier to play when the size setting is on full screen.
.It is easier to concentrate when the sound is off. You can mute your sound by clicking the music note on the bottom of the screen or by adjusting your volume on your desktop taskbar.
.A petpet will only need something when not many other petpets are around it... this is good because if a petpet needed something in a crowd of petpets, you wouldn't be able to see the timer.
. If you are aiming to get the PPS avatar, do not look at or think about your score. It will only make you more nervous and you will concentrate less on the petpets.
If you have any more tips, please neomail me and I will add your tip and your name to this guide!

Map of Mad old Mrs. Williams' House

Messes

Ocassionally petpets will create messes. You can clean up these messes by waving the broom over the mess. Messes can be made if you do not get a bathroom-bound petpet to the bathroom in time, if you do not get a robot petpet to the garage in time, or if a petpet knocks over the flower pot, bottles of milk, or the bucket of water. When a mess is made, you will lose five points. However, if you clean the mess up, you gain ten points. It is easy to do this in the beginning but once there are more than 15 petpets in the room, I advise you just leave the messes be. These are what messes look like:

The Timer

The timer on the bottom of a needy petpet indicates how many seconds you have left to drag the petpet to its destination. If you do not get a needy petpet to its destination on time, the petpte will fade away and you will lose a life. When your petpet's timer is almost out of time, the numbers will turn red. You only have five lives so be aware of all the petpets in the room.

This Noil is hungry, and the timer says you have 19 seconds to put it in the kitchen.

The Arrow

At the beginning of the game when you click a petpet to drag it to a room, a red arrow will blink to which room you need to drag it to. It will eventually go away so learn quick which petpets go in which room.

Hungry Petpets

Petpets who are hungry need to be dragged to the kitchen so they can eat. Usually you can tell the petpets are hungry because they stick their tongues out. This is what hungry petpets look like.

Sleepy Petpets

Sleepy petpets need to be dragged to the bedroom so they can go to sleep. It is easy to see when petpets are sleepy becasue Z's will be floating over its head. This is what sleepy petpets look like.

Playful Petpets

Petpets who want to play need to be dragged to the back door so they will not be bored. Usually, petpets who feel like playing will wag something like a tail or its ears. This is what playful petpets look like.

Petpets Who Need To Go Potty

Petpets who need to go potty need to be dragged to the bathroom so they don't make a puddle on the floor. You can tell when a petpet needs to go potty when it starts to shake and sweat. This is what petpets look like when they need to go potty.

Robot Petpets

Robot petpets will always need to be dragged to the garage. They will need nothing else. When they need to be put in the garage, smoke will rise from the robot petpet. This is what the robot petpets look like.

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