Pet Store: Frisbee, collars, food and care

Frisbee → the red-disc display above Bouncy Ball. Yellow Cat Collar → the lower Cat Collar row, at the yellow position. Jump to Frisbee, see the collar placement, or use the food and care labels below.

Check the area on the pickup tooltip

Dog Food → PET FOOD. Cat Shampoo → PET CARE. These are readable category labels in the Pet Store recording, not destinations guessed from the item names. The distinction gets you to the relevant section before you try to identify the exact display.

The footage also shows overhead area signs. Start with the category printed beneath the item name, then compare the display’s label to the item you are carrying. We have not established an exact row, side or cubby for either entry, so this page does not invent those directions.

Inspect the Cat Shampoo label. The written mappings remain available even if the video cannot load.

What these labels solve

If you are carrying Dog Food while looking through care products, the PET FOOD tooltip tells you to change area. If you are carrying Cat Shampoo, use PET CARE instead. An area match is the first check, not proof that any shelf in that area accepts the item. Continue to the display whose exact label matches.

In the opening sample, the counters are 0/1630 Objects and 0/113 Shelves. Later, many objects have been returned while only some shelves are complete. These recorded totals help identify the footage; your current session may differ. Use both progress counters and your held list rather than judging completion from how empty the floor looks.

Frisbee is displayed above Bouncy Ball

The recorded Pet Store wall has a vertical display labeled Frisbee, holding red discs, directly above the Bouncy Ball box. This is an observed shelf label and landmark. The sampled frames do not capture a full Frisbee placement, so the entry does not claim a verified placement animation or fixed loose-item spawn.

See the Frisbee display. Use the label to identify the display, then check which object you have selected before interacting.

At the right display, but the game rejects the item?

At video 1:58:20, the player faces the Frisbee display while the message says “This object doesn’t belong here.” The selected item is Hamster Accessory #4, although Frisbee also appears in the held list. The visible state suggests a useful check: having an item somewhere in your inventory is different from having that item selected.

Confirm the active item name and compare it with the shelf label. The official console swap control is LT; the official PC/mobile description does not specify a separate swap action. Follow your current interface on those devices rather than importing controls from another cleaning game. This example does not establish where Hamster Accessory belongs.

The last carried object and the completion result

Yellow Cat Collar goes on the lower Cat Collar row, at the yellow position on the left in the recorded view. The upper row is Dog Collar. Use the Cat Collar label and yellow match to distinguish them. The display is beside the entrance glass; the outside bench is visible through it.

At 1:59:25, Yellow Cat Collar 1/12 is held with 1629/1630 Objects and 112/113 Shelves. At 1:59:27, the hand is empty and both counters are full: 1630/1630 and 113/113. This before/after sequence supplies the placement evidence. Check your own held list before searching for a supposedly missing object.

Before: collar at its display · After: empty hand and full counters. These totals and this last item describe that run, not every Pet Store session. The later completion dialog offers next-map voting and shows a paid Keep Upgrades option; read the completion choices before proceeding.

Hawks and other unlisted objects

A search-result title mentions Hawks, but our inspected footage does not establish their destination. That answer remains unknown here. The video also shows White Cat Bed and Cat Food being held; held names alone do not prove destinations.

Use the item lookup for the observed rows, and the sorting controls if picking up or placing does not work as expected.