They can feed themselves (provided there is food available), use a litter box, and sleep on pet beds without the help of a Sim or their mother. Unlike their counterparts in Unleashed, kittens in Pets are mobile and largely self-sufficient. Cats may also occasionally pounce at Sims and scare them the frequency of this interaction does not appear to be based on their personality or their trained behaviors. Cats generally enjoy these things, but when playing the finger-wiggle game, a cat may eventually become annoyed and scratch the Sim, which will lower the relationship between the two. The cat teaser and finger-wiggle games will continue until canceled by the player, or until the cat or Sim ends them through free will. Sims can play with a full-grown cat by pulling out a cat teaser, tossing the cat in the air, or wiggling their fingers at it. For example, cats can be trained to be filthy or clean, and cats may get up on tables to eat Sim food unless they have been trained to prefer pet food or to stay off furniture.Īfter a cat becomes an adult, a Sim can stroke the cat, pick it up and hug it, or feed it a treat, although they can no longer be held and carried around. The player can do this by scolding them if they don't want them to do something that is bad, e.g., destroying furniture, or by praising them to encourage a behavior.
In The Sims 2: Pets, cats also must be trained so they can live with Sims. A cat in Create-a-Pet for The Sims 2: Pets.
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