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| Recurring: Carpet | Chains | Cherries | Cookies | Donuts | Ice Layer: Boxes | Carpet Roll | Colored Boxes | Cat Houses | Cat Treats | Jelly | Ribbons with Bows | Statues | Surprise Box | Walnut Fluid and Spreading: Cooking Pots | Ivy | Oil | Rich Suds | Soap | Soap Foamer | Suds | Steam Container: Apples | Bear-in-a-Box | Cats | Color Pencils | Corn | Hats | Jelly Packages | Lemonade | Light Bulbs | Refrigerators | Rings | Rock Carving | Pool Table Special: Generator | Gramophone | Gravitation | Magic Hats | Plasma Globe | Portals | Puzzles | Tube of Paint Other Elements: Ball of Yarn | Brooches | Compasses | Jam | Lanterns | Origami | Parrot | Tiles | Timers | Toaster | Vacuum | Water Buckets Other Obstacles: Alarm Clock | Balloons | Blankets | Chest with Keys | Cobwebs | Filing Cabinets | Flower Pots | Ice Bomb | Phone | Stained Glass | Walls | Window Blinds |
Cat Treat Boxes are Immovable Container Obstacles in Homescapes, commonly seen in Furry Tales. It is the only Obstacle with 9 layers because Boxes and Jelly have a maximum of 6 layers. However, simple matches can affect the package.
Each time the bigger layer is destroyed, the two smaller ones move to a new location. In total, a single Cat Treat Box contains 4 Cat Treats. Usually, 2 Cat Treat Boxes will be present on the board when they appear, however this isn't always the case.
Tips on Cat Treats[]
- Combos can remove many wrappings at once.
- Bombs and Paper Planes are beneficial in collecting Cat Treats.
- Combining a Rainbow Ball and a Paper Plane is the best option for collecting Cat Treats. You can get rid of multiple layers at once doing this.
Here is the Layers chart for reference: (Note that Cat Treats have more layers than all of the blockers on the chart.
