When you complete the tutorial you will be given 1500 'love' to start off with which you can spend on what you want for your home. Make sure you leave some 'love' for the bento box and purchasing cat food. Once you have just over 600 'love' remaining you should visit the shop and purchase a cat gift box. To access the shop in Adorable Homes you simply have to click on the house icon at the lower right side of your screen and then tap the shopping cart icon. This How to get Love from Cats guide will tell you how you can easily earn 'love' by playing a cat-stroking mini game.
Each cat gift box at the shop costs 600 'love' and they will all contain a cat that has their own unique preference as to what they like doing. The cats themselves will come in different colors and look different. There are 12 cats in total and they can each give you 'love' as a reward for feeding them food or playing a mini game with them. It does not matter which of the cats you buy first, what is important is that you strive to earn as much 'love' as possible so you can eventually purchase all of them and earn as much 'love' as possible from them.
There will be occasions when you open the Adorable Home app to play the game that you will be given an opportunity to capture a Moment with one of your cats. The chances of this happening increase with the number of cats you have in your home. Moments is a feature in the game menu that is a photo album of captured moments of you, your partner, cats, and visitors in random scenarios.
Below is a list of all the cats along with how to get hearts from them in the cat stroking mini game. Each cat cycles through 4 positions during petting time:
Position 1
Default position (this is the position you first see the cat).
Position 2
Cat stretches on its side.
Position 3
Cat stretches and is resting on its belly.
Position 4
Paws of the cat are curled while it is resting on its back.
(pure white cat)
Position 1: Head, left paw, belly, backside.
Position 2: Right front paw, bottom paws.
Position 3: Head, left front paw, rear paw.
Position 4: Any paw, tail.
(pure black cat)
Position 1: Belly.
Position 2: Right front paw, tail.
Position 3: Left paw.
Position 4: Head, front paws, left rear paw.
(yellow cat with brown spots)
Position 1: Backside, belly, and tail.
Position 2: Head, belly, tail.
Position 3: Head, back, front paws, rear paws.
Position 4: Head, belly, tail.
(white cat with gray spots)
Position 1: Right paw, belly.
Position 2: Rear paw
Position 3: Left paw, rear paw, tail.
Position 4: Head, front paws.
(gray cat with white spots)
Position 1: Only avoid the tail.
Position 2: Head, front paws, rear paws.
Position 3: Backside.
Position 4: Front paw, tail.
(white cat with gray stripes)
Position 1: Right paw, belly.
Position 2: Head, front paw, tail.
Position 3: Tail.
Position 4: Belly.
(brown cat with Light brown spots)
Position 1: Head
Position 2: Head, belly, front paw.
Position 3: Front paws, rear paws.
Position 4: Head, rear paws, tail.
(light yellow cat with light orange stripes)
Position 1: Front paws, rear paws.
Position 2: Head, front paw, tail.
Position 3: Front paws, backside.
Position 4: Front paws.
(gray cat with light gray underbelly)
Position 1: Right paw.
Position 2: Head, tail.
Position 3: Head, backside, tail.
Position 4: Tail.
(white cat with crown)
Position 1: Front paws, rear paws, tail.
Position 2: Rear paws.
Position 3: Front paws, rear paws, tail.
Position 4: Right rear paw, tail.
(orange cat with yellow stripes)
Position 1: Left paw, Right paw, belly.
Position 2: Head, tail.
Position 3: Tail.
Position 4: Head, belly, left rear paw.
(white cat with orange spots and gray paws)
Position 1: Back
Position 2: Belly, tail.
Position 3: Rear paw.
Position 4: Front paws, rear paws, head.
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