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This pale cream kitten has hauled itself up onto a leopard print blanket and is gazing off to one side with big blue eyes, like it’s just heard its name called. That little pink nose and those oversized ears make it about as adorable as a photo gets.
About this puzzle
Every kitten starts life with blue eyes. The color you see in an adult cat, whether green, gold or copper, only develops over the first couple of months, so a blue eyed kitten like this one is still very much a baby.
Here the kitten is propped on its front paws with its chin lifted, soft cream fur catching the light against a deep, shadowy red background. Faint ginger stripes show through on the head and legs, and the leopard print underneath adds a splash of pattern along the bottom of the frame.
How to play
Pick a piece count, then drag pieces around with your mouse or a finger. When one lands where it belongs it snaps in and stays. You can peek at the full picture any time, and there’s no timer.
Tips for solving this one
Start with the face, since the pink nose, blue eyes and dark ear tips are the easiest pieces to place. Then build the pale cream body outward. The leopard print along the bottom is a fun section on its own. Save the dark red background for last, where the plain edge pieces will guide you.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes, completely. No account, no payment, no catch. Just pick a puzzle and go.
Does it work on a phone?
It does. The board resizes to fit your screen, though the soft cream fur is a bit easier to sort on a tablet or laptop.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Choose the number of pieces before you start. Fewer pieces for a quick play, more if you want that dark background to really test you.
Will it save my progress?
Your progress holds as long as the tab stays open. Close it and the next visit starts fresh.
Like puzzles you can hold?
If you’d rather have real cardboard pieces spread across a table, there are plenty of cat jigsaw puzzles to choose from. Browse cat jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.