My Puppy Daycare Salon

What kind of game this is

Imagine a puppy that has been hurt, is dirty, or just needs looking after, and you are the one in charge of sorting it out. That is the set-up of My Puppy Daycare Salon, a simulation game from Lion Roar. The listing presents it as a daycare and salon in one, with tasks running from rescue and vet work through to grooming, feeding, decorating and tidying.

The play is a run of hands-on activities rather than a story with a plot. The sections below group them by what you are doing: treating injuries, grooming, cooking, looking after the house and fixing up the garden. The listing rates the game for ages 3 and up.

Injuries, surgery and dental work

The first job is rescue, such as a puppy with its head stuck in a bucket. After that, an injured puppy needs its wounds healed, its nails cut, its ears cleaned and its tail trimmed. The listed tools for these jobs are a bandage, cotton, antiseptic cream, a nail cutter and a razor.

For serious injuries there is a surgery room. The listing says you learn the medical tools used in first aid, then start with check-ups such as blood pressure and heartbeat. After that come surgical tasks: removing wood stuck in the body, dressing wounds and applying ice to a swollen head. A broken tail bone is handled with bone replacement surgery and a plaster for faster recovery.

Teeth are a separate job. You clean the teeth and kill the germs and bacteria, remove cavities, and carry out a tooth replacement. The listing says this follows the same steps as human dental treatment.

Grooming, dress-up and tattoos

Grooming covers a warm bath and a hair treatment, followed by a tattoo on the puppy's body. The listing presents the tattoo as a way to make the puppy look cooler.

The dress-up side lets you accessorise the puppy with dresses, necklaces, goggles and caps. You also choose from several options for its food bowl and its toys, so the makeover extends to the things it uses every day.

Cooking and feeding the puppy

Cooking is a task of its own. The listing names sandwiches, soups and egg custard as the dishes you prepare for a newborn pet. You then feed the puppy so it has the energy to play.

The meals sit alongside the rest of the care. Feeding comes up again in the house section, where you serve food and water near the puppy's home.

Building, cleaning and bedtime

Around the house you build a new home for the puppy, clean it, decorate it and put out food and water near it. The listing treats the house as a place that needs regular upkeep, not a one-off build.

Bedtime has its own routine. You clean and wipe a messy room, put items back in their proper place, and make a cosy bed. Then you start slow music, turn off the lights and wish the puppy a good night's sleep. A separate dream task asks you to find out what the puppy is dreaming about by playing through it.

Garden makeover and fence repair

The garden is the last big job. You clean it thoroughly, repair a fountain through a mini game, and add decorative plants. The listing also includes repairing the fence for the dog's safety and adding light decoration to finish the space.

The listing presents all of these tasks as one journey, from the first rescue through to a finished garden.