Hasbro Biggest All Littlest Pet Shop Houses Playset

I have to say this All Littlest Pet Shop Houses is definitely one of the better made toys of this kind. It works well and my daughters have had a blast playing with it.

I was reluctant to buy this All Littlest Pet Shop Houses at first as we have many other similar play sets, but LPS has kept their interest more than any play set that they have because it is so unique and has many cool features to explore. It is a great alternative to Bratz and Barbies in my opinion. There are also less itty bitty pieces than Polly Pockets, which makes it easier to clean up.

Someone else posted about the multitude of rubberbands an twist ties, and I agree...there are tons! And we had a similar situation where we didn't remove all of the rubberbands so we thought one of the features wasn't working. Luckily we figured it out before returning or exchanging this toy.

Definitely highly recommended!!!

I bought this All Littlest Pet Shop Houses toy for my daughter in June. She loves it!! She is 8 and collects all things Pet Shop. It was a pain to get it out of the package but after that it was easy to set up. She has set in her room and played with it for a couple of hours at a time. and My two year old likes it too ( if she would let him near it) I believe I paid around $50.00 for it though, looks like the price has gone up. But overall I think it is a good toy for any Little Pet Shop lover

Product Features Deluxe pet-house designed for the popular Littlest Pet Shop collectible animals The first floor is a pet store that kids can outfit with included accessories Top 2 floors have plenty of room for the two included exclusive pets Rotating exercise wheel and the three-tiered tower in the center spins You’ll have a blast taking your pets through this action-packed, tri-level pet shop playset!

 

Product Description

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Designed for the popular Littlest Pet Shop collectible animals, this deluxe pet-house provides the bobble-headed pals with a combined living and working space. The first floor is a pet store that kids can outfit with the included accessories: a treat dispenser packed with bones, cookies, and carrots; bags and cans of various pet foods; pet beds and toys; a leash; a telephone; and shopping bags. The top two floors have plenty of room for the two included exclusive pets (a guinea pig and a Siamese cat who licks her paw when kids push down on her head), plus many others in the collection. The coolest features on the house are the rotating exercise wheel and the three-tiered tower in the center, which spins after winding the sign and pushing the paw print button. When the tower is spinning, pets sitting in the clamshell on the top tier or the bathtub in the middle tier bob up and down while pets on the first floor appear to be chasing a mouse around and around. All pets are fitted with a magnet in one foot that, when aligned over paw prints in the tower, roots them to the playset. When play is done, the pet-house folds closed for storage. --Cristina Vaamonde