We love all Toca Boca apps, but this one seems to have the toddler and pre-schooler in mind. My almost three year old was captivated, and with very little initial instruction, was able to play by herself. My four year old also enjoyed it, while my six and eight year olds waited eagerly for their turns to play! The game is quite simple....which I thought was great. The animals are in the waiting room and you tap which one to treat. You fix their boo boos, ailments, and sometimes predicaments, which all very cute and fun problems to solve! Afterwards you feed each animal a treat before they go back to the waiting room. When all the animals are treated (and there are quite a few), my toddler wanted to play it all over again! This app was not a disappointment!

This game is really fun for kids that are in like toca or taco but yeah I would give it 5 stars but the animals are short and we need more animals like wild life and fish and stuff but oh and horses but ummmm........... well this is a 4 not to be rude but this game needs more animals thx for reading this all and pls fix it I will really like that and many ppl whant new animals so pls fix it and make or hurt ppl or thing animals but thx for readying my opinion pls fix this pls put helpful if h agree with me boi (yes I'm a fan of undertake p.s sans x frisk or sans and frisk together hehehehehahahehehs)
Pls fix bugs to and boi.

This is definitely a game for 3-5 year olds-my older kids got bored really quickly but my 3 year old loves it. basically you have a waiting room of sick pets and you pick which one to help. you then have to cure its ails (rubbing salve on frog warts, getting flies out of lizard tummy, etc) and then you get to feed the animal and it goes to sleep. and repeat the process with each animal. you can wake the animals back up and cure them again or cure them all and a new day will start with the same batch of animals again, all sick again.

The animation is cute and the tasks are simple enough for a 3year old to do independently. its fun for little ones but greatly educational it is not. it will keep them busy for a time but that's pretty much it.

We LOVE pet Dr at our house. My kiddos are 2 and 5 and this is definitely their favorite game. It's very easy to use but not so easy that it doesn't hold their attention. It has a bunch of different animals to fix that all have different owies and issues and after you fix them you give them treats specific to them. There's a spiders with an eye infection, a frog with bumps, a kitty with an owie on her ear, a bird with a broken wing and SO much more. We've never had any issues with it freezing or game play issues. And it's definitely 100% appropriate. I even enjoy playing with my kiddos!

We also have the iOS version of this game, and the kids love it. Because I don't want them on my phone all the time, I am glad this game is available for Kindle.

I really like Toca Boca games. They are extremely kid friendly, and while this game is for younger kids, my 8-year-old is still excited to play this game occasionally.

The thing with this game is, you go through the same waiting room full of pets with the same set of problems over and over if you play more than once. That CAN get boring. But, this game did hold the interest of my kids for a long time.