Your first goal is simple: finish the cat-care loop, notice what changes in the house, and only then go to bed. This guide turns a recorded successful run into a repeatable checklist with exact video examples.
The linked recording follows a successful week, then switches to edited failure demonstrations. The steps below reorganize actions into a beginner-friendly routine; they are not a claimed fixed order of events for every night. We have not independently replayed every encounter, and updates may change the route.
One source video
Watch a complete successful run
The first part of TheKacperosEN's 23:53 recording shows a successful week; the later part demonstrates failure results. Use the chapter links below to jump directly to the action you need.
▶7 Days Cat-Sitting gameplayLoad the original YouTube player only when you choose to watch.
On desktop, the recording shows P for the phone and on-object interaction prompts such as E. Mobile controls may be different; follow the prompts in your own game. Do each chore when that night's prompt makes it available; the numbered order here is for learning, not a claim that every task appears every night.
01Anywhere in the house
Read the phone before touching anything unusual
On desktop, press P to open the in-game phone; use the interaction prompt shown on an object when you are close to it.
Read the owner's instructions and new messages. The phone explains basic care and later warns you about a particular door.
Treat a new message as a reason to inspect the house before sleeping, not as decoration.
Before moving onYou know the current task and have noticed any new warning.
The successful run shows the player opening the phone camera and photographing a tall figure. Do not simply walk past a new figure and assume the chores are all that matter.
The phone warns against opening a specific door. Follow that warning: another segment explicitly demonstrates a failed “Pranked” result after opening a forbidden door.
The recording repeatedly checks windows and blinds. A separate result screen says that going to bed while something is still at the window causes “I see you.” Inspect and deal with the window before sleeping.
These are examples visible in the recording, not a complete monster-by-monster solution. If the phone or scene gives a different instruction in your session, follow the current in-game prompt.
Final safety check
Do this before clicking Sleep
Whiskers has eaten, played, and has a clean litter box when those tasks are prompted.
You have collected the mail and eaten your own dinner when available.
The front door and fridge are shut; the oven and TV are off.
There is no unresolved warning on your phone, in the window, in the hallway, or outside.
Only then use the bed and repeat the routine on the next night.