New items today at easter.

Easter-citing news!

Decorate you very own easter egg. Get your own easter egg at the mystery or furniture store.

And buy decorations at the easter egg machine!

Shopping Made Easier!

There has been new changes in town! Check out the new shops and the new browse departments.

These new browse departments make shopping easier. It's now organized. It separates the new items from the old ones and separates the bedroom stuff from the living room stuff. And it separates the girl stuff from the boy stuff so you won't have to get dizzy! Try it now!

click on the link to check your pet society now!

http://apps.facebook.com/petsociety/?pf_ref=sb

Have an easier and happy shopping.

Gone Easter Fishing

10 Easter themed fish to collect this week. Including the Chocolate Egg fish. Collect them all!

The list of Pet Society Easter fish include the following: Lamb fish, Chick fish, Chocolate Egg fish, Lily fish, Daffodil fish, Bunny fish, Red Tulip fish, Easter Ribbon fish, Pink Egg fish and Blue Egg fish. We want to cuddle with the Bunny fish and would be tempted to take a bit out of that chocolate fish — doesn’t it look scrumptious?

PS: They are all caught by the Easter fish biscuit. Get one now, only for 4 playfish cash.

The Great Hideeni

Finding the Great Hideeni, a mysterious solid black animal in costume who claims to be an expert at Hide and Seek, in your house, a friend’s house or in a Shop gives the player an opportunity to send a special gift to his or her friends. In Facebook, the availability of a gift is posted to a player’s news feed where his or her friends can see it and click a link to claim the gift. Gifts are available to the first three friends who click to claim them; any friends thereafter get a message telling them that all the gifts have been claimed and keep looking for another gift post soon.

In October of 2009, The Great Hideeni donned a yellow chicken costume and gave out Cute Puppy Plushies. At the start of Thanksgiving, he changed into a turkey costume and gave out Cute Squirrel Plushies. In December, he kept the same costume from Thanksgiving, but now gave out Cute Reindeer Plushies. During the Valentine’s season of 2010, he gave Long Stem Roses, available in 12 different colors (dark purple, light purple, blue, green, yellow, orange, peach, pink, red, deep fuchsia, white and black), while wearing a pink tiger costume.And now he is dressed as the easter bunny and is giving out some eggs. There are 14 eggs in total and the rainbow, mosaic and golden eggs are supposedly the rarest. Remember every even or season the great hideeni changes it’s costume and find out what he will give this time.

Level UP

Earning a certain number of paw points makes the pet level up, in order to gain some coins, new features and special status. When originally release there were only 34. After houses were enlarged to accommodate ten rooms, an additional 13 levels were added bringing the total to 47. Currently, Pet Society has undergone some major changes, including Paw Point Changes. Now, your points will be reset after each level. Nobody is sure of how many paw points needed right now, as paw points are hard to earn now. The prizes are still the same though.

Level Level Name Paw Points Reward

1	Getting Started	0	N/A
2	New Arrival	20	Basic Ball
3	Learner	50	House with two rooms, Basic Frisbee
4	Playful pet	100	Basic Skipping Rope
5	Fresh Face	250	House with three rooms, Portable TV
6	Promising Prospect	500	Better Soap
7	One To Watch	750	Better Ball
8	Growing Talent	1,000	Better Brush
9	High Achiever	1,500	Better Frisbee
10	Popular Pet	2,000	Better Skipping Rope, Second Garden
11	Influential Pet	2,500	House with four rooms, Digital TV
12	Rising Star	3,000	Super Soap
13	Established Presence	3,500	Super Ball
14	Society Stalwart	4,000	Super Brush
15	Famous Pet	4,500	Super Frisbee
16	Media Darling	5,000	Super Skipping Rope
17	High Profile Pet	6,000	House with five rooms, Plasma TV
18	VIP Pet	7,000	Lovely Soap
19	Celebrity Pet	8,000	Golden Ball
20	It Pet	9,000	Golden Brush
21	A-List Pet	10,000	Golden Frisbee
22	Renowned Pet	11,000	Golden Skipping Rope
23	Superstar Pet	12,000	House with six rooms
24	Hollywood Pet	14,000	Aqua Soap
25	Megastar Pet	18,000	Pro Ball
26	Platinum Pet	24,000	Crystal Brush
27	Uberstar Pet	32,000	Star Frisbee
28	Ultimate Achiever	42,000	Expert Skipping Rope
29	Superb Pet	54,000	House with seven rooms
30	Heroic Pet	68,000	Golden Star Soap
31	Royal Pet	84,000	Crystal Ball
32	Historic Pet	102,000	Ruby Brush
33	Super Pet	122,000	Gem Frisbee
34	All-Time Great	144,000	Star Skipping Rope
35	Ultimate Pet	166,000	House with eight rooms
36	Ruby Renowned Pet	188,000	Heart Soap
37	Ruby Superstar Pet	210,000	Ruby Ball
38	Ruby Hollywood Pet	232,000	Sapphire Brush
39	Ruby Megastar Pet	254,000	Sapphire Frisbee
40	Ruby Platinum Pet	276,000	Ruby Skipping Rope
41	Ruby Uberstar Pet	298,000	House with nine rooms
42	Ruby Ultimate Achiever Pet	310,000	Sapphire Heart Soap
43	Ruby Superb Pet	332,000	Sapphire Ball
44	Ruby Heroic Pet	354,000	Rainbow Brush
45	Ruby Royal Pet	376,000	Rainbow Frisbee
46	Ruby Historic Pet	398,000	Sapphire Skipping Rope
47	Ruby Super Pet	420,000	House with ten rooms

Petlings

The first update of February, 2010, brought a new feature to players: petlings. Petlings are small bundles of fluff that grow up to become either cats or dogs. Kittens are first available at level 5 and cost 1,000 coins; puppies are available at level 10 and cost 1,200 coins. You can only raise one petling (from fluff-stage to adulthood) at a time, and they need to be fed daily. Once you purchase a petling from the Garden Center, it goes into your inventory; at home, you can pull your petling out of your inventory and release it into any room of your house. A box will come up, asking you to name your new petling; names cannot be changed once they're entered as of this time.

Petlings come in several different colors (black, white, blue, grey, light brown, brown, dark brown and pink), with a variety of different appendages to make each petling almost unique. Eyes, ears, tails and legs can all vary from petling to petling. The second update of February introduced colored biscuits (which cost 2 PF cash) that you could feed your petling to change its color, with each biscuit colored to correspond to the color your petling would become upon eating. Currently, there's no way to customize your petling's appearance otherwise.

Cats and dogs eat different things--cats will request either Salami (20 coins), Ebi Sushi (30 coins), Milk (75 coins) or Strawberry Milk (45 coins), while dogs request a Tamago Sushi (20 coins), Rare Steak (30 coins), Sandwich (20 coins) or Bone (100 coins). When your petling is hungry, a bubble will appear over its head, featuring one of the foods it eats. You can feed the petling any food item in your inventory, but only the food the petling is requesting will satisfy it. If your petling goes for three days without food, it will run away. Once your petling has run away, you can either pay a coin fee to have it retrieved, or post a status update to your Facebook feed to have your friends find it for you. Putting your petling into your inventory does not prevent it from running away.

Once your petling has grown into adulthood, you're then able to buy another petling. As of this writing, you're limited to owning five petlings at any given time, regardless of species. Once a petling has reached adulthood, you have the option of selling it for 333 coins. Petlings are not recyclable.

The third update of February introduced a third variety of petling: a tiger. The tiger petling could be purchased from either the Garden Center or the Cash Shop for 25 PF cash, and was raised in much the same way as the cat and dog petlings. (10% of the purchase price of PF cash items in the WWF collection, including the tiger petling, went to benefit the WWF.) The tiger petling eats Ebi Sushi (30 coins), Rare Steak (30 coins), Chicken Drumstick (100 coins) and Lamb Shank (20 coins). Included in this update was a seventh color-changing biscuit: orange.

The update of February brought a fourth petling breed: a coyote. The coyote petling could be purchased in the Garden Center for 2,000 coins, and had the same diet as the tiger. This update also introduced petling beds--baskets for your petlings to sleep in. Petlings largely ignored these baskets, but they were nice decorations.

On March 8th, Playfish released lion petlings that cost 2,500 coins. The lion ate the same things as coyote and tiger. Updates included random fur and eye colors now for the lion, coyote and the tiger.

The last update of March gave players a chance to buy a baby lamb for 20 PF Cash.