Sushi and Snowball hug at a Pet Society party.

Woo-hoo! We’ve been party-hopping all day, ever since Pet Society released this awesome new feature. Finally, our pets can interact in a group setting—it was getting a bit old visiting just one pet at a time.

Here are some more party pics. We especially love it when Hideeni makes an appearance and dances with us!

Everyone loves a good clean party, especially Tizzy (pink) who brought her soap.

Dani observes that like small children, the pets need to be fed and washed before going to a party. “I scrubbed and fed many fruits to get them this clean. I think the party uses pet energy; Tizzy was way down,” she says.

Kudos to Playfish for this party feature. Here are some notes left by Sushi’s guests:

The kitten comes in a pink box. Looks like my other kitty is jealous of the newcomer!

Click here to get the kitten: http://bit.ly/aDtgRs.

Poor Hideeni! He looks like he was eaten by an octopus!
Hideenipus is giving out an array of seashells. Good luck in finding them all.

Ever wonder what it’s like to be royalty? Jean-Pierre has always been a little prince, living it up in 5-star luxury. He was especially excited when the Versailles-themed items were released earlier this month. Kellie from High Society Pets gives us this exclusive tour of her pet’s palace, including the Hall of Mirrors, where Jean-Pierre takes tea with visiting pets of importance, his conservatory playhouse, and his dressing room.

I think Kellie did a fabulous job of decorating, don’t you? Check out more of her pet’s home at High Society Pets.

Hall of Mirrors:

Sleeping Chambers:

Conservatory Tea Room (made from Playhouse):

Dressing Room (made from Display Room):

The picture below comes from another player, Jessica, who re-created the Versailles Hall of Mirrors or Galerie des Glaces. Looks like this little princess could be a good match for Jean-Pierre!

I recently found this neat application on Facebook. Eyesores offers pictures of funny looking creatures that manage to be cute and ugly at the same time. You can send these little monsters to a friend with a message, or post them to your Facebook wall. The pictures were created by Xavier Gallego, a Barcelona artist living in New York. Most images are free, but some cost a number of “Poops,” which are reasonably priced. (I wonder if Gallego knows about Pet Society poo.)

This inspired Sushi to try on the Cleopatra wig himself. (Note to new readers: Sushi is a boy, but he cross-dresses and acts like a girl sometimes.) He wasn’t sure if the glossy black wig suited him, but he had fun trying on some other wigs as well. Which one do you think suits him best?

Decisions, decisions! These cones look so dee-lish, we can’t decide which one to eat first. Thank goodness our pets can’t gain weight, otherwise we’d be busting out of our bikinis!

The flavors are:

1. Tropical Ice Cream Cone
2. Ice Cream Cookie
3. Sorbet Cone
4. Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Cone
5. Ice Cream Ultimate
6. Fruity Ice Cream Cone

These cones cost 80 coins from the Ice Cream Stand. If you’ve got a friend with one, you’re in luck. If not, you can buy a stand at the Outdoor or Food shop for 2000 coins. We think for that amount, it should come with a couple of free sundaes.

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Yay! We found another glow-in-the-dark item this week. Thanks to Anushka from New Jersey for posting this image of the Candy Ceiling Lights on the Pet Society Anonymous page on Facebook. Here’s her pet Garnet Rose:

The Candy Ceiling Light is a one week only special for 250 coins in the DIY shop, in Fixtures & Fittings. We love the two little bunnies on top! In case you’re wondering, the tall Ice Cream Candle for 400 coins does not glow in the dark.