Disney Dreamlight Valley: How To Feed Critters

Now that Disney’s Dreamlight Valley has arrived, it far exceeds our wildest imaginations. Players are having a blast taking on the roles of their favorite Disney characters as they roam, interact, and build their very own version of the Magic Kingdom. You will see roaming critters running about all the time too. In this guide, we will be talking about how to feed critters. Let’s get started.

How To Feed Critters – Disney Dreamlight Valley

As we’ve already said, the world of Disney Dreamlight Valley is home to both Disney characters and a lot of small animals, and critters. There are eight types of animals, but each one can be a lot of different colors.

In Disney Dreamlight Valley, you have to get close to a critter and press the interact button before you can feed it. Next, choose the food from your inventory that you want to give to the little animal and confirm your choice.

It’s important to remember that there are a few things you should know about feeding critters. First, if the critter is moving, you might not be able to feed it. You might not be able to use the interaction button, so keep chasing the animal until it stops moving and you can feed it.

Second, you can only feed a same-colored critter once every 24 hours. So, if you feed, say, a white rabbit, you can only feed it again after a day. Each critter has its own favorite food, which is another important thing.

You can feed a critter any food you have in your inventory, but their favorite food will give you the best rewards.

And that is it! We hope that this guide has provided you with the knowledge of How to Feed Critters in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Happy feeding!

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