IDEAL Soggy Moggy

Contents:
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Soggy Moggy unit with sh bowl
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Soggy Moggy rubber head
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Gameboard
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Fish-shaped playing pieces x4
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Water-spraying sh
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Dice x1
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Instructions
Add 3 x AA batteries as described later in this leaet.
Stretch Soggy Moggy’s rubber head over the top section of the main
game unit.
Turn on the game using the switch located under the base.
Object:
Soggy Moggy is a naughty cat. She has been
pawing at her owner’s fish bowl and most of the
fish have jumped out. Race to get your fish back
into the bowl as quickly as possible, but watch
out when Soggy Moggy shakes!
Setting up the game for the first time:
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Place the gameboard in front
of the sh bowl.
Half ll the sh bowl with cold tap water.
Press Soggy Moggy’s tail into
the hole at the base of her back.
Soggy Moggy can spray quite a lot of water, so make
sure you put down newspaper to protect your table top.
Press the base section of the
water-spraying sh into the hole
in the bottom of the sh bowl so
that he stands upright.
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IDEAL Soggy Moggy Specifications

General

Brand	IDEAL
Model	Soggy Moggy
Category	Toy
Language	English

Summary

Setting Up Soggy Moggy

Initial Setup and Assembly

Install batteries, attach the rubber head, place the fish, gameboard, and fill the bowl with water for the first time.

Table Protection Advice

Soggy Moggy can spray water; place newspaper on your table to protect it.

Playing Soggy Moggy

Gameplay Mechanics

Players select pieces, roll dice to move on the gameboard, and follow color-matching rules.

Pressing the Button

Pressing the button can cause Soggy Moggy to spray water, affecting player movement.

End Gameboard Space

Rules for reaching the final space, including an extra button press before rolling.

Winning the Game

The first player to successfully get their fish piece into the fish bowl wins.

Soggy Moggy Care and Safety

Game Maintenance

Keep the fish bowl from running dry, use cold water, and dry the unit after play.

Battery Safety

Information on battery requirements, installation, and safety precautions.

Product Disposal

Guidelines for the proper disposal of old electrical equipment.

Choking Hazard Warning

Warning for children under 36 months due to small parts.