


Pet Society
Create your pet, decorate its home, look after it and stroll around town in this classic Facebook virtual pet game.
In beta: parts of the original game are still missing and you may run into bugs.
The Pet Society private server from FB Games, at petsociety.fbgamesweb.com, is an independent server where you create an account of your own and play for free in your browser. It is not an official service of Playfish or Electronic Arts (the original stopped being available in 2013), and its rules are its own. Below: what it saves, its rules, how to get help and how voluntary donations work.



Here is the game: open it in your browser, create an account of your own and start with a brand-new pet.



Create your pet, decorate its home, look after it and stroll around town in this classic Facebook virtual pet game.
In beta: parts of the original game are still missing and you may run into bugs.
A private server runs independently of the official one, with its own accounts, rules and team. Since the official Pet Society stopped being available in 2013, any way to play it today is an independent edition, like this one from FB Games.
It is a hobby project in beta, not the site of Playfish or Electronic Arts, and its accounts are separate from those of the other FB Games titles.
You need your own username and password; the sign-up rules are in the how-to-play guide. Facebook is not required, and progress from the Facebook version is not imported.
Your pet, home, coins, level and items are saved on the server, tied to your account, so you can continue from another browser. The server checks prices, rewards and balance whenever you buy or earn something. Keep your details private; the account menu has Active sessions and Password and security.
Catalogs and level tables come from the original game’s data, but caps, pacing and server rules belong to this edition. If you remember numbers from the Facebook game, do not assume they apply here.
For example, visits to friends’ homes are limited to one per friend per day, with rewards that shrink as you visit more. Chat has limits too: 500 characters in public messages, 300 in private ones, no links or code, and repeated messages are rejected.
Parts of the original game are missing and errors can appear. The site has a versions page that lists changes, though we give no version numbers or dates here.
If you see “Your session has ended”, the session expired or was closed from another device: sign in again and you pick up where you left off. If loading stalls for a long time, see our no-Flash guide for steps.
There is a public support page and, once signed in, you can open tickets from “Support and tickets” in the account menu. Categories are Game bug, Account and sign-in, Lost progress, Suggestion, Donation and Other; “Sanction appeal” exists only for suspended accounts.
Attach screenshots as PNG, JPEG or WebP. The reply arrives in the same ticket. We never ask for your password in a ticket.
Pet Society is a hobby project kept going by donations. They are voluntary: you do not need to donate to create your pet or keep playing.
Donations are handled by ticket, in the “Donation” category, and a screenshot of the payment is mandatory. Donors receive Cash, as the donation page explains. We do not list amounts or deadlines here. If anyone offers you coins or cash any other way, be wary.
In the chat you can report a message and mute a player, and the team moderates. If your account is suspended, there is a page to appeal the suspension.
For any game, check that a server says who runs it, never asks for your password privately, offers ticket support and is clear about what is missing. This one asks for no Facebook and no downloads; it has no published terms or privacy pages yet.
Three steps and you're in.
From this home page. Each game opens at its own address, with its own start screen.
A quick sign-up inside the game. Your progress is saved on the server, not in your browser.
You play in your browser, with no Flash and no downloads, on a computer and, depending on the game, on your phone too.
It is a server independent of the official one, with its own accounts and rules. The Pet Society server run by FB Games lives at petsociety.fbgamesweb.com, is free to play and is in beta. The official original stopped being available in 2013.
No. Pet Society is an original game by Playfish (Electronic Arts); this server belongs to FB Games, an independent hobby project that is not affiliated with or endorsed by Playfish, Electronic Arts, Facebook or Meta, and it is not the official site.
Yes. Your pet, home, coins, level and items in Pet Society are saved on the server, tied to your account, and you can continue from another browser by signing in. The account is separate from those of the other FB Games titles.
No. Progress from the original game is not imported, and Facebook is not needed: on the Pet Society server you create an account of your own and start with a new pet. If you had a pet on Facebook, here you begin from scratch.
Not necessarily. Catalogs and level tables come from the original game’s data, but caps, pacing and server rules belong to this edition of Pet Society, so do not assume that every number or reward from the original applies on this server.
Once signed in, open “Support and tickets” in the account menu and pick the category that fits. The reply arrives in the same ticket, and the game header lets you know. We will never ask for your Pet Society password.
No. Creating an account and playing Pet Society on this server is free, and you do not need to pay to create your pet or keep playing. The project is kept going by voluntary donations, handled by ticket in the “Donation” category with a payment screenshot.
It means your session expired or was closed from another device, for example when you open your account somewhere else. Sign in again with your username and you continue in Pet Society where you left off, with your pet and home as they were.
Brand notice: Pet Society is an original game by Playfish (Electronic Arts). Facebook is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. FB Games is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Playfish, Electronic Arts, Facebook or Meta. This is a browser edition.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.