History WesternAnimation / TheSecretLifeOfPets2

* Chloe is considered obese. In real life, you should never overfeed your cat because it causes several health problems. It is also important that they get exercise.
* Molly is seen feeding Snowball carrots. This is okay to do in real life, as long as they are given in moderation. Carrots should be considered as candy for rabbits because they are high in sugar.
* Daisy's owner shows no concern that her dog is being chased by a bunch of wolves.
* In the end of the movie [[spoiler: Hu is adopted by the cat lady. In real life, this would not be acceptable because tigers need space, an apartment is too small for them. If the cat lady was caught with a giant tiger in her apartment, she would have to surrender Hu to an animal sanctuary.]]

** Chloe is considered obese. In real life, you should never overfeed your cat because it causes several health problems. It is also important that they get exercise.
** Molly is seen feeding Snowball carrots. This is okay to do in real life, as long as they are given in moderation. Carrots should be considered as candy for rabbits because they are high in sugar.
** Daisy's owner shows no concern that her dog is being chased by a bunch of wolves.
** In the end of the movie [[spoiler: Hu is adopted by the cat lady. In real life, this would not be acceptable because tigers need space, an apartment is too small for them. If the cat lady was caught with a giant tiger in her apartment, she would have to surrender Hu to an animal sanctuary.]]

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Averted with Little Sergei, who's as evil as his owner.

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** Gidget's cat disguise is just an ear hairband and a sock on her tail. Later, when Chloe, Mel, Buddy and Max join her rescue team, their disguises consist of a cat suit (Mel), a cat mask (Max), and two hats with cat ears (Buddy and Chloe).

** Gidget's cat disguise is just an ear hairband and a sock on her tail.

* Chloe is considered obese. In real life, you should never overfeed your cat because it causes several health problems. It is also important that they get exercise.
* Molly is seen feeding Snowball carrots. This is okay to do in real life, as long as they are given in moderation. Carrots should be considered as candy for rabbits because they are high in sugar.
* Daisy's owner shows no concern that her dog is being chased by a bunch of wolves.
* In the end of the movie [[spoiler: Hu is adopted by the cat lady. In real life, this would not be acceptable because tigers need space, an apartment is too small for them. If the cat lady was caught with a giant tiger in her apartment, she would have to surrender Hu to an animal sanctuary.]]

* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: There are a few times where Katie and Chuck are oblivious to Max's physical and metal health.

** When Katie leaves Max in the apartment, he starts making a racket because he can't reach Busy Bee because his cone prevents him from going under the table. Chuck should have made sure that Max was okay, because he could have injured himself. In real life, some dogs have severely injured themselves due to plastic cones, and some of them have even died due to their injuries. Dog owners should moderate what their furry companions do if they wear any type of cone of shame,
** [[spoiler: When struggling to sleep at the farm, Max almost gets eaten by a fox. Luckily, Rooster is able to save him in the nick of time. Uncle Shep, Chuck and Katie are all at fault because Max is a little dog that is vulnerable to predators. A big dog like Duke could easily kill a fox, whereas a small one like Max couldn't. It is always best to keep little dogs inside at night so that they aren't eaten by predators.]]

** [[When struggling to sleep at the farm, Max almost gets eaten by a fox. Luckily, Rooster is able to save him in the nick of time. Uncle Shep, Chuck and Katie are all at fault because Max is a little dog that is vulnerable to predators. A big dog like Duke could easily kill a fox, whereas a small one like Max couldn't. It is always best to keep little dogs inside at night so that they aren't eaten by predators.]]

* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: There are a few times where Katie is oblivious to Max's physical and metal health.

* HowlingToTheNight: Rooster teaches Max how to properly howl at the moon.

* UnderestimatingBadassery: [[spoiler:Snowball expects Little Sergei not to be a match for him and pays dearly for that mistake. He knows better during their next fight and wins.]]

* HyperlinkPlot: While ''Sing'' juggled many separate character arcs, this is the first Illumination film to be split into three completely different subplots that never fully meet until the third act

* TheSpeechless: Hu, Little Sergei and the turkey are the only animals in the film other than Sweet Pea that don't speak.

** The Chihuahua-like puppy (or Siamese kitten) could be a shout-out to the ''Skippyjon Jones'' children’s books.

* CatsAreMean: Besides Chloe, who is more indifferent than outright mean, the cats in the old lady's apartment are very aggressive. Averted with Hu.