Littlest Pet Shop coloring pages

Free, printable Littlest Pet Shop coloring pages

The gallery brings Blythe Baxter together with familiar pets such as Zoe Trent, Pepper Clark, Penny Ling, and Russell Ferguson. Choose a simple pose, like Scout Kerry lying on the floor, or set a scene at the beach, in a forest, or in Paris. The Kids TV Show collection may also help you find another series to color.

There are cozy moments indoors, including Blythe sitting on a cushion and a kawaii-style bedroom scene, as well as pets in trees and out exploring. These different settings make it easy to pick a picture that suits the time you have, whether you want a quick portrait or a scene with a little story in it.

Choose by age and coloring level

Most of these drawings have open shapes and a clear main subject, so younger children can get started without having to manage lots of tiny spaces. Older kids may enjoy choosing details for the setting or adding a background. The more involved pictures give older colorists a chance to take their time.

Easy Littlest Pet Shop coloring pages for kids

The simple outlines are a good fit for preschoolers and many 3-year-olds, especially Edie Von Keet, Felina Meow, and Shivers. Blythe sitting on a cushion and Scout lying down keep the pose easy to follow, while Winston’s simple outline gives children a clear shape to fill. For a 7-year-old, a pet with a prop or setting, such as Russell sipping a drink at the beach or Minka up in a tree, leaves room to add extra details without making the whole page demanding.

Other easy choices include Zoe Trent, Vinnie Terrio with jewelry, Penny Ling holding a lollipop, and Quincy Goatee. Invite children to pick one part to color first, then fill in the larger areas. A portrait like Pepper with her arms crossed also gives them a chance to invent a mood or a short bit of dialogue.

Cute Littlest Pet Shop coloring pages

For a sweet, playful mood, choose Blythe with a pet-shop feel, Blythe in a kawaii bedroom, or the kawaii Meow Meow drawing. Pepper Clark’s cute portrait makes another friendly option. These pictures suit kids who like expressive poses and cozy scenes, and their uncluttered shapes leave plenty of room for bright colors.

Try coloring Blythe’s clothes and the bedroom in contrasting shades so she stands out, or use a different color for each part of a pet’s face and body. These are approachable choices for a first coloring session, but older children can add patterns to clothing or small details to the room.

More detailed drawings

For adults or older kids looking for a longer project, Shea Butter’s detailed portrait has more small areas to work through. The Paris scene also has more setting to color than a single pet pose, so you can take your time deciding how to separate the foreground from the background. Fine-tip colored pencils can help keep those smaller spaces neat.

A little context about Littlest Pet Shop

Littlest Pet Shop is an animated television series that began in 2012. Studio B Productions produced the series, and Hasbro is its publisher. Zoe Trent is one of the characters represented in the collection, making her a good one to look for when matching a drawing to the show.

Make a pet-shop story trail

Pick three scenes, such as the beach, the forest, and Paris, and imagine the pets traveling from one place to the next. Give each setting a color clue, like warm sand for the beach, leafy greens for the forest, and a favorite bright shade for the city. Children can tell what happens at each stop while they color, then choose which pet leads the next part of the story.

Print Littlest Pet Shop coloring pages as PDFs

Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button and a “Print” button, and you can use either from a phone. Choose fit-to-page settings if you want the full drawing to show, and use thicker paper if coloring with markers. Colored pencils work well for the smaller details in Shea Butter’s portrait and the Paris scene.