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Brush Angry Cat Cats

The stars of the game: what is officially confirmed about the cat roster, how to meet every cat your server offers, and the dated state of the roster list — checked 2026-10-03.

The short version

Multiple cats exist and every one of them has its own fur — both lines come straight from the official description. That is the official record, straight from the game description. What follows from it: the roster is plural, every entry is a distinct brushing challenge (each cat's fur is its own to deal with), and the cats are the game's content — there is no boss, map list, or quest line documented beyond them. What the record lacks, as of 2026-10-03: names, a count, or unlock conditions for any specific cat. Two dated search passes (2026-07-16 and 2026-10-03) found no checkable roster source, so this page documents the roster the honest way — what is confirmed, how to explore it, and what would change the picture.

Confirmed

What the official record says about the cats

Every line below is from the Roblox game description or the Roblox APIs, verified live on October 3, 2026.

Multiple cats, by design

Brush all kinds of cute cats is a roster promise: variety is the content. Combined with the per-cat fur line, the description commits to each cat being a distinct puzzle, not a palette swap.

Cats are the progression surface

The improvement loop — get faster and better over time — is practiced on cats, and the different-fur line makes each new cat the next step. No other progression system (levels, shops, quests) appears in the official description, and the experience's badge list is empty at the October 3 check.

The setting is one shared lobby world

Servers hold up to 16 players (Roblox API), and nothing in the official record documents multiple maps or zones — the cats you meet share one brushing space. That makes the roster whatever your server presents.

Cats react to you

Community evidence (labeled as such): the Medal.tv clip hub shows calm-the-cat brushing, and a TikTok guide covers settling an angry catboy-style NPC. Read: the cats have moods, and managing the mood is part of the craft.

Method

How to survey your server's roster in one session

Since no source names the cats, this five-minute walkthrough is the roster documentation that actually exists.

1. Walk the lobby and count the cats you can approach. Note anything that gates one (position, other players, prompts).
2. Brush each cat briefly. Two things matter per cat: how the fur feels against your rhythm, and whether the cat's mood shifts as you work.
3. Give each cat a nickname in your notes — if the game shows no name, yours is as good as any until the creator documents one.
4. Time a 60-second sample on your two favorites. The fur comparison method turns that into a real ranking.
5. Repeat after the next update. Rosters in small simulators grow by patch, and the July 16, 2026 update record is the date to watch past.

FAQ

Cat questions

How many cats are in Brush Angry Cat?

No public source gives a count as of 2026-10-03 — not the official description, which says only "all kinds of cute cats," and no tracker or wiki exists to fill the gap. The countable version of the answer is the one your server shows you: however many cats are present in the lobby is the roster you can brush today, and servers can vary their selection.

Is there a list of cat names?

Not anywhere we could verify, in search passes dated July 16 and October 3, 2026. Name lists circulating on short-video platforms are usually about different cat games — exact-title searches for this game pull in a lot of same-name content — so this page publishes a method for meeting the cats instead of a list we cannot check.

Do cats do anything besides get brushed?

Community clips show cats reacting to brushing — the experience's Medal.tv hub carries calm-the-cat footage, and a TikTok guide describes settling an angry catboy-style NPC (checked October 3, 2026; labeled community observation). Beyond that, the official description stays quiet on cat behavior, so specifics belong to your own sessions.

Which cat is the best one?

The honest ranking is the one you measure: run the fur-types comparison (same 60-second sample per cat) and your fastest cat is your best cat for pace. No official stat table exists, so any site claiming an objective cat tier list for this game is publishing fiction — our own tier-list page explains the hold.

Will the roster ever be documented?

Most likely, if the game grows: the natural path is a description update or a community page post, and the game's last recorded update was July 16, 2026 — a fresh update restarts our roster watch. This page updates the moment any checkable roster source appears.

Fur and rewards for the per-cat fur system, the brushing loop for how the cats fit the game's systems, and how to play for the first-session walkthrough. Sources and dates: the register.