Parents guide

A man and woman talk about starting a family and having a child.

The main character, a feline, says that he is a great lover several times.

A male and female cat flirt and make some innuendo.

It is vaguely implied that two cats "slept" together.

Two characters look away when an egg undresses off-screen.

Kitty sits on top of one of the golden eggs and says 'Can you imagine laying one of these? Ouch!'

A character tells a story to Puss through a man's tattoos. When he asks to show the golden eggs, the man starts unbuttoning his pants, implying that he was going to show his testicles. Puss quickly looks away and says he's seen enough.

"Puss in Boots" is the name of the movie but Puss is merely the name of a cat.

Puss licked himself in prison.

Jack said, "They are cute little buggers."

Several innuendos about a sentient egg potentially being cracked, cooked, and/or eaten.

In a tavern, men taunt a male cat dressed in boots, hat and sword, and then pull his barstool out from under him as he clings to the bar; he loses his boots, he throws a knife at the head of one man and into a wanted poster of himself and when another man approaches with a knife, the cat sticks his sword under the man's chin, pinning him to the wall (no blood is shed).

In an orphanage, bullies knock down an egg-boy and taunt him.

A male kitten in an orphanage saves an egg-boy from bullies by knocking down two of them and throwing a wooden spoon to knock them down again as they run away (no blood is visible).

An army of soldiers guard a small town and a prison that looks like a Spanish Inquisition site with dark dungeons, long pikes with axe heads and prisoners hanging in chains from walls; soldiers chase down an egg and a cat several times, throwing pikes, swords and knives into walls and roofs around them until the egg falls, rolls around and is captured while the cat flees by jumping off a tall bridge into a river.

Two cats jump onto a huge moving wagon, break open a box and steal beans, but are discovered by a woman with a handgun and a knife; the woman chases the cats across the top of the wagon, one cat escapes, the woman hangs the other cat over a cliff as the wagon passes by, he escapes and is chased by the wagon (drawn by red-eyed wild boars) until the wagon he has jumped onto turns into a glider, and it reaches a cliff.

Two cats and an egg build a catapult using a champagne bottle and a rope tied to the cork, the cats pop the huge cork and ride it across a dangerous looking valley, the egg uses the rope as a zip line to cross over and they, along with a small goose they have stolen, run across vines, fall into a river and slide into a whirlpool as a huge orange eye is seen (we hear loud roars).

A wild bull charges an elderly woman that's limping and using a cane until a cat jumps onto one of the bull's horns and twists him to the ground.

A goose the size of King Kong honks and stomps through a village in search of her baby, destroying houses but not people or animals.

A woman shoots a man off a balcony with a loud handgun and we see the man fall and hear him hit the floor.

Puss calls Humpty "Maldito huevo" which can translate to "damn egg"

Oh my god is used twice.

When Puss went to prison, he was caught with catnip in his possession.

When Puss goes to the tavern he drinks milk like its alcohol.

We see one customer drink from a wine or liquor bottle four times.

Two cats and an egg build a catapult with a champagne bottle and a rope tied to the cork and when the cork pops we see a stream of champagne and a cat says "Cheers!"

An outdoor scene around a wagon shows a man and a woman with glasses of champagne after they pop a bottle's cork and liquid streams out (no one drinks).

Jack and Jill may be frightening to some children.

Th main character is chased by men with swords several times.

The violence is quite intense.

An unknown beast is seen rushing through the shadows and its creepy eyes is seen.