CAT DASH

Cat Dash levels 61–100: longer unblocking chains

The final forty Cat Dash levels keep the 9×9 board and extend the dependency chains. Work through the branches rather than trying to memorize the whole board.

Checked against the current 100-level set · Updated October 11, 2026

Levels 61–100 contain twelve to fourteen cats and three or four legal opening exits. Levels 61–80 have six unblocking waves; levels 81–100 have seven. These measurements do not guarantee that later levels feel harder. Familiar patterns can help you recognize exits sooner.

Find the beginning of a long chain

Pick a blocked central cat and identify the cat occupying its path. Check that blocker's own head direction, then repeat until you reach a free exit. After removing it, work forward through the chain. If a cat still has a second blocker, leave it for now and trace that other branch.

The diagrams label each head with its puzzle number; Keyboard play shows the same number beside the breed name. Coordinates start at 1 in the top-left corner. The spoiler orders are checked from the initial board. A different legal order is safe because removing cats cannot create a new obstruction.

Level 61: a long lower chain releases the center

Cats 8, 9, 11 and 12 can leave initially. Cat 11 opens Cat 4 on the upper-right side. The longer chain starts with Cat 12 moving left from row 8, column 4: it frees Cat 10, which frees Cat 7, then Cat 6, then Cat 5.

Cat 5's departure is the key to the central group. In the illustrated order, Cats 8 and 9 have already gone, so removing Cat 5 frees Cats 1, 2 and 3 together. If you have left Cat 9 on the board, Cats 1 and 3 still need it removed; Cat 3 also needs Cat 8 gone. Check your actual remaining pieces before following that final cluster.

Level 61 starting board with cats numbered 1 to 12. Their exact head positions and directions are listed in the solution below.
Level 61 · Rows run from top to bottom; columns from left to right. Tap the image for a larger diagram. Numbers also appear beside breed names in Keyboard play.

A safe start: Cat 8, Cat 9, Cat 11, Cat 12. You may choose any of these cats first.

Reveal one complete solution for level 61

Cat order: 8, 9, 11, 4, 12, 10, 7, 6, 5, 1, 2, 3.

Follow this order from a fresh board. Each step is legal in sequence. “New exits” lists cats freed by that move; an already open exit stays available. Your coat colors may differ.

Verified step-by-step solution for level 61
StepCat and head positionFacingNew exits
1Cat 8
Row 3, column 5
UpNo new exit
2Cat 9
Row 5, column 3
LeftNo new exit
3Cat 11
Row 3, column 7
RightCat 4
4Cat 4
Row 5, column 7
UpNo new exit
5Cat 12
Row 8, column 4
LeftCat 10
6Cat 10
Row 8, column 6
LeftCat 7
7Cat 7
Row 7, column 7
DownCat 6
8Cat 6
Row 7, column 5
RightCat 5
9Cat 5
Row 6, column 4
DownCats 1, 2, 3
10Cat 1
Row 5, column 5
LeftNo new exit
11Cat 2
Row 6, column 6
LeftNo new exit
12Cat 3
Row 4, column 6
LeftBoard cleared

Level 80: combine a right-side chain with a left-side chain

The four openings are Cats 4, 10, 11 and 12. Cat 4 is independent. Removing Cat 11 frees Cats 5 and 8; Cat 8 opens Cat 6. Once Cat 10 is also gone, Cat 6's departure opens Cat 3, and Cat 3 then frees Cat 2.

On the other side, Cat 12 starts Cat 9, then Cat 7. Cat 1 faces up from row 5, column 5 and initially has both Cats 2 and 7 in its way. Clearing only one branch cannot release it. The final central exit is the meeting point of the two chains, not an indication that the earlier branch was wrong.

Level 80 starting board with cats numbered 1 to 12. Their exact head positions and directions are listed in the solution below.
Level 80 · Rows run from top to bottom; columns from left to right. Tap the image for a larger diagram. Numbers also appear beside breed names in Keyboard play.

A safe start: Cat 4, Cat 10, Cat 11, Cat 12. You may choose any of these cats first.

Reveal one complete solution for level 80

Cat order: 4, 10, 11, 5, 8, 6, 3, 2, 12, 9, 7, 1.

Follow this order from a fresh board. Each step is legal in sequence. “New exits” lists cats freed by that move; an already open exit stays available. Your coat colors may differ.

Verified step-by-step solution for level 80
StepCat and head positionFacingNew exits
1Cat 4
Row 6, column 4
LeftNo new exit
2Cat 10
Row 4, column 8
UpNo new exit
3Cat 11
Row 7, column 3
LeftCats 5, 8
4Cat 5
Row 7, column 5
LeftNo new exit
5Cat 8
Row 8, column 6
LeftCat 6
6Cat 6
Row 7, column 7
DownCat 3
7Cat 3
Row 5, column 7
RightCat 2
8Cat 2
Row 4, column 6
RightNo new exit
9Cat 12
Row 5, column 2
DownCat 9
10Cat 9
Row 4, column 3
LeftCat 7
11Cat 7
Row 3, column 5
LeftCat 1
12Cat 1
Row 5, column 5
UpBoard cleared

Level 100: follow the seven-wave dependency

The final board has fourteen cats. Its initial exits are Cats 12, 13 and 14. Cat 13 starts the left-side sequence Cat 9, Cat 7, Cat 5. Cat 14 frees both Cat 6 and Cat 11. From Cat 11, continue through Cat 10, Cat 8 and Cat 4.

Cat 4's removal frees Cat 1 and, provided Cat 12 has left, Cat 3. Cat 3 then opens Cat 2. The sequence Cat 14, Cat 11, Cat 10, Cat 8, Cat 4, Cat 3, Cat 2 spans the board's seven waves. It is a dependency chain, not the entire solution: the remaining cats and the separate Cat 12 blocker still need clearing.

Level 100 starting board with cats numbered 1 to 14. Their exact head positions and directions are listed in the solution below.
Level 100 · Rows run from top to bottom; columns from left to right. Tap the image for a larger diagram. Numbers also appear beside breed names in Keyboard play.

A safe start: Cat 12, Cat 13, Cat 14. You may choose any of these cats first.

Reveal one complete solution for level 100

Cat order: 12, 13, 9, 7, 5, 14, 6, 11, 10, 8, 4, 1, 3, 2.

Follow this order from a fresh board. Each step is legal in sequence. “New exits” lists cats freed by that move; an already open exit stays available. Your coat colors may differ.

Verified step-by-step solution for level 100
StepCat and head positionFacingNew exits
1Cat 12
Row 3, column 7
UpNo new exit
2Cat 13
Row 7, column 3
LeftCat 9
3Cat 9
Row 5, column 3
DownCat 7
4Cat 7
Row 4, column 4
LeftCat 5
5Cat 5
Row 6, column 4
UpNo new exit
6Cat 14
Row 8, column 4
DownCats 6, 11
7Cat 6
Row 7, column 5
DownNo new exit
8Cat 11
Row 8, column 6
DownCat 10
9Cat 10
Row 6, column 8
DownCat 8
10Cat 8
Row 7, column 7
RightCat 4
11Cat 4
Row 5, column 7
DownCats 1, 3
12Cat 1
Row 5, column 5
RightNo new exit
13Cat 3
Row 4, column 6
RightCat 2
14Cat 2
Row 6, column 6
UpBoard cleared

What to do after the final clear

The result screen marks the final level with All cats home!. There are 100 puzzles and up to 300 stars; a completed level and a three-star level are different goals. Use the level picker to revisit weaker results. A three-star clear needs no blocked moves and no hints, while taking longer has no scoring penalty.

All nine cat styles are already selectable, so finishing Level 100 does not unlock a hidden breed or change collision rules. Before moving your completed run to another browser, make a save backup. Return to the wiki index or revisit the larger-board practice examples.

Every level in this range

These facts come from the current board layouts. An unblocking layer is one wave of cats that can leave after the previous wave is removed. It describes the layout, not a star requirement or a minimum number of taps.

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Levels 61–100 at a glance
LevelBoardCatsStarting exitsLayers
61 · example9×91246
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80 · example9×91246
819×91347
829×91347
839×91447
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869×91347
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899×91337
909×91347
919×91437
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969×91347
979×91347
989×91447
999×91337
100 · example9×91437

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