Charlie the Wonderdog

Characters are slapped, struck, thrown and hit with objects in comic slapstick scenes. All violence is brief, comic in tone, and without any bloody detail.

There are some scary moments, including sight of a talking cat with superpowers and glowing green eyes menacing various others. Scenes of threat include chase sequences, vehicle crashes and characters briefly being taken captive by aliens or other fantasy creatures, before they are freed. A stricken plane is saved from a likely crash by a character with superpowers. References are made to a bomb being placed in a building, although this turns out be part of a comic plan.

There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('fricking'), as well as milder terms including 'screw up', 'moron' and 'butt'.

Occasional rude humour includes visual and verbal references to animal litter trays, vomiting, mucus and peeing. Characters let out belches and complain about rumbling stomachs.

An animal falls onto a cactus, and the spines are subsequently removed from its backside. An injured alien is scuffed up following a crash-landing. An unresponsive animal is taken to hospital; however, he revives rapidly. A character's brain is briefly seen inside its head, although the image is not bloody or gory.

There are brief emotional moments involving sick animals and creatures, as well as scenes in which a child experiences feelings of sadness and loss. However, these scenes are handled with sensitivity.