Pets on a Train

Animals exchange punches and kicks and throw each other around during occasional scenes of mild violence, but no one is visibly injured. A raccoon tells a story about being shot in the ear by a human, but the verbal detail is minimal.

Animals trapped on a runaway train face various dangers such as hazardous debris, fires, explosions, a bridge collapse, and the prospect of a fiery crash. Some scenes show characters dangling or falling from heights. However, the sense of threat is reduced by comedy, reassuring resolutions, and an emphasis on the heroes’ teamwork and ingenuity.

Bad language includes ‘screwed up’ and ‘butt’.

A character named Coco accidentally introduces himself as ‘Caca’. There is a reference to someone being ‘in deep doo-doo’. In another scene, one animal is advised to keep his eyes on the ‘butt’ of the animal in front while crossing a rickety bridge.

A montage of social media videos contains a very brief clip footage of two men running around on train tracks. This behaviour is not glamorised or endorsed.