Pettersson and Findus

Actually, it's very easy to sow a vegetable bed. But Pettersson didn't count on Findus, the hens and Gustavsson's pigs. His collar bursts: Someone has to keep an eye on the vegetable bed.

Just the day before Christmas, old Pettersson sprained his foot.

While fishing for ice, Findus and Pettersson run into a dangerous storm. They just manage to build an igloo in which to hide. But in the frosty house it's cold.

In Pettersson's attic, Findus is almost killed by a giant sausage. This turns out to be a rolled up tent.

Pettersson brought the hens a rooster. Everyone's thrilled. Only Findus isn't.

There is a circus in town and Findus wants to see the wild tiger. But the tiger breaks out and Findus finds him on Pettersson's farm. Apparently, the tiger is not dangerous.

Pettersson urges Findus to be neat. But Findus doesn't think it's fair for small cats to clean up big houses. He writes a letter of complaint to the King.

Pettersson's brother Alfred is visiting. The peace in the courtyard is gone and everyone longs for Alfred to leave again. Instead, he wants to build a holiday home in the area.

At first, Findus is not very good at talking about the big moose. First he chased him across the woods, and then he ate his salami bread. When the moose is chased by hunters, Findus feels sorry for him.

What dogs can do, cats can do for a long time! When Findus hears on the radio that the first creature in space was a dog, he can hardly believe that humans would send such a stupid animal into space.