The Secret Life of Pets

Frequent danger and peril. Chase scenes on foot and in vehicles (driven erratically and dangerously by animals); cars/buses crash into other vehicles, buildings, bridges, and more (sometimes catching on fire), and characters are pursued through dank, gloomy sewers. At one point it looks like a main character may not survive. Some scary/intimidating animals, including mangy alley cats, a huge viper, an alligator, a hungry hawk, and other predators; one unsympathetic character dies in an altercation. Human Animal Control officers go after several characters on multiple occasions and sometimes succeed in grabbing them and locking them up in cages. Some animal characters want all humans to die; a couple lie and say they've killed their owners (and go into detail about how the supposedly did it). Animals yell/growl/hiss/bark/yowl at and threaten each other and wreak havoc in human living spaces (messes, broken decor, etc.). Pratfalls and physical humor.

Gidget watches a telenovela-like TV show with some embraces between passionate characters. She also has a huge crush on Max and at one point pounces on and licks him.

Insults/rude language includes "dumb," "dummies," "stupid" (several times), "weirdo," "shut it," "suckers," "idiots," "ugly," "crazy," "poo poo," "caca," "cry baby," "big fat brown dog," "bad dog," "got a screw loose," and "freak." Also one use of the swear stand-in "holy schnitzel." Lyrics for soundtrack songs include the word "hell."

Max and Duke almost seem to get high on sausages during their interlude in the meat factory -- they share a hallucination-like vision of a magic land full of singing, dancing meat products.