You think about all the things
That you love to do, it all comes true!
You find a place that you never knew
Where you’re happy to just be you!
We can be who (haha!) we want to be (haha!)
At Littlest Pet Shop, you and me!
We can be (haha!) who we want to be (haha!)
At Littlest Pet Shop, you and me!
Official Opening Title Sequence
A Pop Masterpiece by Daniel Ingram
The Littlest Pet Shop theme song is a standout example of modern animated musical composition. Composed by Daniel Ingram—famed for his work on My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic—the theme utilizes a high-energy pop-rock arrangement that reflects the show’s focus on fashion, friendship, and the bustling life of Downtown City.
The lyrics emphasize self-expression (“Where you’re happy to just be you”), which is a central theme of the series. Blythe Baxter, the protagonist who discovers she can talk to animals, often helps her pet friends find their own voices and confidence. The musical landscape of the show was further enriched by Steffan Andrews and Simon Woodgate, who provided a diverse score ranging from Broadway-style numbers to contemporary pop hits throughout the 104 episodes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main premise of the show?
Blythe Baxter moves into an apartment above the Littlest Pet Shop and discovers she has the unique ability to communicate with the pets who live there.
Who are the main pets in the shop?
The core group includes Russell (hedgehog), Pepper (skunk), Minka (monkey), Zoe (spaniel), Sunil (mongoose), Vinnie (gecko), and Penny Ling (panda).
Is this show related to the toys?
Yes, the series is based on the popular Hasbro toy line, but it introduced a brand-new storyline and original characters that hadn’t appeared in previous LPS media.
