Meowdoku Level 137 Answer Key, Walkthrough & Solution
How to solve Meowdoku level 137? Get instant solution for Meowdoku 137 with our step by step solution & video walkthrough.
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Meowdoku Level 137 Answer
Here is the complete solution for Meowdoku Level 137. The final placement for all nine cats is as follows:
- Row 1, column 4
- Row 2, column 9
- Row 3, column 2
- Row 4, column 8
- Row 5, column 1
- Row 6, column 6
- Row 7, column 3
- Row 8, column 5
- Row 9, column 7
How to Solve Meowdoku Level 137
Stuck on Meowdoku Level 137? This walkthrough will guide you through the final logical steps to find every cat's perfect spot. The key rules are placing one cat per row, column, and colored region, ensuring no two cats touch, even diagonally.
Let's begin by focusing on Row 9. Many columns are already occupied by cats in other rows or are made unavailable by the no-touch rule.
- Columns 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and 9 are blocked by cats in those columns.
- Column 4 is unavailable because it's diagonally adjacent to the cat at row 8, column 5.
- Column 6 is also blocked by the no-touch rule from the cat at row 8, column 5. This leaves only one possible cell. Place the cat in row 9, column 7.
Next, let's solve for Row 1. With the cat at (9, 7) now placed, we can determine the only spot in the top row.
- The small pink region in the top row only has three cells: (1,3), (1,4), and (1,5). The cat for this region must be in one of them.
- Column 5 is blocked by the cat at (8,5).
- Column 3 is blocked by the cat at (7,3). This confirms the cat for this row and region must be in column 4. Place the cat in row 1, column 4.
Finally, we can find the last cat in Row 6. Let's check the available spaces:
- Every column is either occupied by another cat or blocked by the no-touch rule. For example, column 5 is occupied by the cat at (8,5), and columns 4 and 7 are blocked diagonally by cats at (1,4), (8,5), and (9,7).
- Carefully scanning the row, only column 6 is safe and unoccupied. Place the cat in row 6, column 6.
With that, all the cats are placed, and the puzzle is solved


