Kikkerland Lenticular Dog Playing Cards – 52 Breeds & 2 Cat Jokers

Kikkerland Playing Cards are a standard poker-sized deck featuring 52 different lenticular dog images that shift and move as you tilt the card, plus two cat jokers. Each card showcases a distinct breed, from Beagles to Bulldogs, making this deck a fun collectible for dog lovers and a playful twist on classic card games. The cards measure 2.5 by 3.5 inches, fit standard card games, and are made from durable, waterproof plastic that resists spills and outdoor use.

What makes the lenticular dog images special?

The lenticular printing gives each card a 3D-like effect where the dog appears to move or change expression when you angle the card. Unlike standard printed faces, these cards offer an interactive visual experience that adds novelty to every hand. The 52 unique breeds mean you might learn or admire a new dog with every shuffle.

Durable and waterproof construction

Unlike paper cards that warp or stick when wet, these plastic cards are built to last through messy game nights, beach trips, or camping. They wipe clean easily with a damp cloth, so snacks and drinks won't ruin the deck. The plastic material also makes them more resistant to bending and tearing than traditional cardboard.

Standard poker size – compatible with any game

At 2.5 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall, these cards match the dimensions of a standard poker deck. They work with poker, bridge, rummy, solitaire, and any other game that uses a 52-card deck. The two cat jokers add a bit of surprise—perfect for games that incorporate jokers.

Key details at a glance

Can these cards be used for outdoor game nights?

Yes. The plastic, waterproof construction makes them ideal for outdoor settings where spills, dirt, or moisture are a risk. They are easy to clean and won't absorb liquids, so you can play by the pool, at the park, or on a picnic without worry.

What games do these cards fit?

Because they are standard poker size and include a full 52-card deck plus jokers, they work with nearly any card game: poker, blackjack, bridge, hearts, spades, crazy eights, memory games, and more. The only limitation is that the lenticular images might be a bit thick, but they shuffle and deal like regular cards.

Are the lenticular images hard to see?

The moving 3D effect is best viewed with direct light and at a slight angle. In low light, the illusion may be less pronounced, but the colorful dog photos remain visible. Each image is bright and playful, adding a whimsical touch to any game.