Gabby's Dollhouse

• Gabby (voiced and portrayed by Laila Lockhart Kraner) is a 12-year-old girl who is the show's host, and has a magical cat headband which is able to shrink her down to toy-size.
• Floyd is Gabby's real-life tabby cat who makes his only appearance in the live-action sequences.
• Pandy Paws (voiced by Tucker Chandler) is a black and white Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half-panda, and Gabby's sidekick and best friend. He starts off as a stuffed toy, but comes to life when he and Gabby shrink. He likes ambushing Gabby with "hug attacks".
• Carlita (voiced by Carla Tassara) is a purple and teal Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half-car and drives around the dollhouse and likes playing games.
• Cakey (voiced by Juliet Donenfeld) is a small white Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half-cupcake and makes sweet treats and snacks. He is able to create sprinkles, by either criticizing his actions or spinning around while being excited. He has four little cousins named Bakey, Flakey, Marshapan, and Paddycake.
• Daniel James "DJ" Catnip (voiced by Eduardo Franco) is a lavender Gabby Cat who wears a reddish-pink glittery hoodie which is able to stretch his tail and legs, in addition to mainly using them to play instruments. He also sometimes wears a visor over his eyes.
• CatRat (voiced by Donovan Patton) is a blue sneaky Gabby Cat who is half-cat/half-rat with dark blue and light blue markings who pops up in every room. He likes everything shiny and sometimes plays the role of a villain.
• Pillow Cat (voiced by Sainty Nelsen) is a multi-colored Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half-pillow. She likes making stories, and she usually takes "catnaps".
• Kitty Fairy (voiced by Tara Strong) is a pink half-kitty/half-fairy Gabby Cat with clear, pink and green wings, a pair of wishberry blossom-like antennae, a green flower-like dress and a flower crown. She makes garden magic with her tail, or her watering can.
• MerCat (voiced by Secunda Wood) is a turquoise Gabby Cat who is half-kitty/half-mermaid. She makes science "spa-themed".
• Baby Box (voiced by Maggie Lowe) is a young pink/peach Gabby Cat who is made of cardboard. She likes making crafts and is the daughter of Mama Box Cat. She did, sometimes, say her catchphrase: "Whoopsies!" (which would later become a song featured in the soundtrack for the series).
• Mama Box (voiced by Tara Strong) is a fuchsia/peach Gabby Cat who is the mother of Baby Box.

• The Box Brothers (all voiced by Jude Schwartz) are the brothers of Baby Box and sons of Mama Box.
• Cupcake Cousins (respectively voiced by Henry Witcher, Archibald Englehardt, Mia Lynn Bangunan, and Amari McCoy) are Cakey's four younger cousins who appeared in the episode "Cakey's Cupcake Cousins". Their names are Bakey, Flakey, Marshapan, and Paddycake. As such, the colors are, by the following order: Bakey is pink, Flakey is blue, Marshapan is green, and Paddycake is yellow. Flakey and Marshapan are male, and Bakey and Paddycake are female. Bakey returns in "Baby Box's Meow-Seum Day".
• Pete (voiced by Eric Lopez) is a polar bear who appears in the episode of the same name. He is a friend of Gabby and the Gabby Cats.
• Fluffy Flufferton (voiced by Elena Murray) is a feline pop star who appears in the episode of the same name. She later lives up to her name even more after her makeover.
• Luli-Loo (voiced by Halie Hrzich) is a young blue fairy Gabby Cat who appears in the episode "The Fairy Festival". She returns in "True Fairy Friends".
• Bitty Fairy (voiced by Thomas Bushell in a British accent) A small black Fairy Fly with multicolored spots who appears in "True Fairy Friends". (Gender info needed here)
• DJ Comet (voiced by Reggi Watkins) is a light green Gabby Cat who is DJ Catnip's alien cousin who appeared in "Mission to Caturn". He, like DJ Catnip, is able to stretch his tail and legs, but also to spin them around like a helicopter. He returns in the episode "Dollhouse Dress-Up Chest".
• Figgy (voiced by Rachel Ling Gordon) is a pink elf-like Gabby Cat who appears in the episode "A CAT-Tabulous Christmas".
• Kico (vocal effects provided by Juliet Donenfeld) is a young kitty-unicorn hybrid who appears in the episode of the same name.
• Santa Kitty (voiced by Darrell Brown) is an orange Gabby Cat who is this show's version of Santa Claus.
• Candy Cane is a red reindeer kitty who leads Santa Kitty's sleigh.
• The Hamster Kitties (vocal effects provided by Frank Welker) are tiny cat-hamster hybrids who occasionally appear in the series.
• The Dust Bunnies are cute small bunnies made of dust that sometimes show up.
• The Doodads are three Gabby Cats made of cardboard and other crafty things who are the rivals of Gabby, Pandy and Carlita during the Meow-Mazing Games.
• Spongey-Saurus (voiced by Kailen Jude) is a green dinosaur who appears in the episode of the same name.

==Format== Gabby's Dollhouse has built-in silences designed to encourage audience participation.

Each episode begins with the live-action Gabby playing in her bedroom. She then unboxes a miniature that is the catalyst for an adventure inside the animated world of her dollhouse.[12] Gabby puts on her cat ears headband and shrinks down with her stuffed toy, Pandy Paws, who comes alive to surprise Gabby with a “hug attack.” Common rituals may involve an encounter with CatRat, who often randomly appears in one of the rooms in the dollhouse.

The dollhouse has seven key cat-themed rooms where Gabby’s adventures take place with the various Gabby Cats:

• Bathroom, where MerCat does science experiments that are “spa” themed
• Bedroom, where Pillow Cat tells stories and encourages make believe
• Craft room, where Baby Box and her family teach how to make DIY projects
• Fairy garden, where Kitty Fairy takes care of magical plants
• Kitchen, where Cakey makes snacks and desserts decorated with cats
• Music room, where DJ Catnip teaches how to play musical instruments
• Playroom, where Carlita joins in physical education games

At the end of each episode is a “Cat of the Day” segment, where one of the Gabby Cats is selected to guide the viewer one-on-one in crafting, cooking, or singing.[12]