How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?

Heartlake City Pet Center has 483 pieces made up of 232 unique elements, plus three minifigures. Full details are in the parts list on this page.

Does the set include animal figures?

Yes, small animal figures such as a dog, cat or bird come with the set and can be placed in the cages or treatment area.

Does it work well with other Friends sets?

Yes, its colours and building style match the rest of the Heartlake City world, so it displays well alongside other Friends sets.

Friends

LEGO® Heartlake City Pet Center

Heartlake City Pet Center is a small animal clinic where three friends look after sick and injured pets. The 2018 LEGO Friends set comes with 483 pieces and 3 minifigures, and leans more on role play around pet care than on a single large structure.

Set number: 41345
Year: 2018
Pieces: 483
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 232

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 232

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (34)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Mia - Dark Azure Plaid Top, Dark Purple Skirt fig-0016674 pieces × 1
Liam - Bright Green/Yellow Shirt, Sand Blue Trousers fig-0026164 pieces × 1
Stephanie - Medium Azure Top, Dark Blue Skirt fig-0026294 pieces × 1

Description

A set built around small animals

Rather than one continuous interior, the model splits into several small play stations: a reception area, a treatment table and an outdoor enclosure, each holding its own small animal figure such as a dog, cat or bird. That layout suits role play where different pets get 'treated' in turn, and sets the pet centre apart from the more straightforward house or shop builds elsewhere in the Friends range. Small props such as a stretcher and food bowls round out these scenes further, adding detail without adding much bulk.

Opening up for play

The building opens from several sides, so the interior stays easy to reach during play, and individual modules like the treatment table or waiting area can be rearranged independently of the rest of the structure. That modularity also makes the set useful later on, for combining with other Heartlake City buildings into a bigger street scene where the three friends move between several locations and take turns caring for the animals.

White, grey and lime green

White and light bluish grey dominate the facade, giving it the clean look of a real veterinary practice, while lime green and medium azure add accents on the roof, windows and accessories. That bright, friendly palette is typical of the Friends theme and helps the set sit well alongside an existing collection without clashing with neighbouring buildings or standing out too much. The parts list on this page gives the exact colour breakdown, including how many pieces come in each shade.

232 pieces worth reusing

Out of 483 total pieces, 232 are unique elements, a fairly high share that makes the set a decent source of parts for small custom builds or repairs elsewhere in a collection. The parts list on this page lists every element with its colour and quantity, useful for tracking down a specific piece, replacing a lost part or simply planning an entirely new build.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the set have?: Heartlake City Pet Center has 483 pieces made up of 232 unique elements, plus three minifigures. Full details are in the parts list on this page.
Does the set include animal figures?: Yes, small animal figures such as a dog, cat or bird come with the set and can be placed in the cages or treatment area.
Does it work well with other Friends sets?: Yes, its colours and building style match the rest of the Heartlake City world, so it displays well alongside other Friends sets.

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