After you unlock the ability to climb vines in Little Kitty, Big City, you will come across a mother duck. She has unfortunately misplaced her children, and asks your help to find them. However, if we want to get an achievement, we can bring a different kind of duck to her. For the achievement Rub-A-Dub-Dub!, you need to “Put 4 rubber ducks in the pond.” Here are where to find the Little Kitty, Big City rubber duck locations.
Rubber duck locations in Little Kitty, Big City
The first rubber duck is actually right next to the pond. Grab it on the deck above the pond and drop it in the water.
The second rubber duck for the Little Kitty, Big City Rub-A-Dub-Dub! achievement is seen early in the game. You will have seen a rubber duck as you followed the crow in the opening minutes of the game. It is sitting at the entrance to the main part of the city. Pick it up, carry it through the hole in the wall, and drop it in the pond.
The third rubber duck in Little Kitty, Big City is found in the market where you can actually find one of the missing ducklings. The store is located south of the pond and is represented by a triangle on the map. Walk inside and jump on the front counter and then the shelves behind it where you can do a little shoplifting and bring a new rubber duck to the pond.
The final rubber duck for the Rub-A-Dub-Dub achievement in Little Kitty, Big City will take a bit of climbing. To the left of the entrance to the pond is a truck with a lot of boxes on it. Climb up them and then onto the roof. Make your way to the right and see the yellow fans. Wait for them to stop blowing and go past them. Around the corner is another yellow fan that you will need to wait for before climbing the vines next to it. After you pass that area, follow the path until you eventually reach the top portion of this building. There will be one particular area where you need to hold your jump to pounce across a gap, but otherwise, it is very straightforward. When you get to the top, the rubber duck is located in the back corner of the porch area.
