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Tweety is washing in the park birdbath and singing. Sylvester peers from the park bench, reading papers, and inches closer through a peephole. Tweety notices the cat and emits a loud taunt that signals the chase. The pursuit ends with Sylvester heading toward a toddler girl on a bike wagon.

Lillian, the toddler's nanny, blocks Sylvester from reaching Tweety and scolds the cat for the chase. She uses her umbrella handle to bop him and calls him a beast, a coward, and a bully. Tweety nods his thanks with a line about feeling ashamed. Sylvester grumbles and gives up for the moment.

While Lillian and Tweety read a book, Sylvester swaps places with the toddler to get closer to Tweety. Lillian agrees to the swap, but when Sylvester grabs Tweety in his mouth, she mistakes him for the toddler and spanks him. Tweety also spanks Sylvester in return.

Sylvester sets a trap using a box, a stick and a string with a cob of corn as bait. Tweety comments on the cat cleverness during a brief talk, and Sylvester lunges with the stick but misses, bonking himself. Tweety jokes that a truly clever cat would be a fox.

Sylvester resumes the chase but hides behind a trash can as a bulldog approaches. He gets tangled in the bulldog collar and the chase continues.

The cat pretends to be a bulldog and trails Tweety toward a hotel. Tweety escapes to a windowsill four stories up while Sylvester inflates a bubble gum wad to chase him. A beeping sound like Road Runner accompanies the misadventure as Tweety pops the bubble.

Sylvester inflates another bubble gum wad and tries to lift Tweety with it. Tweety counters by weighting him down with an anvil, causing the bubble to react. Tweety pops the bubble with a pin, sending Sylvester soaring up into the sky, and he crashes down onto a pillow with the anvil.

Sylvester tries to swing a shovel to hit Tweety around a corner but ends up hitting a bulldog instead. The bulldog chases Sylvester away, ending the immediate attack.

Tweety perches above Lillian as Sylvester hides as a tree with a nest. He signals Tweety with a whistle to lure him, but the dog approaches and after a water pistol squirt realizes that the tree is really Sylvester. The dog gives chase and Tweety slips away.

Tweety lands near a window, grabs a telephone, and calls the pet shop to order a new puddy tat, noting that he is fresh out. The scene ends with the implication that a replacement cat may soon arrive as the cartoon concludes.