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Does kill and fruits achievements need to be done in 1 sitting (passed 120 waves without 5 000 kills and 50 fruits)?
PS. you actually get the achievement at 2000 enemies killed, but the pet keeps leveling afterwards. I think I saw the next step for the pet was to hit 4000 kills - which is insane.
Also, while allowing the pets to do a lot of the killing, you end up losing money, because the enemies swarm over the dots before you can pick them up. This means you have to balance three things: killing enemies yourself, putting points into Dot Slurper, and letting the pet do the killing.
The section for the Maximum Pet Level (not upgrades) achievements needs a bit of tweaking, At least for the PC, they're some of the most difficult to get, and I found that I had to play a separate game to get each one (I'm still working on this).
For example, you're right that you can allow the pet to do most of the killing in the early levels. However, I found that easiest with the Blaster/Shooty pet. With the laser pet it was hard, and with the rocket pet it was impossible. By the time you've got enough upgrades to make the pet dangerous, the enemies are moving fast and shooting more often.