The film title is suggestive but young children will probably not understand that nut has another meaning.

A shapely woman appears at a door (a la old-time detective shows), and the camera pans up from her feet to her face, giving the viewer a good look at her curves.

Grayson has a crush on Andie, and he constantly flirts with her (much to her annoyance).

Surly kicks a sleeping pigeon off a power line

A gun is shown in several scenes (the gun is clearly seen approximately 7 times). The human "bad guys" or bank robbers use a gun to try to shoot Surly. The gun is shown, pointed at Surly (while he scrambles to get away), and several shots are heard (Surly is not injured).

Plenty of cartoon-style violence... e.g. one squirrel gets crushed by a pile of bricks (but is fine in the next scene).

In one of the shorts Surly and a couple of the other animals say a couple of words like Damn is said 2 times and Bastardized is said 2 times Hell is said 1 time.

And some language.

Surly is threatened by menacing rats after he is banished from the park, and there is a chase scene while he tries to get away from them. The rats have crazy eyes and pointy teeth, which could frighten younger viewers.