Ride A Pet Tools

All Ride A Pet Pets

Income and speed here are readings we take from pets we own, not species averages. A pending cell means we have not read that label yet.

PetHow to getIncomeSpeedSource
FoxHatches from the Dragon Egg in the shop at a reported 30% chance. No free map egg has been confirmed to hatch Fox yet.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.app
HorseRequired for Rebirth 1 together with 1,000,000 cash. Which egg hatches it has not been confirmed.PendingPendingReported · rideapetrobloxwiki.wiki
PhoenixHatches from the Dragon Egg in the shop at a reported 4% chance.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.com
DragonHatches from the Dragon Egg in the shop at a reported 1% chance, the rarest pet in that egg.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.com
CrocodileHatches from the Dragon Egg in the shop at a reported 50% chance, the most common result of that egg.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.app
T-RexHatches from the Dragon Egg in the shop at a reported 15% chance.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.app
KitsunePending verificationPendingPendingReported · rideapetrobloxwiki.wiki
LionSeen in recorded gameplay; how it is obtained has not been documented.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.com
OstrichSeen on a recorded Pets screen; how it is obtained has not been documented.PendingPendingReported · rideapet.com

Each row shows its own source. Pets with their own guide page are linked, and every egg that hatches a pet, with the odds where they are known, is on Ride A Pet Eggs.

Ride A Pet Value List

There is no player-to-player trading in Ride A Pet, so a pet has no trade price and a traditional value list does not apply. What a pet is worth to you comes down to three things you can read in the table above: its income, its speed, and how hard it is to get. Income decides how fast your plot pays for radars and rebirth cash; speed decides which announced eggs you can reach first; and a pet that only comes from a rare or Robux egg is harder to replace than one that hatches from common eggs.

We fill in income and speed only from pets we own, so a Pending cell in the Income or Speed column means we have not read that label yet rather than that the pet is worthless. To weigh two of your own pets against each other, put their label numbers into the Ride A Pet Calculator.

How Pets Work

  • Riding. A mounted pet sets your speed. Faster pets cover more of the map per run and reach announced eggs before other players.
  • Earning. A pet placed on your plot pays the income shown on its label while you play.
  • Mutating. The developer’s own description says mutations make pets go even faster; we will document the exact effect once we have mutated pets to compare.
  • Selling and gifting. There is no player-to-player trading. Hatched pets can be sold for cash, and shop items can be gifted to players in the same server.

Reported by All Things How on · not yet verified in-game by us

Which Pet Should You Ride?

Decide by job. For egg runs you want the shortest run time, so ride your fastest pet. For income you want the highest cash per second, so park your best earner on the plot and leave it there. The pets that unlock the next stage are listed on Ride A Pet Rebirth.

Pets FAQ

Can you trade pets in Ride A Pet?
No. There is no trade window and no way to send a trade request. You can gift shop items to players in your server, and you can sell your own hatched pets for cash, but hatched pets cannot be exchanged between players.
What does the Index do?
The Index records every pet and egg you have collected and pays a cash reward when you register new ones. Register a pet before selling a duplicate, otherwise you lose the reward for it.
Which pet should I ride?
For egg runs, the fastest pet you own; for earning while you are away, the pet with the highest income on its label placed on your plot. The two jobs use different stats, so the best pet for one is often not the best for the other.
Why are some stats marked pending?
Stats on a pet label are individual readings, not species averages. We publish a number only after reading it from a pet we own, and once we have read more than one, we show the range we have seen rather than a single value.