Greedy Growers Pets Guide: How to Get Every Pet and the Best Pets to Use!

Pets are now an important part of farming in Greedy Growers, giving players useful passive effects that can help with fruits, seeds, mutations, fertilizers, and even other pets. Since Update 2.0, there are 18 pets to collect, and each one comes from one of five different eggs. Getting the right pets can make your plot much more efficient, especially when you start working toward rare and mutated fruits.

In this Greedy Growers Pets guide, we’ll explain how to get every pet, how to earn Tickets for eggs, what every pet does, and which pets are worth equipping. With only three pet slots available by default, choosing the right combination can make a noticeable difference to your progress.

How to Get Pets in Greedy Growers

The main way to get pets in Greedy Growers is by purchasing Pet Eggs from the Pet Shop. After buying an egg, place it on your plot and wait for it to hatch. There are five egg rarities available, with each one having its own Ticket cost and selection of possible pets. More expensive eggs generally give you access to stronger and rarer pets. Here are all five Pet Eggs and the pets that can hatch from them:

Common Egg – 100 Tickets

• Squirrel
• Bunny
• Mouse

Rare Egg – 200 Tickets

• Dog
• Cat
• Robin

Epic Egg – 500 Tickets

• Chicken
• Roach
• Woodpecker

Legendary Egg – 1,000 Tickets

• Cow
• Sheep
• Pig
• Raccoon

Mythic Egg – 2,000 Tickets

• Frog
• Magpie
• Turtle
• Monkey
• Alligator

One pet worth keeping an eye out for is the Magpie. This Mythic pet has a special ability that can occasionally find additional Pet Eggs for you. These free eggs can come from different rarities, giving you another way to expand your collection without spending more Tickets.

How to Earn Tickets in Greedy Growers

Tickets are needed to purchase Pet Eggs, so you’ll want a steady way to earn them if you are trying to collect the strongest pets. One of the main methods is using the Farmer’s Market NPC. The NPC offers different fruit requests that reward you with Tickets when you complete them.

To start, visit the Farmer’s Market and check the current requests. You’ll then need to grow or obtain the fruits being requested. Seeds can be purchased from the river area, after which you can grow the required fruits on your plot and return them to the Farmer’s Market.

The number of Tickets you receive depends on the quality of the fruits you submit. Basic fruits generally provide fewer Tickets, while higher-rarity fruits and fruits with mutations can give considerably better rewards. The available Farmer’s Market requests change every 24 hours, so checking the NPC regularly is a good way to avoid missing potential Ticket rewards.

You can receive up to 200 Tickets from the Farmer’s Market by completing the available offers. You can also submit the requested fruits one at a time instead of waiting until you have everything, which makes it easier to collect rewards as your crops become available.

Another option is to look for active Greedy Growers codes. Redeeming available codes can provide free Tickets, giving you a useful boost toward your next Pet Egg.

What Do All Pets Do in Greedy Growers?

Every pet in Greedy Growers has a passive ability that becomes active when the pet is placed on your plot. These abilities are quite different from one another. Some pets help you obtain free fruit, while others focus on mutations, seeds, growth speed, fertilizers, or pet progression. Here is what every pet can do:

• Squirrel: Occasionally finds Common fruit with random sizes and mutations.
• Bunny: Occasionally finds Common fruit with random sizes and mutations.
• Mouse: Occasionally finds Common fruit with random sizes and mutations.
• Dog: Increases the chance of fruits receiving mutations during weather events.
• Cat: Makes fruits grow faster.
• Robin: Occasionally finds seeds that have a chance to come with random mutations.
• Chicken: Allows Pet Eggs to hatch at higher levels.
• Roach: Can apply the Infested mutation to fruits.
• Woodpecker: Occasionally pecks a tree and has a chance to drop its seed.
• Cow: Improves the effects of fertilizers without increasing their cost.
• Sheep: Provides bonus XP to your other equipped pets.
• Pig: Can apply the Huge mutation to fruits.
• Raccoon: Occasionally finds Legendary fruit with random sizes and mutations.
• Frog: Can apply the Slimy mutation to fruits.
• Magpie: Occasionally finds Pet Eggs.
• Turtle: Has a small chance to prevent a lightning strike once during tree growth.
• Monkey: Occasionally finds Mythic or higher fruit with random sizes and mutations.
• Alligator: Has a small chance to apply the unique Scaled mutation to seeds when they are planted.

The value of each pet depends heavily on what you are currently trying to do. A pet that focuses on mutations may be more useful during a farming session focused on rare crops, while a pet that generates seeds or eggs can be better for long-term progression.

What Are the Best Pets in Greedy Growers?

The best pets in Greedy Growers are not necessarily the pets with the highest rarity. Their passive abilities are much more important, especially because you have a limited number of pet slots. Some pets can provide value every time you farm, while others become much stronger in specific situations.

• Magpie is one of the best pets because it can occasionally find Pet Eggs. This gives you a chance to obtain additional pets without having to spend Tickets on every egg. Since Pet Eggs are needed to build your collection, the Magpie can remain useful even after you have already obtained several strong pets.
• Sheep is another strong choice if you want to level up your pets. Its passive provides bonus XP to your other equipped pets, making it particularly useful when you are working on pet progression. It is a good support option rather than a pet that directly improves your crops.
• Woodpecker is also highly useful because it can occasionally drop seeds from trees on your plot. Free seeds can save resources and give you more opportunities to grow valuable crops. This makes the Woodpecker a strong choice for regular farming.
• Robin is worth equipping because it can find seeds with a chance of having mutations. Mutated seeds can be especially valuable when you are trying to improve the quality of your harvest, making Robin one of the more useful pets for long-term farming.
• Cat is another reliable option because it increases fruit growth speed. Faster crops mean you can complete more farming cycles in the same amount of time, which makes Cat useful for players who want a straightforward boost to their regular farming routine.

If a mutation-focused weather event appears, consider switching to Dog. Its passive increases the chance for fruits to mutate during weather events, so it can be more useful than a general farming pet when your main goal is to produce mutated crops.

With the default setup, you can equip three pets at the same time. Because of this limit, Robin and Woodpecker are strong choices to keep equipped for general farming. Your third slot can then be changed depending on your goal.

Use Cat when you want faster fruit growth, Dog when a mutation weather event is active, Sheep when you want to level your pets, or Turtle when you want extra protection against lightning during tree growth.

The pet system in Greedy Growers adds another layer to farming, and collecting every pet is only part of the process. The more important step is understanding what each passive does and matching your pets to your current goal. While rare pets can be tempting, some lower-rarity options such as Cat and Robin can remain useful because their abilities directly improve everyday farming.

For a general setup, Robin and Woodpecker are excellent pets to keep on your plot because they can provide extra seeds and opportunities for mutated seeds. The final slot can be changed based on what you are farming. If you are still building your collection, Magpie is also worth using because its chance to find Pet Eggs can help you obtain even more pets over time.