Pet Values Guide — All 314 Pets Ranked [2026]

Complete Pet Database — All 314 Grow a Garden Pets

How to Read the Pet Database Table

The Grow a Garden pet database contains all 314 pets currently available in the game, organized by rarity tier and sortable by trade value, weight, or XP rate. All values are recorded by Jordan Lee from direct in-game testing within 12 hours of each Saturday patch, ensuring 100% accuracy against the live game.

Each column in the database provides a specific data point. Base Trade Value is the minimum Sheckle equivalent a player should expect when trading that pet type — a pet's base trade value is the minimum Sheckle equivalent a player should expect when trading that pet type, before weight multipliers are applied. XP/Hour shows the passive XP your pet earns when assigned to a crop plot. Hatch Weight is the starting weight at hatching. Huge / Titanic / Godly thresholds show the weight (kg) your pet must reach to achieve each classification.

Using Search & Filters

Use the search bar to find any specific pet by name instantly. The rarity filter tabs let you view only pets of a specific tier — useful for traders looking at Legendary, Divine, or Mythical pets specifically. Click any sortable column header to reorder the table by that attribute. All filtering and sorting happens client-side with no page reload or URL changes.

Use the Pet Weight Calculator to calculate your specific pet's value based on its exact age and weight. The calculator applies the weight multiplier to the base value and shows whether your pet qualifies for Huge, Titanic, or Godly classification.

Pet Rarity Tiers Explained

Grow a Garden pets are organized into eight rarity tiers, each determining the base trade value range, XP generation rate, and probability of achieving Huge, Titanic, or Godly weight classification. Understanding the rarity system is essential for making informed trade decisions and building an effective pet farming strategy.

Rarity Tier Comparison Table

Summary of all eight pet rarity tiers in Grow a Garden — base value ranges, XP rates, and hatch egg sources:

Higher rarity pets in Grow a Garden generate significantly more XP per hour, allowing faster age progression and earlier access to Huge and Titanic weight classifications. For the full list, see the database table above for a ranked comparison.

Rarity Tier Value Spectrum

Visual comparison of the eight rarity tiers by base trade value range in Sheckles — each tier commands exponentially higher trade premiums:

Bar widths use a logarithmic scale to make all tiers visible. Actual value differences between tiers are exponential.

Pet Weight Classifications — Huge, Titanic & Godly

Pet weight classifications in Grow a Garden — Huge, Titanic, and Godly — are determined by where a pet's weight percentile falls within its species' weight distribution. A pet's weight in Grow a Garden directly determines its rarity classification — pets in the top 10% of weight for their species achieve Huge classification, the top 5% reach Titanic, and the top 1% are classified as Godly.

What is Huge Classification?

Huge classification in Grow a Garden represents the top 10% of weight for a given pet species. A pet achieves Huge classification once its weight reaches the Huge threshold (kg) listed in the database. Huge classification is achievable through consistent XP farming and reaching higher age milestones. A Huge pet commands a meaningful trade value premium over a standard pet of the same species — typically 1.5x to 3x the base trade value.

What is Titanic Classification?

Titanic classification (top 5%) requires sustained high-XP environments and age progression beyond the Huge threshold. Getting Titanic pets in Grow a Garden requires consistently farming XP through crop assignments, using XP-boosting abilities from helper pets, and allowing the pet to age over many play sessions. A Titanic pet typically trades for 3x to 8x the base trade value, making it a significant asset.

How to Get Titanic Pets in Grow a Garden — 4 Steps

1. 1

   Reach Huge Classification First

   Titanic classification requires passing through the Huge threshold (top 10%) first. Focus on accumulating XP consistently in high-mutation-crop environments until your pet's weight crosses the Huge threshold shown in the database.

2. 2

   Sustain XP Farming in Epic+ Crop Environments

   After reaching Huge, continue farming XP without interruption. Place your pet on plots with Epic or higher crops that have active mutations running. The compounding effect of high-tier mutations dramatically accelerates weight gain beyond the Huge threshold.

3. 3

   Unlock the Age 50 Mutation Ability

   Reaching Age 50 unlocks your pet's mutation ability, which applies a value multiplier to assigned crops. This both increases the crop income and further accelerates XP gain, making the Titanic threshold more accessible with continued play.

4. 4

   Monitor Weight Against the Titanic Threshold

   Use the Pet Weight Calculator to compare your pet's current weight against its species-specific Titanic threshold (kg) from the table below. Once your pet's weight equals or exceeds the Titanic value, it achieves Titanic classification and qualifies for the 3x–8x trade value premium.

What is Godly Classification?

Godly classification (top 1%) is the rarest weight tier in Grow a Garden. Only a handful of pets can realistically achieve Godly classification — the Fairy pet in Grow a Garden (S-Tier) is the prime example, and among the few pets engineered around reaching this tier. A Godly pet commands the highest possible trade premiums, often 10x to 50x the base trade value depending on rarity and community demand.

How Pet Age Increases Weight

As a pet gains XP and increases in age, its weight grows according to a species-specific growth formula. The higher the age, the heavier the pet, and the more likely it is to achieve Huge, Titanic, or Godly classification. To get bigger pets in Grow a Garden, follow these three steps:

1. 1

   Maximize XP Gain

   Assign your pet to an active crop plot. Pets earn XP passively whenever crops are growing. The higher the crop mutation value, the faster the XP generation. Plots with Shocked or Celestial-mutated crops yield the highest XP rates.

2. 2

   Keep Pets in High-Mutation-Crop Environments

   High-tier mutations on nearby crops accelerate pet XP gain significantly. Position your pet on plots where Rare, Epic, or higher-tier crops are planted with at least one active mutation for the fastest weight progression.

3. 3

   Age the Pet Over Time

   Weight accumulates gradually with age. There are no shortcuts — consistent play sessions with your pet assigned to an active garden plot are the most reliable path to Huge, Titanic, or Godly classification.

Weight Classification Thresholds — Top 20 Pets

Hatch weight, Huge, Titanic, and Godly classification thresholds (kg) for the top 20 pets by rarity:

For all 314 pet weight thresholds, use the interactive database above to check your specific pet's classification instantly.

Pet Values & Trade Reference Guide

The trade value of a pet in Grow a Garden is determined by three factors: its base rarity value, its weight classification multiplier, and current market demand within the community. Understanding each factor allows you to assess whether a trade is fair before committing.

How Pet Values Are Calculated

The trade value formula for pets in Grow a Garden follows the same multiplier logic as crop values:

Base Value is the rarity-tier trade floor in Sheckles. Weight Classification Multiplier ranges from 1x (Standard) to 50x+ (Godly) depending on the pet's weight percentile. Community demand adds an additional premium above the formula output for high-tier pets, particularly Prismatic and event-exclusive pets.

How to Sell and Trade Pets in Grow a Garden

To trade pets in Grow a Garden, open the in-game trading interface and select your pet alongside the items you want in return. There is no direct NPC sell mechanic for pets — all pet transactions occur via the player-to-player trading system. To maximize your sell price, ensure your pet has at least Huge classification before listing it for trade, as heavier pets command significantly higher values in the community market.

Before any significant pet trade, verify the current community rate using the Trade Calculator to compare values side by side and determine whether a trade is a Win, Fair, or Loss.

Highest-Value Pets — Community Trade Reference

The 20 most-traded pets in Grow a Garden with approximate community trade value ranges. Values shown are estimates — actual trades depend on weight classification and demand:

Growth Formulas & Weight Progression

Each pet species in Grow a Garden has a unique weight growth formula that determines how much weight the pet gains per age level. Understanding this formula helps players predict when their pet will cross Huge, Titanic, or Godly thresholds and plan their farming sessions accordingly.

The Pet Weight Growth Formula

In this formula, baseWeight is the pet's hatch weight (starting weight when first hatched from an egg), age is the pet's current age level, and speciesGrowthRate is a species-specific constant that varies significantly between rarity tiers. Higher-rarity pets have a greater growth rate, which is why Legendary and above pets can reach Godly classification while Common pets typically cannot.

How to Age Pets in Grow a Garden

Pets age in Grow a Garden by accumulating XP, which is earned by keeping them active in your garden. The fastest way to age pets is to ensure they are always assigned to a plot in a high-mutation-crop environment. XP accumulates passively — the more active your garden, the faster your pet ages. Reaching higher ages increases the pet's weight and eventually unlocks mutation abilities at Age 50, which apply a value multiplier to crops they are assigned to. This is the most significant milestone in pet development.

XP Rates Per Species — Time-to-Age Estimates

Estimated time to reach key age milestones for five representative pets, based on verified XP/hour rates under optimal farming conditions:

For detailed XP calculations and time-to-age estimates for any pet, use the Pet XP Leveling Guide — it covers full XP and age progression mechanics for all 314 pets.

Age Progression Weight Table — Key Age Milestones

Estimated pet weight (kg) at Ages 1, 10, 25, 50, and 100 for five representative species — showing how rarity determines weight growth speed and classification potential:

Age 50 is highlighted as the mutation-ability unlock milestone. Age 100 values align with each species' Godly weight threshold. Values are approximations based on per-species growth rates recorded by Jordan Lee.

Rare & Special Pets — Godly Class Guide

A small number of pets in Grow a Garden are capable of reaching Godly weight classification under the right conditions. These pets represent the highest tier of the pet system and command premium trade values that dwarf all other pet categories.

Fairy — S-Tier Godly-Class Pet

Dragon — Legendary Tier

Phoenix — Legendary Tier

How to Obtain Rare Pets — Including Bee Egg & Kiwi

Obtaining rare pets in Grow a Garden depends on the type of egg used. The Bee Egg (which hatches the Bee pet) is a special Uncommon egg obtained through pollination events in the game. The Kiwi pet in Grow a Garden hatches from standard Rare Eggs at a low probability. Higher-rarity pets require their corresponding egg tier.

How to Obtain Godly Classification Pets — 4 Steps

1. 1

   Obtain a High-Rarity Pet (Divine or Above)

   Godly classification is only realistically achievable by Divine, Mythical, or Prismatic-tier pets due to their high species growth rates. Focus on hatching Divine Eggs or higher as your starting point.

2. 2

   Set Up a High-XP Farming Environment

   Place your pet on a plot where Epic or higher crops with active mutations are growing. The XP generation multiplier from high-tier crops dramatically accelerates age progression toward Godly weight.

3. 3

   Reach Age 50 to Unlock Mutation Ability

   Prioritize reaching Age 50, which unlocks the pet's mutation ability. This ability then further multiplies the XP-generating value of your assigned crops, creating a compound acceleration effect.

4. 4

   Continue Aging Beyond Age 50 Toward Godly Threshold

   With the mutation ability active, continue aging your pet. Track your pet's current weight against the Godly threshold (kg) shown in the database table. Use the Pet Weight Calculator to monitor progress and confirm when Godly classification is achieved.

FAQ — Grow a Garden Pet Values

Answers to the most common questions about Grow a Garden pet values, weight classifications, aging mechanics, and the pet trading system — sourced from direct in-game testing by Jordan Lee.

Explore More Grow a Garden Pet Resources

After browsing the pet values database, explore the dedicated pet tools and guides to deepen your understanding of weight thresholds, XP mechanics, and trade strategies.