Ride A Pet pets and stats
All 30 named pets with base speed, base jump and base income, plus the rarity discrepancy nobody else has flagged.
Pets carry four stats, and almost every guide covers two
Pets carry four stats in this game: Speed, Jump, Income and Weight. Weight is reported as a flat 10 kg on every known pet, so it carries no information and is not published here. Jump controls terrain traversal: which ridges, steps and shortcuts a mount can use, and therefore which awkward spawn points are reachable. It is an absolute number, not a percentage, though no source defines its unit.
Most coverage of this game ranks pets on speed and income and stops there, which quietly turns a traversal stat into an invisible one. This page publishes all three that carry information.
Where this table comes from
Speed and income were transcribed from a single third-party stat table, graded S3 Multi-source. Jump comes from a different source, graded S3 Multi-source, and is more trustworthy than the other two columns for a specific reason: the two sites that publish jump agree exactly on all five pets they both cover. Agreement on a shared subset is the cheapest corroboration available, and it is why the jump column here covers all 30 pets rather than a handful.
Speed and income: All Things How stat table, transcribed by ride-apet.wiki pet list, cross-read on 2026-09-21 against the SpaceQT money guide of 2026-09-14, which reads the base income column out against a live game and matches this table on all twelve rungs it names, checked 2026-09-21. Jump: Roonby 30-pet stat table, cross-checked against rideapetwiki.wiki pet stats guide, checked 2026-09-17.
Full roster
Sorted by the Index rarity order, which is roughly the order you will meet them. All three stat columns are base values, before any mutation is applied. The final row is a pet the Index lists but still displays as a black silhouette, so no name or stat is published for it.
| Pet | Index rarity | Speed | Jump | Income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snail | 1 in 2 | 15 | 78 | 3% |
| Turtle | 1 in 5 | 50 | 80 | 5% |
| Sloth | 1 in 20 | 90 | 77 | 7% |
| Axolotl | 1 in 30 | 165 | 81 | 9% |
| Koalaincome anomaly | 1 in 50 | 300 | 95 | 5% |
| Capybara | 1 in 100 | 407 | 89 | 20% |
| Chicken | 1 in 150 | 553 | 92 | 25% |
| Pig | 1 in 200 | 750 | 90 | 30% |
| Elephant | 1 in 300 | 1.02K | 75 | 35% |
| Panda | 1 in 1K | 1.38K | 87 | 50% |
| Kangaroo | 1 in 3K | 3.05K | 125 | 125% |
| Deer | 1 in 9K | 3.25K | 111 | 150% |
| Spider | 1 in 25K | 3.69K | 129 | 160% |
| Crocodile | 1 in 75K | 3.94K | 98 | 170% |
| Gorilla | 1 in 150K | 4.48K | 99 | 200% |
| Snake | 1 in 180K | 4.78K | 93 | 240% |
| Horse | 1 in 500K | 5.34K | 108 | 350% |
| Wolf | 1 in 700K | 5.71K | 102 | 375% |
| Shark | 1 in 1M | 6.10K | 114 | 400% |
| Lion | 1 in 1.2M | 6.52K | 120 | 510% |
| Ostrichrarity disputed | 1 in 1.5M | 6.96K | 86 | 750% |
| Foxrarity disputed | 1 in 21M | 19.5K | 105 | 1,200% |
| Girafferarity disputed | 1 in 300M | 27.4K | 83 | 2,200% |
| Cheetahrarity disputed | 1 in 7B | 38.4K | 117 | 3,500% |
| Unicornrarity disputed | 1 in 1T | 137K | 135 | 30,000% |
| T-Rexrarity disputed | 1 in 10T | 266K | 100 | 50,000% |
| Phoenix | 1 in 30T | 1M | 146 | 100,000% |
| Cerberusrarity disputed | 1 in 70Qa | 100M | 143 | 30,000,000% |
| Dragon | 1 in 5Ql | 300M | 150 | 300,000,000% |
| Kitsune | 1 in 1Ql | 1B | 170 | 90,000,000% |
| Unrevealed | 1 in 7Ql | unrevealed | unrevealed | unrevealed |
Three leaderboards, because there are three jobs
Read the jump column carefully, because it is the one that gets ignored and the one that surprises people. A pet with modest speed and high jump is not a worse pet, it is a pet for different ground.
Fastest
Speed sets your egg loop radius. The further you can reach, the more of the spawn ladder becomes available to you.
- 1Kitsune1B
- 2Dragon300M
- 3Cerberus100M
- 4Phoenix1M
- 5T-Rex266K
Highest jump
Jump decides which ridges, steps and shortcuts a mount can use. It is the reason a mid-tier pet can still be the right tool for one specific spot.
- 1Kitsune170
- 2Dragon150
- 3Phoenix146
- 4Cerberus143
- 5Unicorn135
Richest
Income is what your plot earns while a pet sits on it, and it is what pays for radar tiers and nest upgrades.
- 1Dragon300,000,000%
- 2Kitsune90,000,000%
- 3Cerberus30,000,000%
- 4Phoenix100,000%
- 5T-Rex50,000%
The overlap between these three lists is smaller than most players expect. The fastest pet in the game and the richest pet in the game are different pets, and the highest jump belongs to one of those two rather than to a specialist. That is the whole argument against a single ordered tier list, and it is why this site publishes three rankings and refuses to merge them into one.
The roster as someone else reads it
This table lists base values with a source grade on each column. A creator ranking the same pets is a useful cross-check precisely because it reads differently, and because a single ordered list has to collapse three stats into one number, which is the collapse this page warns about.
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TOP 30 BEST PETS in Ride A Pet! (REAL STATS) Roblox
SpaceQT · 2026-09-14 · 10:05 · 3,699 views at time of checking
What the captions add
The creator ranks all thirty pets and states the intent is real stats rather than feel. It is a useful cross-check on this site's three axis rankings precisely because it is a single axis list, which is the failure mode the tier list page is built to describe.
Readers arrive looking for a ranked list. Showing one beside a page that argues ranking a single axis is incomplete is more honest than pretending the demand does not exist.
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I Hatched the World's First GOLDEN DRAGON in Ride a Pet!
BachaBlox · 2026-09-20 · 17:57 · 260,441 views at time of checking
What the captions add
BachaBlox buys 50 Dragon eggs from the in-game shop for Robux and hatches through them hunting the world's first Golden Dragon. The captions note he opened 200 eggs to get a single Dragon, calling a 1 percent chance not even a rarity, then a Golden Dragon that after feeding sits at 537,000,000 per second. He also references a Void mutation, an AFK-sourced Cerberus, and a Kitsune at 600,000,000 per second. The spoken Dragon chance and the 537M/s figure are creator estimates, graded S4; the shop-purchase method is the takeaway this site could not document from data alone.
Single-source creator record of buying Dragon eggs for Robux and the Golden Dragon, used on the pets page as S4 evidence the Dragon is obtainable via the shop, not just wild eggs.
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I FINALLY GOT the DRAGON in Ride a Pet! (Roblox)
BemmyBlox · 2026-09-21 · 14:26 · 104,234 views at time of checking
What the captions add
BemmyBlox vents about the Dragon's 1 percent hatch chance, opening 150 eggs for zero Dragons before a fresh 200-egg batch yields one on the fourth egg. The captions mention a huge ethereal at 1 in a thousand, a Solaris egg, and a named Dragon, Kevin, that goes from 189,000,000 per second before feeding to 1,900,000,000 after. The 1-in-100 Dragon odds and the 1.9 billion per second number are the creator's spoken figures, graded S4; the video is useful as a candid record of how the 1 percent feels to grind, not as a stat.
S4 single-source account of grinding the 1 percent Dragon, embedded on the pets page to show the lived experience of the hatch odds this site grades rather than publishes.
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I GOT the RAREST PET in Ride a Pet (Roblox)
BloxPin · 2026-09-18 · 8:09 · 54,210 views at time of checking
What the captions add
BloxPin shows a run where every egg carries a Shocked or Vaulted mutation and lands a pet at 1 in 7 quadrillion with a Dragon. The captions cite 160,000 luck, a Void mutation at 10x, a giant bull pet, 23,000,000,000 per second income, and a Dragon referenced at 1.37 as a speed figure. The 1-in-7-quadrillion line is the creator's spoken odds, graded S4; the 160,000 luck and 10x Void multiplier both match graded figures on this site. Use as color on the pets page, not as odds data.
S4 single-source footage tying high luck to a Void mutation and a 1-in-7Q Dragon, used on the pets page alongside graded multipliers.
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Spending ROBUX To Find A RARE PET In Ride A Pet (Roblox)
Quackie · 2026-09-24 · 17:05 · 94,478 views at time of checking
What the captions add
Quackie spends Robux hunting rare pets, cycling through Advanced, Jewel, Royal and Mythical radars. The captions name a Unicorn at 1 in 1 trillion, a Galaxy egg at 6 trillion, the 100,000,000,000 luck egg, and an Eternal radar. The Hindi and English captions are loose, so treat the spoken odds and names as the creator's estimates, graded S4; the radar ladder and 100 billion luck tier match this site's graded data. Useful as a record that high-tier eggs are reachable through purchased radars, which the shop page documents.
S4 single-source demo of purchased radars reaching rare eggs, embedded on the pets page as a counterpoint to wild hatching.
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How To Get FOX in Ride A Pet! (Easy Tutorial) ROBLOX
CHALLS · 2026-09-24 · 3:09 · 4,217 views at time of checking
What the captions add
CHALLS shows the Fox at a tower-side Glass Egg. Auto captions, no value taken. A second Glass Egg account.
Two walkthroughs make a disputed route stronger.
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I FOUND A SECRET PET IN RIDE A PET!
BachaBlox · 2026-09-27 · 9:33 · 171,170 views at time of checking
What the captions add
BachaBlox presents a pet framed as secret or rarest. No name or value confirmed; auto captions. A lead.
The pets index shows the edge of what it can prove.
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Ride a Pet is INSANE..
Vindooly Plays · 2026-09-27 · 20:18 · 36,341 views at time of checking
What the captions add
Vindooly Plays tours Ride A Pet broadly. No specific claim used; a creator view of the whole game.
The pets index benefits from a whole-game framing.
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I GOT the RAREST PET in RIDE A PET... (AGAIN)
BloxPin · 2026-09-27 · 10:29 · 78,980 views at time of checking
What the captions add
BloxPin presents another rarest pet run. No name or odds confirmed; auto captions. A lead.
The pets index shows the gap between confirmed and claimed rarity.
Rarity is not the same as value
Koala is the clearest example on the roster. It sits at 1 in 50, well past Axolotl at 1 in 30, yet it pays 5 percent against Axolotl’s 9 percent. Anyone ranking pets purely by how hard they are to hatch would put Koala above Axolotl and be wrong about what the pet actually does for them.
Jump produces a second version of the same trap, in the opposite direction. Spider sits in the middle of the rarity ladder with a jump value higher than several pets that outclass it on speed, which is why it keeps a place in endgame loadouts despite being a mid-game hatch. Rarity tells you how hard something was to obtain. It tells you nothing about what it does.
Mutations complicate the picture without changing it. A mutation multiplies a pet’s base output, so the same mutation is worth strictly more on a pet that already has a higher base. That makes the top of any one of these leaderboards the best place to spend a good mutation, not the middle. Multipliers here are graded S4 as well, for the same reason: nobody has published a frame-confirmed table.
A discrepancy in the rarity labels themselves
Roonby and rideapetguides.wiki both list a Lion pet at 1 in 1.2M. The table this site transcribed does not include Lion at all. Aligning the two lists shows they are offset by exactly one row from that point onward: the rarity this site prints for Ostrich is Lion's, the one for Fox is Ostrich's, and so on up the table. Either one of the lists omitted a pet, or one of them shifted a value. Until a gameplay frame of the Index settles it, the rarity labels on this page from Ostrich upward should be treated as possibly belonging to the pet above.
Where this stands: Open, and the sources still differ. What it affects: affects the whole rarity column from Ostrich upward. Rows affected are marked “rarity disputed” in the table above.
One thing is worth separating out, because it is not part of the discrepancy: Lion is listed here, having been restored on the strength of two sources that carry it. Restoring a pet is a different act from inventing one, and the difference is that two independent lists already contained it.
The 999 MPH figure, and how this site reads it
The developer’s own store thumbnail prints 999 MPH next to the Dragon Egg. A third party reads that as the top of the game’s speed ladder. We quote the figure because official artwork is a real source, and we attribute the reading rather than adopting it, because the developer has never said what the number refers to.
Common questions
- What stats do pets actually have?
- Pets carry four stats in this game: Speed, Jump, Income and Weight. Weight is reported as a flat 10 kg on every known pet, so it carries no information and is not published here. Jump controls terrain traversal: which ridges, steps and shortcuts a mount can use, and therefore which awkward spawn points are reachable. It is an absolute number, not a percentage, though no source defines its unit.
- Is the "1 in N" number a hatch chance?
- No, and this is the most common mistake in Ride A Pet coverage. The 1 in N figure is the rarity label printed in the in-game Index. It ranks pets against each other, but it is not the drop rate of any particular egg. The only published drop odds in the game belong to the paid shop eggs.
- Why does this page show three rankings instead of one?
- Because speed, jump and income peak on different pets. Speed decides how far you can travel, jump decides which terrain you can cross and therefore which awkward spawn points are reachable at all, and income decides how fast your plot pays for upgrades. A single ordered list would have to pick one and hide the other two.
- Why do you warn that the rarity column might be wrong?
- Because two sources list a Lion pet that the table this site first transcribed does not include, and aligning the two lists shows them offset by exactly one row from that point upward. That is a structural discrepancy rather than a rounding difference, and it is disclosed here rather than quietly corrected with a guess.