Grow a Garden Pets Tier List (November 2025) All GaG Pets Ranked

Written By: Osama
Updated On: October 18th, 2025

The best pets in Grow a Garden provide massive value multipliers ranging from 3x to 135x, with S-tier pets like Disco Bee, Kitsune, and Golden Goose offering the most powerful mutations and abilities for your garden. This comprehensive tier list ranks all 106+ pets based on their mutation potential, resource generation, and overall usefulness in November 2025.

Tier	Number of Pets	Key Benefits	Top Examples
S Tier	15-25	90x-135x value multipliers, unique abilities	Disco Bee, Kitsune, Golden Goose
A Tier	20-30	15x-75x value multipliers, solid support	Queen Bee, Capybara, Triceratops
B Tier	30-40	3x-25x value multipliers, situational use	Scarlet Macaw, Red Fox, Phoenix
C Tier	40-50	Minimal benefits, niche applications	Honey Bee, Owl, Squirrel
D-E Tier	20-30	Barely noticeable effects	Common pets like Dog, Cat, Chicken

Whether you’re looking to maximize your Sheckle earnings, obtain rare mutations, or optimize your garden’s efficiency, this tier list will help you choose the perfect pets for your playstyle.

Contents

Ranking Methodology

Primary Ranking Criteria:

Mutation Value Multiplier: Pets that provide higher value multipliers (15x to 135x) rank higher
Ability Frequency: Pets with more frequent ability activations (every 15-20 minutes vs. every 60+ minutes)
Resource Generation: Pets that generate free resources (Sheckles, gears, seeds) consistently
Unique Effects: Pets with irreplaceable abilities (ability copying, cooldown reduction, pet aging)

Secondary Factors:

Egg Availability: Pets from more accessible eggs rank higher than event-exclusive ones
Hatch Time: Faster-hatching pets provide quicker value
Synergy Potential: Pets that work well with other high-tier companions

Tier Definitions:

S Tier: Game-changing pets that significantly boost garden efficiency and income
A Tier: Excellent pets with strong abilities that complement S-tier choices
B Tier: Good pets with decent abilities but noticeable limitations
C Tier: Average pets with minimal impact on garden performance
D Tier: Below-average pets with barely noticeable effects
E Tier: Nearly useless pets that offer no meaningful benefits

Complete Grow a Garden Pets Tier List

S Tier: Essential Pets for Maximum Garden Efficiency

These pets provide the highest value multipliers and most impactful abilities. They’re worth investing significant resources to obtain.

Disco Bee (Anti Bee Egg)

Ability: Applies Disco mutation (125x value multiplier) every 20 minutes
Why S Tier: Highest consistent value multiplier available through regular eggs
Best For: Maximizing crop value for quick Sheckle generation
Synergy: Works exceptionally well with Queen Bee for cooldown reduction

Kitsune (Zen Egg)

Ability: Steals fruits from other players’ gardens, applies Chakra mutation (15x) or rare Foxfire Chakra (90x)
Why S Tier: Combines resource generation with high-value mutations
Best For: Players who want both passive income and mutation potential
Note: Requires access to other players’ gardens for maximum effectiveness

Golden Goose (Sprout Egg)

Ability: Lays Fortune Eggplant, selling gives Fortune mutation (50x) to random plants
Why S Tier: Creates self-sustaining mutation chains
Best For: Long-term garden optimization and consistent high-value crops
Strategy: Plant multiple Fortune Eggplants for mutation cascades

T-Rex (Dinosaur Egg)

Ability: Applies high-value mutations to 3-4 random plants
Why S Tier: Mass mutation application with excellent value potential
Best For: Players with large gardens needing widespread mutations
Availability: Currently event-exclusive but extremely powerful when obtained

Corrupted Kitsune (Kitsune Box)

Ability: Chance to apply mutations to 9 random fruits simultaneously
Why S Tier: Unmatched area-of-effect mutation potential
Best For: Large-scale farming operations
Value: Can apply Corrupt Chakra (15x) or Corrupt Foxfire Chakra (90x)

Mimic Octopus (Paradise Egg)

Ability: Copies abilities from other active pets
Why S Tier: Unparalleled versatility and synergy potential
Best For: Players with diverse pet collections
Strategy: Pair with S-tier pets to multiply their effectiveness

Dragonfly (Bug Egg)

Ability: Converts random fruit to Gold (20x value multiplier) every 5 minutes
Why S Tier: Consistent, frequent value generation
Best For: Steady income and reliable mutation application
Frequency: Most frequent high-value ability in the game

Spinosaurus (Primal Egg)

Ability: Takes mutations from 4 plants and applies them all to a single fruit
Why S Tier: Creates super-valued crops by stacking multiple mutations
Best For: Maximizing individual crop value
Strategy: Use on favorited plants for maximum effect

Raiju (Zen Shop)

Ability: Increases value of shocked fruits and applies shocked mutation
Why S Tier: Specialized but extremely valuable for specific crop types
Best For: Players focusing on shock-based farming strategies
Value Multiplier: Can reach 100x+ with proper setup

A Tier: Excellent Support and High-Value Pets

These pets provide strong abilities that significantly boost garden performance, though they may have some limitations compared to S-tier choices.

Queen Bee (Bee Egg)

Ability: Applies Pollinated mutation (3x) and refreshes random pet cooldowns
Why A Tier: Excellent support ability that enhances other pets
Best For: Supporting S-tier mutation pets and reducing downtime
Synergy: Essential for Disco Bee, Kitsune, and other cooldown-dependent pets

Capybara (Paradise Egg)

Ability: Prevents pet hunger and increases XP gain for all pets
Why A Tier: Passive benefit that enhances all other pets
Best For: Players with multiple active pets
Value: Reduces micromanagement and improves overall pet performance

Triceratops (Dinosaur Egg)

Ability: Advances growth of 3 random plants at regular intervals
Why A Tier: Accelerates farming cycles and increases productivity
Best For: Players focused on rapid crop turnover
Strategy: Combine with growth-boosting cosmetics for maximum effect

Pancake Mole (Gourmet Pet Egg)

Ability: Digs up free gears and Sheckles
Why A Tier: Consistent resource generation without effort
Best For: Passive income and gear collection
Value: Reduces need to purchase expensive gear items

Mole (Night Egg)

Ability: Digs underground for free gears and Sheckles every 80 seconds
Why A Tier: Reliable resource generation with good frequency
Best For: Players who want consistent passive income
Note: Less efficient than Pancake Mole but more accessible

Griffin (Skyroot Chest)

Ability: Applies Cyclonic mutation (50x) and reduces pet cooldowns by 67 seconds
Why A Tier: Combines high-value mutation with utility
Best For: Players who value both mutations and cooldown reduction
Strategy: Use in pet setups with multiple cooldown-dependent abilities

Space Squirrel (Fall Pets Shop)

Ability: Applies Voidtouched mutation (135x multiplier)
Why A Tier: Highest potential value multiplier in the game
Why Not S Tier: Very rare and situational
Best For: Players seeking maximum single-crop value

B Tier: Solid Pets with Niche Applications

These pets provide decent benefits but are either situational, have significant limitations, or are outperformed by higher-tier alternatives.

Scarlet Macaw (Junkbot participation)

Ability: Provides Verdant mutation on harvests
Why B Tier: Good mutation but limited to specific crop types
Best For: Players focusing on verdant mutation strategies
Limitation: Less versatile than general mutation pets

Red Fox (Night Egg)

Ability: Steals random seeds from other players’ gardens
Why B Tier: Useful for seed collection but inconsistent
Best For: Players looking to expand their seed collection
Note: Requires active neighboring gardens for effectiveness

Phoenix (Multiple sources)

Ability: Ages up pets by 4 years when processed in mutation machine, 20% chance for Flaming mutation (25x)
Why B Tier: Useful for pet aging but mutation chance is low
Best For: Players focused on pet optimization
Strategy: Combine with other aging pets for faster results

Night Owl (Fall Egg)

Ability: Boosts XP of active pets in garden
Why B Tier: Good support ability but passive benefit
Best For: Players with multiple pets needing XP
Limitation: Doesn’t provide direct income or mutation benefits

Iguanodon (Dinosaur Egg)

Ability: Helps dinosaur pets gain bonus XP every second
Why B Tier: Specialized but effective for dino-focused teams
Best For: Players with multiple dinosaur pets
Niche: Very specific use case limits overall utility

C Tier: Average Pets with Minimal Impact

These pets provide some benefits but their effects are generally too weak or too infrequent to make a significant difference in garden performance.

Honey Bee (Bee Egg)

Ability: Basic pollination effects
Why C Tier: Minimal impact compared to other bee variants
Best For: Early-game players with limited options
Recommendation: Upgrade to Queen Bee as soon as possible

Owl (Various eggs)

Ability: Basic XP boosts for nearby pets
Why C Tier: Weak effect with limited range
Best For: Very early-game pet setups
Alternative: Barn Owl or Night Owl provide significantly better benefits

Squirrel (Common Egg)

Ability: Small chance to keep planted seeds
Why C Tier: Minimal resource generation
Best For: Complete beginners
Upgrade Path: Red Fox or Fortune Squirrel offer much better seed-related benefits

Spider (Various eggs)

Ability: Slight cooldown reduction and faster fruit maturation
Why C Tier: Effects are too minimal to notice
Best For: Players with specific cooldown reduction needs
Better Options: Many A-tier pets provide superior cooldown reduction

D-E Tier: Pets to Avoid

These pets offer virtually no meaningful benefits and should be avoided unless you’re collecting them for completion purposes.

Common Pets (Dog, Cat, Chicken, etc.)

Ability: Minimal effects like 5% chance for basic resources
Why D-E Tier: Effects are barely noticeable
Best For: Pet collection completion only
Recommendation: Use pet slots for higher-tier alternatives

Nihonzaru (Event-exclusive)

Ability: Previously provided multiplier buffs, now nerfed to near-uselessness
Why E Tier: Actively nerfed by developers
Historical Note: Was once S-tier before update 1.77.1
Current Status: Effectively useless in current meta

Robin (Various eggs)

Ability: Changes player height
Why E Tier: No gameplay benefit whatsoever
Best For: Cosmetic purposes only
Recommendation: Avoid unless you want height-changing cosmetics

Pet Egg Guide: Where to Find the Best Pets

Understanding egg types and their availability is crucial for building an optimal pet collection. Based on IGN Wiki’s comprehensive data, here’s what you need to know:

Best Eggs for High-Value Pets

Bug Egg (50M Sheckles / 149 Robux)

Drop Rate: 3% chance in Pet Stall
Hatch Time: 8 hours
Top Pets: Dragonfly (S-tier), Snail, Giant Ant, Praying Mantis
Why Best: Highest concentration of S-tier pets per egg
Strategy: Worth the investment due to Dragonfly alone

Zen Egg (Event / Crafting)

Availability: Admin events and crafting recipes
Top Pets: Kitsune (S-tier), Kappa, Tanchozuru
Value: Event-exclusive but contains top-tier pets
Note: Requires participation in special events

Dinosaur Egg (DNA Machine / Crafting)

Availability: Dino quests and prehistoric crafting
Top Pets: T-Rex (S-tier), Triceratops (A-tier), Spinosaurus (S-tier)
Why Valuable: Multiple S-tier dinosaurs available
Strategy: Focus on dino quests for access

Most Accessible Eggs with Good Pets

Paradise Egg (50M Sheckles / 139 Robux)

Drop Rate: 7% in Summer Shop
Hatch Time: 6 hours 40 minutes
Top Pets: Mimic Octopus (S-tier), Capybara (A-tier)
Why Good: Balance of accessibility and high-value pets

Bee Egg (19 Honey / 129 Robux)

Availability: Honey Shop and bee events
Top Pets: Queen Bee (A-tier), Honey Bee
Strategy: Relatively accessible with solid A-tier potential

Night Egg (Lunar Glow Event)

Availability: Special event only
Top Pets: Raccoon (S-tier), Mole (A-tier)
Note: Event-limited but contains valuable pets

Mutation Guide: Understanding Value Multipliers

Mutations are the primary way pets increase your garden’s value. Based on research across multiple sources, here’s how the mutation system works:

Highest Value Mutations

Voidtouched Mutation (135x multiplier)

Source: Space Squirrel
Best For: Maximum single-crop value
Rarity: Admin-special, very limited availability

Corrupt Foxfire Chakra (90x multiplier)

Source: Corrupted Kitsune
Best For: High-value consistent mutations
Strategy: Combine with other mutation pets for stacking

Disco Mutation (125x multiplier)

Source: Disco Bee
Best For: Reliable high-value generation
Frequency: Every 20 minutes with 12.28% chance

Foxfire Chakra (90x multiplier)

Source: Kitsune
Best For: High-value stolen fruits
Note: Requires access to other players’ gardens

Solid Mid-Range Mutations

Fortune Mutation (50x multiplier)

Source: Golden Goose, Fortune Squirrel
Best For: Consistent value generation
Strategy: Plant multiple Fortune Eggplants for chains

Cyclonic Mutation (50x multiplier)

Source: Griffin
Best For: Wind-based farming strategies
Bonus: Comes with cooldown reduction

Luminous Mutation (50x multiplier)

Source: Luminous Sprite
Best For: Light-themed gardens
Availability: Fairy event and specialty shops

Basic but Useful Mutations

Pollinated Mutation (3x multiplier)

Source: Queen Bee, Petal Bee
Best For: Early-game value boosting
Strategy: Use as foundation for mutation stacking

Gold Mutation (20x multiplier)

Source: Dragonfly, Praying Mantis
Best For: Reliable value generation
Frequency: Dragonfly provides every 5 minutes

Advanced Pet Strategies

Optimal Pet Combinations

The Mutation Stack Team

Core: Disco Bee + Queen Bee + Kitsune
Support: Dragonfly + Golden Goose
Strategy: Maximum mutation application with cooldown reduction
Best For: Players seeking highest possible crop values

The Resource Generation Team

Core: Pancake Mole + Mole + Capybara
Support: Chinchilla + Seal
Strategy: Passive income with pet preservation
Best For: Players who want minimal active management

The Hybrid Efficiency Team

Core: Mimic Octopus + Griffin + T-Rex
Support: Triceratops + Fortune Squirrel
Strategy: Balance of mutations, cooldown reduction, and growth acceleration
Best For: Well-rounded garden optimization

Pet Aging and Mutation Strategies

Understanding Pet Aging

Pets gain XP over time and through abilities
Level 50+ pets can be mutated for enhanced effects
Some pets (Phoenix, Blood Owl) accelerate aging process

Mutation Machine Optimization

Use Golem pet to reduce mutation machine timers
Age pets to level 50 before mutating
Focus mutations on pets with already strong abilities

Egg Return Strategies

Pets like Chinchilla, Koi, and Seal can return eggs when sold
Strategy: Hatch, level up, then sell for egg return
Best for: Expanding pet collection without additional cost

Community Resources and Official Channels

Stay connected with the Grow a Garden community for the latest updates, strategies, and pet discoveries:

Official Resources

Official Discord: Join the Grow a Garden Discord – 587k+ members for real-time discussions and trading
Official Twitter: @GrowaGardenRblx – Latest updates and announcements from developers
Game Page: Grow a Garden on Roblox – Official game page and updates

Community Resources

Reddit Community: r/growagarden – Unofficial subreddit for discussions and strategies
Official Wiki: Grow a Garden Wiki – Comprehensive pet and game information

Developer Information

Lead Developer: Jandel (Janzen “Jandel” Madsen)
Co-Developer: BMWlux / DevNamedDavid
Update Frequency: Regular major updates with new pets and events

FAQ: Common Questions About Grow a Garden Pets

What’s the absolute best pet in Grow a Garden?

The Disco Bee is generally considered the best pet due to its consistent 125x value multiplier every 20 minutes. However, the “best” pet depends on your specific goals – Kitsune is better for stealing resources, while Golden Goose excels at creating mutation chains.

How often do pets use their abilities?

Pet ability frequencies vary significantly:

Frequent: Dragonfly (every 5 minutes), Disco Bee (every 20 minutes)
Moderate: Most pets activate every 30-60 minutes
Slow: Some pets activate every 80+ minutes
Variable: Pets like Mimic Octopus depend on other pets’ cooldowns

What’s the difference between pet tiers?

Pet tiers represent their overall usefulness and impact on garden performance:

S Tier: Game-changing abilities that significantly boost income
A Tier: Strong abilities that complement S-tier pets
B Tier: Decent abilities with noticeable limitations
C Tier: Minimal impact on garden performance
D-E Tier: Nearly useless effects

How do I get rare pets like Kitsune or T-Rex?

Rare pets are typically obtained through:

Event Participation: Admin wars and special events
Special Eggs: Zen Eggs, Dinosaur Eggs, Primal Eggs
Crafting: Advanced crafting recipes
Trading: With other players who have extras

What are mutations and how do they work?

Mutations are special effects that increase crop value:

Value Multipliers: Range from 3x to 135x base value
Application Methods: Pets apply them automatically or through abilities
Stacking: Some crops can have multiple mutations
Rarity: Higher multipliers are typically rarer

How many pets can I have active at once?

The number of active pets depends on your pet slots:

Default: 3 pet slots
Maximum: Can be expanded through game passes and upgrades
Strategy: Focus on quality over quantity – S-tier pets provide more value than multiple lower-tier pets

What’s the best way to get Sheckles from pets?

The most effective Sheckle-generation strategies include:

Disco Bee: Consistent 125x multiplier application
Resource Pets: Pancake Mole and Mole for free gears/Sheckles
Mutation Stacking: Combining multiple mutation pets for maximum value
Egg Return: Using Chinchilla, Koi, or Seal for sustainable pet collection

How often are new pets added to the game?

New pets are typically added:

Major Updates: Every 1-2 months with significant content additions
Events: Special events often introduce limited-time pets
Patches: Smaller updates may occasionally add new pets
Follow: Official Twitter and Discord for latest announcements

Conclusion: Building Your Ultimate Pet Collection

Creating the perfect pet collection in Grow a Garden requires balancing several factors: mutation potential, resource generation, cooldown management, and personal playstyle. Based on comprehensive research across multiple authoritative sources, here are the key takeaways:

Immediate Priorities:

Acquire a Disco Bee if possible – it provides the best consistent value generation
Invest in a Bug Egg for the Dragonfly and other valuable pets
Join the official Discord for trading opportunities and latest updates

Medium-Term Goals:

Build a mutation-focused team around Disco Bee, Queen Bee, and Kitsune
Expand pet slots through game passes to accommodate more S-tier pets
Participate in events for limited-time pets like T-Rex and Corrupted Kitsune

Long-Term Strategy:

Create specialized pet teams for different farming objectives
Master mutation stacking for maximum crop values
Stay updated with new pet releases and balance changes

Remember that the Grow a Garden meta evolves with regular updates, so what’s optimal now may change in future patches. Keep an eye on official announcements and community discussions to stay ahead of the curve.

Whether you’re a casual player looking to optimize your garden or a dedicated farmer seeking maximum efficiency, this tier list provides the foundation for building the ultimate pet collection in Grow a Garden November 2025.

Ready to take your garden to the next level? Bookmark this guide and check back regularly for updates as new pets and balance changes arrive in Grow a Garden!