Gaming Guide

Ride A Pet Rebirth Guide: Every Required Pet and Money Cost

The pet and cash needed for all seven Rebirth tiers, plus the permanent multipliers and pet slots each one grants.

The pet and cash needed for all seven Rebirth tiers, plus the permanent multipliers and pet slots each one grants.

Rebirth is Ride A Pet’s only mechanic that clears your progress in return for lasting power. Activating it removes your current cash and purchased Luck, granting bonuses that accumulate and speed up income on future runs. Every tier requires both a particular pet in your collection and a cash threshold in the bank. If either requirement is missing, the Rebirth button remains unavailable.

Quick answer: There are seven Rebirths, each needing one specific pet in your collection plus a rising cash total. Every reset permanently adds +1x to your money multiplier and one Ranch pet slot.


All Ride A Pet Rebirth requirements

Seven Rebirth tiers exist, and the pet requirement climbs from an easy hatch to some of the rarest mounts in the game. The pet must be hatched and kept when you press Rebirth, so the hatch chance below is the odds of pulling that pet from the Index, not the cash gate.

RebirthRequired petHatch chanceCash cost
Rebirth 1Horse1 in 500K$1M
Rebirth 2Fox1 in 21M$50M
Rebirth 3Unicorn1 in 1T$2.5B
Rebirth 4Phoenix1 in 30T$125B
Rebirth 5Kitsune1 in 1Qi$6.2T
Rebirth 6Kitsune1 in 1Qi$325T
Rebirth 7Dragon1 in 5Qi$50Qa

The cost curve is uneven, so plan each jump on its own. Rebirth 2 asks for 50 times more cash than Rebirth 1, Rebirth 3 only about five times more than Rebirth 2, then the gaps blow open again at the top of the ladder. Kitsune is needed twice, for Rebirth 5 and Rebirth 6, before Dragon closes out the final tier.

Do not sell any of these seven pets while grinding. Each Rebirth checks that its exact pet is still with you at the moment you reset, and a Kitsune or Dragon is brutal to replace.


What each Rebirth gives you

Each reset grants the same three lasting benefits, with their value building as you complete more Rebirths.

  • +1x money multiplier per Rebirth, reaching +7x once all seven are done.
  • +1 Ranch pet slot with every Rebirth, allowing you to place up to 12 pets at once.
  • Ranch skins alter your ranch’s appearance, with Gold Base unlocked on the first reset.

The money multiplier applies across the board and combines with pet mutations, multiplying each pet’s earnings rather than replacing its effects. Extra slots let more pets earn at the same time, even while you’re offline. Codes provide few free rewards, so Rebirth is the main way to raise your earning ceiling.


What a Rebirth resets and what stays

After a Rebirth, all Cash is gone and the Luck you bought from your Ranch board is wiped, reducing hatch odds until you gain Luck again. Your pets, eggs, mutations, and Index entries are preserved, so you can hatch larger pets and get your income back quickly.

Your saved cash disappears as soon as you reset. Meet the requirement, then use any surplus on pets, eggs, and upgrades before activating Rebirth.


How to Rebirth in Ride A Pet

Reach the cash amount required for your current tier and bank it. Rebirth cannot be activated until the requirement bar is full, which prevents an accidental early reset.
Have the required pet with you, either in your Ranch or inventory. The game checks that you still own that exact pet when you reset.
Bring up the Rebirth menu with the button at the left of the screen. The panel displays the cash bar and the pet named in the requirements row.
Select the Rebirth option to confirm the reset and claim the next tier.

The panel also has a SKIP button that buys the Rebirth with Robux instead of grinding it, and the price scales with the tier, climbing to 400 Robux on the late Kitsune and Dragon resets.


How to confirm the Rebirth worked

You’ll know the reset registered when three updates happen together: Cash and Luck fall to zero, your money multiplier increases by +1x, and another pet slot opens on your Ranch. The ranch skin for that tier also becomes available to equip. When all three appear, you can start saving for the next requirement.


When to Rebirth for the fastest payoff

Choosing when to reset comes down to recovery time, not simply your cash balance. If the new multiplier lets your ranch exceed the requirement again quickly, the reset’s payoff arrives almost immediately. Reset too soon and rebuilding your former income may take longer than the boost saves; wait too long and you keep earning with a multiplier that could have been higher.

Before resetting, own the required pet so it won’t slow each lap, settle on an efficient egg route around the map, and prioritize speed mutations over pure rarity, since faster pets reach more eggs and earn more cash per minute. Calculate which upgrades you’ll buy back first. When your route and pet are both ready, press the button so your climb can pick up quickly instead of starting from scratch.