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CrazyPets Guide
  • 🌟Getting Started
    • 🔖Story
    • 🔰Introduction
  • 🌈Pet Feature
    • Raising Pets
    • Pet Traits
  • 🍯Feeding
    • Feed Guide
    • Friendship Point
    • Appetite
    • Food Preferences
  • ✨Evolving
    • Evolve Guide
    • Conditions for evolution
    • Forms of Pet
  • 🥚Breeding
    • Breed Guide
    • Heart Seed
    • Cooldown
    • Randomness of Genes
    • Gene Awakening
  • 💡Tips
    • Efficient Feeding
    • Generation 0
    • Purebred Pets
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  1. Feeding

Feed Guide

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Last updated 11 months ago

Pets grow by being fed items such as gems. This is the most basic care of a pet.

Friendship Points

Pets can gain friendship points when they receive food. By obtaining a certain amount of friendship points, pets can evolve into their next form.

To fully reveal all the genes and complete the traits of the pet, it is necessary to continue providing food and evolve it to its final form.

To learn more about friendships, please check here:

Appetite

Their appetites also vary. Some pets become hungry quickly, others not so much.

Feeding cooldowns depend on appetite and are classified into five levels. The frequency of feeding depends on each level.

Pets with a good appetite can promote faster growth by consuming a larger amount of food.

To learn more about appetite, please check here:

Food Preferences

Pets, like any living creatures, have preferences when it comes to food.

Pets have favorite gems, and they gain more friendship points only when given that specific type of gem. The preferences for pets can be categorized into four patterns: Green/Blue/Green or None.

These preferences are random and independent of their genetic makeup. They are not inherited from their parents. Feeding pets their preferred gems is the key to efficiently fostering their growth.

To learn more about preferences, please check here:

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