Basic:Pets

Originally, Pets in the game were simply pieces of equipment that walked around with you. A few of them granted an Item Card, and some of those also could give a minor boost to your Wizard. Since the May 2010 Advanced Pet Update, the capabilities of Pets have been greatly expanded. All Pets are No Auction, however, they are tradeable. Once a Wizard has reached Level 7 they will receive the Quest Pet Sounds, which grants access to the Pet Pavilion, Pet Mini Games, and The Pet Hatchery.

Types of Pets
First Generation Pets First Generation Pets haven't been hatched from a combination of parent Pets in The Pet Hatchery, which is why they are First Generation. A First Generation Pet can be: Bought from a Vendor, the Crown Shop, or received from a Gift Card, Obtained from a special Promotion, Dropped by a Creature, or Rewarded by a Quest.	Hybrid Pets A Hybrid Pet is a type of unique Pet that is hatched by pairing two specific species of Pets in The Pet Hatchery. Hybrid Pets are never First Generation and are not obtained from Vendors or Creature drops. Hybrid Pets have a mixture of the Attributes and Abilities (Talents and Derby Abilities) of the parents, making it very unlikely that any two hybrids will ever be the same. Hybrids will never have a definite pedigree as it will vary based on the Abilities a hybrid inherits from its parents.
Pets Sorted by School [+] Pets by School‎ (7 C) Pets Sorted by World [+] Pets by World‎ (16 C) Pets Sorted by How they are Acquired [+] Pets by How Acquired‎ (7 C)	First Generation Pets Sorted by Pedigree [+] First Gen Pets By Pedigree‎ (6 C) Other Pet Categories [−] Special Pets‎ (5 C, 219 P) [×] Gift Card Pets‎ (160 P) [×] Holiday Pets‎ (38 P) [×] Item Card Giving Pets‎ (694 P) [×] Promotional Pets‎ (26 P) [×] School Specific Pets‎ (35 P)
Pet Attributes and Abilities Pet Attributes Pets have 5 Attributes, which determine the strength of certain Talents and their running ability on different surfaces in the Pet Derby. Attribute Talent Effects Pet Derby Effects Strength Affects Damage Talents, Power Pip Chance Talents, Resistance Talents, Outgoing Healing Talents, Armor Piercing Talents, and Stun Resistance Talents. Affects the Cheer cost while swimming in the Pet Derby. Intellect Affects Mana Talents, Accuracy Talents, Power Pip Chance Talents, Critical Block Talents, Incoming Healing Talents, and Stun Resistance Talents. Affects the Cheer cost while on clay in the Pet Derby. Agility Affects Health Talents, Accuracy Talents, Resistance Talents, Critical Talents, Incoming Healing Talents, and Armor Piercing Talents. Affects the Cheer cost while on grass in the Pet Derby. Will Affects Damage Talents, Health Talents, Mana Talents, Critical Talents, Critical Block Talents, and Outgoing Healing Talents. Affects the Cheer cost while on dirt in the Pet Derby. Power Affects Health Talents, Mana Talents, Accuracy Talents, Damage Talents, Power Pip Chance Talents, Resistance Talents, Critical Talents, Critical Block Talents, Incoming Healing Talents, Outgoing Healing Talents, Armor Piercing Talents, and Stun Resistance Talents. Determines your Pet's maximum Morale for the Pet Derby.
Pet Talents Pet Talents can: Boost your wizard's stats (see various types above), Provide extra spells in duels (by Item Card or Pet Casting), or raise the Pet's Attributes. Potential benefits are only available to the Wizard if the Pet is equipped.	Pet Derby Abilities Pet Derby Abilities provide special abilities for your Pet in the Pet Derby.
[+] Talents‎ (2 C, 361 P)	[+] Derby Abilities‎ (5 C, 105 P)
Pet Names Darla Whisperwind can help you rename your Pet in the Wizard City Dye Shop. For a complete list of possible Pet Names, visit the Pets Names Basic Information page.
Pet Snacks Pet Snacks provide your Pet an extra boost when training in Pet Mini Games in the Pet Pavilion. Types of Snacks and what your Pet will like and love are discussed more on the Training Pets and Snack Classes pages. [+] Snacks‎ (8 C, 431 P) Training Pets Training Pets (advancing your Pet's experience and attributes) takes place in the Pet Pavilion using Pet Mini Games. It requires Energy to play, and for maximum improvement, you want to feed your Pet a Snack at the end of every game. See Training Pets for details. Creating a Pet with a Unique Bloodline Creating a custom Pet to have particular Talents, stats, looks, and Item Cards is an advanced and expensive proposition. Check out the Hatching Pets page for details and examples.