He sleeps most of the day, but when he gets restless, your Petpet can try to get his attention in the hope of winning items or other rewards. He can also raise the level of your Petpet, or award an avatar Warning: This activity can lead to the permanent loss of your Petpet! Everyone knows about the Scorchio scientist working away in his secret lab, but did you know he has a Petpet? What's more, that Petpet -- a rather kooky Kookith -- has a little science project of its own!
The Petpet Lab Ray works similarly to its Neopet-zapping cousin. It can raise or lower the level of your Petpet, change its name something the regular Lab Ray can't do to Neopets and can produce colours and even species of Petpet that are otherwise unobtainable. However, since Kookiths aren't quite as smart as Scorchios, it can also be rather dangerous. If your Petpet is feeling in the mood for adventure, you can send it into the catacombs of Neovia in the daily activity Grave Danger.
Despite the name, this activity cannot permanently harm your Petpet. The little creature will be inaccessible for several hours while it wanders around the tunnels, and will eventually return carrying an item. If you want even more loot, you can also give it specialised equipment buyable from the NC Mall. The Petpet Arena seems to have been an attempt to build Petpets their very own Battledome.
Unfortunately, at the time of writing it doesn't offer two-player competition or any way to teach new moves to your Petpet, so it can get a little dull. However, it's the only safe way to raise your Petpet's level besides the Symol Hole, which does so only very rarely. This stat is really just for show and doesn't have any use, but if you want your Petpet to look like the toughest on the block, grab your miniature boxing gloves and get into the fray!
If you're proud of your Petpet or have a unique origin story or design for it, the Petpet Spotlight is the perfect contest for you! You can send in a drawing of your Petpet along with a short piece of writing about it.
The Neopets Team's favourite entries will be published on the site for everyone to see. The Petpet Protection League isn't actually an activity, but an organisation dedicated to promoting long-term caring Petpet ownership. Every week, the PPL will pick a particular colour and species of Petpet, and award Neopoints to Neopians whose pets have that particular type of Petpet ten NP for every day the Petpet has been attached to the pet. The Neopians who've owned that variety of Petpet for the longest time will even get snazzy trophies, so it might be worth sticking with that Petpet you've had since your newbie days!
While Neopia's history has mostly been about Neopets, there have been a few strange incidents and quirks in the lives of Petpets over the years.
Some of these have had consequences you can still see around the site today, while others are just footnotes in the records of times gone by Like everything else on the Neopets site, Petpets may be redrawn if their art is getting a little out-of-date. Mostly, these redraws are fairly small -- altering a Petpet's expression, sharpening up lines, or making colours brighter and bolder.
However, especially in the early years of Neopets, Petpets were sometimes completely overhauled, changing appearance, name and origin and ending up as completely different species. For instance, the once well-known Fat Cat has become the Baraga. Fewer people make jokes about my name this way. Like the old Neopet versions, the outdated Petpets that were changed can no longer be obtained.
You can't buy them, win them from contests or zap them via the Lab Ray -- they've officially been consigned to the past. When the changes were made, Petpets that had already been attached to a Neopet were left unaffected. If you're lucky enough to have one of these ancient Petpets on your Neopet, think very carefully before you remove it! Having an incredibly rare and old Petpet may sound like a recipe for Neopoints galore, but there's a catch.
Once unattached and returned to the player's inventory, these Petpets will automatically be updated to their newer versions -- and there's no way to change them back! You can see a complete list of transformed Petpets here.
Of course, there's the Petpet Battledome described above, but did you know that Petpets were once able to appear in the regular-sized Battledome -- the one designed for Neopets? During a Battledome fight, your Petpet would have a chance of appearing at random and offering assistance to your Neopet.
When this happened, the Petpet could be selected from the dropdown menu, as if it were an extra Battledome ability. The damage done by your pet's attacks would be multiplied by the Petpet's level, for a potentially huge increase in power! Unfortunately, Petpets are no longer able to offer help in the Battledome; for a while they still turned up every so often with no effect , but for several years now Petpets have been absent from the arena altogether.
Petpet levels, however, remain a feature of the site, even though they are no longer useful. Petpets don't normally involve themselves in worldwide events, but there's an exception to every rule! During Year 5, Petpets all over Neopia started vanishing from their Neopets' lookups.
After a long string of recent glitches, players first thought this was just one more horrible bug in the site's coding. However, as more and more Petpets went missing, Neopians started to wonder if something more sinister was going on. The missing Petpets were eventually located in a place that shouldn't even have existed , happily munching away on gelatinous green goodness.
To this day, nobody has put forward a convincing explanation as to why they all decided to run away at once. The Neopets Team speculated that the Petpet disappearance might be part of a villain's masterplan, but if so, the eventual goal has remained a mystery In Year Ten, after a series of pre-opening escapades involving top-secret Petpet transportation, a very special area of Neopia was opened up by the Petpet Protection League.
Petpet Park was a collection of miniature towns and villages that served as a kind of Petpet colony. The Petpets that lived there seemed unusually intelligent and independent; they had their own language, as well as a system of currency Park Points and were capable of building houses, sewing clothes, making friends, and putting together complicated machinery.
There are also a couple of Petpet species, such as the Drym and Kassegat, which have so far only been observed in the Park. Sadly, the Park was permanently closed to visitors in the autumn of Year Sixteen, but the fun and games it provided will be remembered by Neopians for a long time to come. If you visit the Neopian Bazaar you will find the Petpet Supplies shop, which is filled with items dedicated to taking care of your Petpet. If you still feel like there's room in your life for something even smaller than your Neopet's Petpet friends, then you're in luck.
As if a pet for your pet wasn't enough, Petpets can also have pets of their own! These teeny-tiny bugs, known as Petpetpets or P3s , feature in their own avatars, Flash games, and even the money-spinning Habitarium. Send Feedback Let us know what you're looking for so we can plan updates or point you in the right direction. Homepage Site Prefs F. Click here! Did you find what you were looking for on this page? Yes: No:. Glad you found what you needed. Your Email: What were you looking for on this guide?
Human Proof: What species of Neopet is this? This page was last updated on August 30, All rights reserved. No content is allowed to be used on another website. Petpets In Neopia, you're a human who can read books, play games and go on adventures. This error was corrected within a few hours, and it's almost certain that TNT will never let this kind of mistake occur again. Unlike the other Limited Edition pets, Tonus are also released every time the Giant Omelette is completely devoured, but only in batches of 50 at a time -- so you'll have to hurry if you want one!
By checking the Top Neopets page, you can see how many of each pet exist in Neopia. You'll be most interested in the bottom of this page, this part:. The number in brackets is the number of pets that TNT has released; the number outside the brackets is the number of that pet which has been created not including any pets that have been zapped by the lab ray or morphed.
When a certain pet is available to be created, the number in the brackets will be higher than the number outside of it; that is your cue to run and create one while you can. However -- as you can see with the number of Cybunnies in the above screenie -- the numbers are sometimes a little bit inaccurate, and it can look like there are still pets available to be created when there aren't. The best plan is to look for a large gap about between the two numbers before getting excited. If you haven't managed to create a pet during its festival, or are just feeling a bit impatient, don't despair!
There are alternative ways of getting your dream pet. If you don't mind changing the species of one of your existing Neopets, there are plenty of items you can use to do so. The most obvious course of action is to use a Morphing Potion , which will instantly change your pet to the colour and species listed in its name for instance, an Orange Koi Morphing Potion to produce an Orange Koi , but there are other options.
If you don't mind a Mutant Neopet, or are planning to paint your new rare pet anyway, you could use a Transmogrification Potion. There are also Magical Plushies available for certain colours and species. You can read more about how and when to use all these items here. The Lab Ray As well as changing your pet's colour and altering his or her stats in the battledome, the Lab Ray can also change your pet's species.
TNT seem reluctant to confirm or deny whether your pet can be zapped into a Krawk or Draik; if it does happen, it's certainly an incredibly rare occurrence. I have the Wooden Spoon award for a reason, you know! Every now and then someone will place a Limited Edition pet in the Pound to find a new home.
You're welcome to adopt these homeless Neopets, but since rare species are very popular, you may have to be quick! Your account must be at least four months old to be able to adopt one of these pets except Grundos , however.
Younger accounts won't be able to see rare species in the Pound at all. If randomly searching the Pound doesn't suit you, you might be able to find someone looking for a home for a rare pet on the Neopian Pound Neoboard. Whether you decide to adopt a foster pet or swap pets with another user, you can read more about what to do in our adoption and trading guide. One important exception to remember is that Lutari cannot be placed in the Pound or given to any other player at all.
So if you want a Lutari, you'll have to morph, zap or create your own! Send Feedback Let us know what you're looking for so we can plan updates or point you in the right direction. Homepage Site Prefs F. Click here! Pet Days in the Neopian Calendar.
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