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Ride A Pet Rebirth Guide: Requirements, Resets, and Rewards

How to rebirth in Ride A Pet, including documented early requirements, resets, retained progress, reward multipliers, and when rebirthing is worthwhile. Always check the live panel after updates.

Quick answer

To rebirth in Ride A Pet, open the Rebirth option from the in-game menu near your plot, meet the cash requirement shown, and own the required pet. Rebirth 1 costs $1M plus a Horse; Rebirth 2 is listed at $50M plus a Fox, though later requirements observed in gameplay include 2.5B plus a unicorn. Rebirthing resets your cash and luck multiplier but keeps your pets, and grants a permanent money multiplier bonus plus an extra pet slot.

  • Requirements are tier-dependent and can change with updates — read the live Rebirth panel before resetting.
  • Rebirths have no fixed maximum; costs keep rising as part of long-term progression.
  • Do not rebirth the instant the button unlocks — wait until you can rebuild quickly.

How to open the Rebirth menu

The Rebirth option sits on the in-game menu near your plot, alongside the Index and Hatch Luck options. The Rebirth menu shows the exact cash requirement for your next reset, and the Rebirth button becomes usable only once your balance clears that number. After confirming, your cash drops to the starting amount — that reset balance is the confirmation the rebirth registered.

Rebirth requirements

Both a cash cost and a specific pet are required. The first two tiers are documented as follows:

Comparison

Comparison
Rebirth TierMoney Cost RequiredRequired Pet Companion
Rebirth 1$1MHorse
Rebirth 2$50MFox

Requirements are tier-dependent, and gameplay footage has recorded different figures across updates — an early rebirth cycle at around $10.1K, and a later tier at 2.5B plus a unicorn. Always read the live Rebirth panel for the current requirement before resetting. Note the Horse is a collection requirement: you need one in your collection to unlock Rebirth, not for its stats.

What rebirth resets and what carries over

Performing a Rebirth resets your current cash and your current temporary Luck Multiplier to zero. Your pets are kept — the reset targets cash and luck, not the pet collection. One rebirth video shows the base turning gold after the first rebirth. Because updates can change what resets and what stays, check the live Rebirth panel before confirming. Whether Hatch Luck upgrades purchased with cash survive a reset is unclear; footage shows a player rebuying luck upgrades after resetting, so treat those as at-risk spend.

Rebirth rewards: permanent multipliers and pet slots

Each rebirth grants permanent account-wide bonuses. Documented rewards include a permanent +1x Money Multiplier bonus and +1 Pet Slot for your Ranch, letting more pets be placed and farmed simultaneously. The same system is also described as keeping permanent multipliers of 2x cash and 2x luck per reset, with the luck bonus improving egg hatches afterward. These may be different descriptions of the same compounding system or different update versions — read the exact live values on the Rebirth menu. Rebirth multipliers stack as a third account-wide layer on top of per-pet mutations.

Is there a max rebirth?

There is no fixed maximum rebirth count. Rebirths keep getting more expensive — from $1M plus a Horse at Rebirth 1, through $50M plus a Fox at Rebirth 2, to later tiers like 2.5B plus a unicorn — making rebirths a permanent part of long-term progression rather than a one-time unlock. Rebirths are instant once the requirement is met.

When rebirthing becomes worthwhile

Do not rebirth the second the button becomes available. A good rebirth should look like: reset, grab upgrades, rebuild, and reach your previous level much faster. If every rebirth feels like restarting the game from scratch, you rebirthed too early. The right moment is when the permanent bonus clearly beats what another hour of grinding would give you — that is, when your current setup (fast pet, known egg route, income level) can recover to its previous level quickly. Before resetting, finish milestones you are close to: claim Index rewards, hatch anything useful, and read the rebirth screen for the current requirement. A useful benchmark: each rebirth run should take less time than the one before it.

Preparation checklist before resetting

Tips

Read the live panel

Note the exact requirement and what the game says will reset or stay — do not assume old values still apply.

Memorize your egg route

Know your best egg route by memory, not by wandering.

Upgrade movement first

Secure a mid-to-late-game pet for speed; starter pets (Snail, Turtle, Sloth, Axolotl) stretch every recovery lap.

Know your first target

Decide which pet you will re-acquire first and whether speed or income is your bottleneck.

Claim milestones first

Collect Index rewards, Gifts, and pending collection payouts before the reset.

Spend your cash down

Cash does not survive a rebirth — anything in the wallet past the requirement is wasted. Buy food and gear down to the minimum.

Use your luck wisely

Max luck-related spend where it improves post-reset hatches, and make sure mutations went onto keeper pets, not throwaways.

Post-rebirth recovery route

Redeem steps

  • Move immediately

    Skip the menus and go straight into your best early egg route the second the reset finishes.

  • Replace your starter pet fast

    Every speed upgrade makes the next egg run shorter.

  • Push to your strongest route

    Once you hit a decent mid-game pet, stop detouring for weak eggs and farm the strongest route you can consistently handle.

  • Spend only on speed

    Put money where it speeds up recovery — do not buy randomly just because a shop button is glowing.

  • Push the next rebirth

    Once movement and income are strong again, work toward the next rebirth requirement and repeat the same route faster each cycle.