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Throw Food For Animals guides

Updated 14 November 2026

Five short guides, all updated on 9 November 2026. They are written from official Roblox text and from labels we could read in gameplay videos.

Hydra with official income label $10Qi/s
Hydra with official income label $10Qi/s
Velociraptor with official income label $150T/s
Velociraptor with official income label $150T/s
Phoenix crop from the official thumbnail labeled $68,543B/S
Phoenix crop from the official thumbnail labeled $68,543B/S
Fenrir with official income label $100B/s
Fenrir with official income label $100B/s

Pictures: Fandom wikis (CC BY-SA) and official game art, sources on Credits

Start with the beginner guide if you have not played yet. It walks through the six official steps. It also says the game is free, quotes the two optional passes and reminds you that this is a Roblox experience, not a guide to feeding real animals.

Read Throw Power and training next if you want to know about the pull-up stands. That guide repeats the official x2 Training Power sentence and the official Robux packs that mention extra Throw Power or training time. It also shows Throw Power numbers we have seen on one player's screen. Those numbers are not a published maximum. We have not seen a gate that names the Throw Power you need to enter a new area.

Food and areas explains why better food and new areas matter. It then lists 35 Food Shop items we could read, including 22 printed cash prices, and 18 area names seen on screen. Some prices disagree between videos, such as Uranium Cake at $1.8Qad and later at $9Qad. We keep both dated readings and do not pick a middle number. One Forest slot, two Desert slots and four tiles on an unlabeled crystal page are still unread.

Animals and income shows how money labels work. Some animals have a fixed cash amount each second. Some pay a percent of your best animal. Many names appear in the Animal Index without a printed rate. Twenty-six animals show a caught income on screen. The list now names 164 animals: 10 official names plus 154 names from gameplay videos.

How to redeem codes explains the empty list. There are 0 active codes and 0 expired codes, and we still do not have a screenshot of a code box. After the guides, the codes page is the live status board. All five child pages are also linked from the game hub.

The guides do not cover scripts, secret drop rates or Discord or Trello links that are not listed on official pages. When something is still open, the text says so. We do not fill holes with numbers copied from other fan sites.

All 5 guides with a short summary

Pick the guide that matches your question. Each one is short, dated and links its sources.

GuideWhat it answersUpdated
Throw Food For Animals beginner guideStart Throw Food For Animals with the official six steps: throw food, attract animals, earn money, buy better food, train Throw Power and reach new areas.9 November 2026
How Throw Power training worksThrow Power in Throw Food For Animals: official pull-up stands, what the x2 Training Power pass says, and only in-game numbers we can verify.9 November 2026
Food shop and areas in Throw Food For AnimalsBetter food and new areas in Throw Food For Animals. We list only shop items and zones seen in game or on official event pages, each with a date.9 November 2026
How animals earn money in Throw Food For AnimalsHow collected animals earn money in Throw Food For Animals, how to read income labels, and how our values list differs from a trade list.9 November 2026
How to redeem Throw Food For Animals codesHow to redeem Throw Food For Animals codes, step by step, once a code box exists. Until then we explain what we checked and where new codes would appear.9 November 2026

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