Steal A Tree Pet Roles, Not Pet Names

Steal A Tree pets sit on your plot and change the juice-and-steal loop. Juice Society has not published a full public pet roster with locked names and official income columns. This page ranks pets S through F by role. Open the in-game Index for the real name, hatch or obtain text, and whatever income line the client shows today.

Do not import lists from other steal games. If a guide starts reciting farm-animal mascots from a different title, close it. Rank the pet in front of you by what it does to fruit, speed, or a gnome chase.

For stage picks, use best pets by stage. For discovery rewards, use the in-game pet Index walkthrough. For hatch routes, use how to get pets. Trees still come first: keep the tree hub open so a juice pet has something to juice.

How to read a pet card

A useful card answers one question: which job does this pet hold on a 6-player server? Jobs that matter are juice, speed, steal assist, Index filler, and flex. If the Index text points at fruit, vat cash, or harvest help, it is a juice pet. If it points at Steps, treadmill, or movement, it is a speed pet. If it helps you keep a sapling through a gnome tag, it is steal assist. If the only win is a new Index tick, it is a filler. If the only win is a rare silhouette, it is flex.

Income numbers on community image grids go stale the moment a weekend patch lands. The Index on your plot is the source. This wiki will not invent a dollars-per-second table and call it official.

S-tier juice pets

S juice pets earn their slot because they raise the cash you already make from planted trees. They pair with commons early and with watermelon or pineapple later. A juice pet on an empty garden is wasted. Plant apple, banana, or orange first, upgrade the vat, then park the juice helper.

Keep juice pets S as long as the rusty vat is the bottleneck. When the gold vat is online and fruit is backing up, a juice pet stays S. When you already dump faster than you harvest, look at speed or steal assist instead.

S and A speed pets

Speed pets are S when they shorten treadmill time or make the walk back with a sapling survivable. They are A when the bonus is real but smaller than another Step on the Iron Treadmill. They are F when you hatch them before you have a working juice loop. Speed does not print cash by itself. It protects steals and unlocks farther gardens.

If a pet’s Index text never mentions speed, Steps, or movement, do not talk yourself into a speed rank because the model looks fast.

Steal-assist pets

Steal-assist pets are S on contested 6-player servers and during candy gnome windows. They are the difference between planting a grape and dropping it in the path. They are C on a quiet private session where you already outrun garden gnomes. They never replace route skill. Read how to steal before you expect a pet to carry a crystal sapling you are too slow to hold.

Index fillers

Index fillers are A or B on purpose. They are cheap or common pets whose job is a discovery claim, not a power spike. Hatch or obtain them when the Index shows a hole you can close this session. Do not sell your juice slot for a filler if the plot still needs cash. Fillers become F when you chase every silhouette and stop juicing.

Flex and F-tier traps

Flex pets are S for showing off after the Index and the gold vat are healthy. They are F while your treadmill is still the starter belt. A rare pet that does not juice, speed, or help a steal is a poster. Park it when the garden already pays.

F-tier also includes any pet you picked from a random image list that does not match the Index. If you cannot find the name in the client, you do not have a rank. You have a rumor.

Same-hub ranks

Pets do not replace trees or Trails. After you lock a role, check the tree juice ranks so the helper has fruit, and the trail tier list so speed pets are not fighting a cosmetic Trail.

If a pet card does not name a job you can feel on the plot, it is flex until the Index says otherwise.