7 tiers · $1M + Horse → $500Qa + Dragon · resets cash and purchased luck · keeps pets and eggs.
What rebirthing actually is
A rebirth is a gated reset, not a panic button. You hand over a pile of cash and one specific pet, and in return your progression multiplier steps up permanently. Beebom’s rebirth guide documents seven tiers; the table below lists every requirement.
What resets, and what stays
The reset is narrower than it sounds. What goes: your cash on hand and the luck you purchased at the ranch board. What stays: every pet and every egg in your nests. That asymmetry is the whole strategy — bank your collection before you reset, and the climb back is faster than the first time.
What each rebirth gives
Community coverage reports three permanent rewards: a higher money multiplier, extra pet slots, and base or ranch cosmetics — player guides describe Gold, Diamond, Ruby and Crystal base tiers. With no verified codes in the game, rebirths are the main legitimate boost going.
Don’t press it the second it lights up
The mistake player guides keep flagging: rebirthing the instant you qualify locks in whatever mount and route you happened to have. The cash curve jumps hard — Rebirth 2 asks 500× Rebirth 1 — so the better play is to arrive at each gate with a fast late-game pet and an egg route you already know. Farming $500M on a slow mount is how the grind turns miserable.
A sane loop for each climb
The routine rebirth guides recommend: secure the required pet early (the Horse and Fox both come from Glass Eggs), keep every nest cooking, claim index rewards, sell the spares — and rebirth when recovery looks cheap, not when the button glows. Rebuild income first, then hunt the next gate’s pet.
| Rebirth | Cash required | Required pet | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | $1M | Horse | The first gate — Glass Egg guide |
| R2 | $500M | Fox | Same egg, longer climb — Glass Egg guide |
| R3 | $2.5B | Unicorn | Reported in the Black Hole egg pool |
| R4 | $125B | Phoenix | Aurora and Galaxy eggs reportedly hatch it |
| R5 | $6.2T | Kitsune | The speed king — see the tier list |
| R6 | $10Qa | Dragon | The money king, at 1-in-7Qi odds |
| R7 | $500Qa | Dragon | The long climb to the final documented tier |
Seven documented tiers per Beebom’s rebirth guide, September 2026. The curve is not smooth: Rebirth 2 asks 500× Rebirth 1’s cash, and the final tier asks 50× the one before it. Requirements can change with updates.
Kept after a rebirth
- Every pet you have hatched
- Eggs still growing in your nests
- Permanent rewards already earned — multiplier, pet slots, base cosmetics
- Your index progress and unlocks
Reset by a rebirth
- Cash on hand
- Luck purchased at the ranch board
- Anything else the in-game confirmation lists — read it before you confirm
Rebirth tiers follow Beebom’s rebirth guide, with reward details corroborated by player guides and rebirth videos (September 2026). Not official developer data; requirements can change with updates. Source check: 1 Oct 2026.
Rebirth questions, straight answers
How many rebirths are in Ride A Pet? +
Seven documented tiers, per Beebom’s September 2026 rebirth guide — from $1M plus a Horse up to $500Qa plus a Dragon. Some coverage counts fewer, so treat the top end as in flux while the game updates.
What does rebirthing reset? +
Your current cash and any luck purchased at the ranch board. Community coverage is consistent that your pets and eggs stay — the reset hits your wallet and your upgrades, not your collection.
Do you keep your pets after rebirthing? +
Yes. Pets and eggs are reported to survive every rebirth, which is exactly why the system works: your fastest mount carries you through the next climb at permanent-multiplier speed.
What do you get for rebirthing? +
Reported rewards are permanent: a progression money multiplier, extra pet slots and base or ranch cosmetics. Because there are no working codes, rebirths are the main legitimate boost in the game.
Should I rebirth the moment I qualify? +
Not necessarily. Player advice is consistent: secure a fast mount and a route you know first, so the climb back starts quick instead of from a slow position. If recovery would take forever, you went early.