Pets that are stored in the 'Customisations' interface function differently from other pets. Players with 99 Summoning can communicate with a chameleon after using the cape's right click "boost" option to temporarily achieve level 100 Summoning, and they can also communicate with a baby dragon by using the stats power-up in a Clan Citadel battlefield to boost Summoning from 99 to 109. Communication with pets above the level of 90 is possible: the monkey can be spoken to if the player wears the monkeyspeak amulet from Monkey Madness, and the TzRek-Jad is naturally capable of speech. Pet shop owners are also the only NPCs that sell specific food for pets.Ī player may speak with a pet once they are 10 or more Summoning levels above the required Summoning level to obtain that pet. Any pet hatched in an incubator remains there until the player chooses to retrieve it. Players receive a chat box notification when the egg has hatched. Pets that hatch from eggs need to be incubated before they hatch, which requires them to be placed in an egg incubator found in the Pet shops in Taverley and Yanille. Legendary pets obtained from Solomon's General Store can be interacted with and can be fed different types of food that can also be obtained from the store, which speeds up their growth significantly. Once they reach adult stage, they no longer need to be fed.Īt 100% growth, the pet matures into its next form.
Unlike other pets, kittens must be stroked and fed regularly or they run away. Younger pets become hungrier faster than their adult counterparts, but the frequency of feeding does not affect a pet's growth rate. When a pet is first obtained, it is in its lowest growth stage and grows as it follows the player, with the exception of several pets which only have one growth stage such as the broav.Ī player can monitor a pet's growth and hunger in the Summoning menu. With some exceptions, such as god birds for protection in the God Wars Dungeon, these pets have no real use other than decoration, or a way to show the player's killcount and/or Summoning level. Many pets require an appropriate Summoning level to be obtained, raised, and kept. Unlike familiars, pets may be brought into Summoning-free zones.Ī baby blue dragon, available with level 99 Summoning Players can store up to 30 pets in the menagerie of a player-owned house (with the highest-level pet houses).
Other pets are automatically stored in the Customisation interface and can be called to follow the player at any time. Pets that exist as objects may be stored in the bank or inventory, and follow the player when dropped. Players can manage pets while active through the familiar interface, by using food on them, by left-clicking, and with direct interaction by right-clicking. Zanik, or the Zanaris choir) following them at one time. Most pets do not serve a purpose other than decoration however, some pets are used in quests and have other additional benefits.Ī player may only have one pet, familiar, or NPC (e.g. Many pets can also be fed and interacted with. Typically, a player must raise a pet to maturity by having it follow them.
For the mobile app, see RuneScape Companion.Ī pet is a non-combat NPC loyal to a player that generally requires a certain level in Summoning to own.
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