In Throw Food for Animals, you throw different types of food to attract animals, collect them, and build your own animal-filled base. Each animal generates money over time, allowing you to expand your collection and unlock better upgrades. Your progress depends on improving your throwing power, discovering new biomes, and purchasing higher-tier food to attract rarer and more valuable animals. You can also increase your base capacity, complete the Animal Index for extra rewards, and earn passive income even while offline.
Throw Food for Animals is a Roblox simulator where your goal is to throw food as far as possible to attract animals, collect them, and place them in your base to generate passive income. The more you progress, the better food and throwing upgrades you can unlock, allowing you to reach new biomes and discover rarer creatures. If you're just getting started, our Complete Throw Food For Animals Beginner's Guide covers everything you need to know about farming money, upgrading your equipment, and building your animal collection!
How to Farm Money In Throw Food for Animals?

The fastest way to farm money in Throw Food for Animals is to get as many of the strongest animals as possible as early as you can, since they will passively earn you cash over time. Obviously, the better the animals that you own, the more money you will make. You can improve animal quality in several ways. First, youwill need to throw your food as far as possible. Second, you can improve your food quality, allowing better animals to spawn. Alternatively, you can increase your base size, which lets you have more money-making animals.
Increasing your throw power is arguably the main way to progress in Throw Food for Animals. This is because it lets your thrown food land in new biomes, each with different animals that get better the farther you toss your food. You can do this by exercising on your pull-up bar, which gets unlocked once you complete the tutorial. However, you don't want to keep using the stock pull-up bar for long, since upgrading it will help you build throw power much faster. That is why we recommend prioritizing upgrades whenever you have the cash, and doing them as often as possible. While you can exercise on the pull-up bar even while AFK-ing, the game rewards you for actively participating by letting you click pop-up events that double your training speed for a short while.
More throw power is all fine and dandy, but it will not mean much if the quality of the food you throw remains poor. To that end, you can buy better food at the blue and white stand just to the left of the entrance to your base. We will expand on the types of food below, since there are quite a few.
As you play the game and unlock new animals, you'll notice your animal index starting to fill up. You can access it by clicking the corresponding button located on the left side of your main game screen. When you complete an animal collection for any biome, you can redeem an additional cash prize. However, we don't recommend focusing much on this from a pure money-farming perspective, since you can usually progress to better biomes much faster than hunting every animal in each one. Obviously, if you are a collector and a perfectionist, you can go for index completion, but if not, you can safely ignore it.
Over time, your base capacity will start to feel limiting as you fill it with animals. Thankfully, Throw Food for Animals lets you increase your base size by clicking the base size upgrade button just to the right of your base entrance. Each upgrade lets you hold two additional animals.
Finally, your base continues to make money even when you are offline, so you can technically farm money without playing the game at all.
What Food Types are there in Throw Food for Animals?
As we mentioned, Throw Food for Animals has a large number of foods, separated into different Rarities and Tiers. From testing, it seems the best time to buy new food is when you have enough money to jump up a tier. You can find the full list in the table below:
| Food | Tier | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Carrot Common | 1 | Free (starter food) |
| Apple Common | 1 | $30 |
| Banana Common | 1 | $150 |
| Toast Uncommon | 2 | $4K |
| Orange Uncommon | 2 | $20K |
| Pear Uncommon | 3 | $200K |
| Cheese Rare | 3 | $1M |
| Bread Loaf Rare | 4 | $12M |
| Watermelon Rare | 4 | $60M |
| Croissant Epic | 5 | $650M |
| Chocolate Epic | 5 | $3.2B |
| Mushroom Epic | 6 | $30B |
| Bacon Legendary | 6 | $150B |
| Burger Legendary | 7 | $1.3T |
| Shank Legendary | 7 | $618T |
| Fillet Mythic | 8 | $57T |
| Steak Mythic | 8 | $1.5Qa |
| Royal Steak Mythic | 9 | $50Qa |
| Golden Apple Secret | 9 | $120Qa |
| Crystal Melon Secret | 10 | $4Qi |
| Ember Bacon Secret | 10 | $18Qi |
| Lava Steak Divine | 11 | $120Qi |
| Elder Strawberry Divine | 11 | $700Qi |
| Phoenix Fillet Divine | 12 | $4Sx |
| Star Jelly Celestial | 12 | $27Sx |
| Dragon's Apple Celestial | 13 | $180Sx |
| Starlight Donut Celestial | 13 | $450Sx |
| Glowshroom Celestial | 13 | $1.4Sp |
| Sundae Tower Celestial | 13 | $3.5Sp |
| Golden Corn Eternal | 14 | $2.5Oc |
| Roast Turkey Eternal | 14 | $28Oc |
| Caramel Apple Eternal | 14 | $250Qc |
| Candy Corn Eternal | 15 | $750No |
| Hot Cider Eternal | 15 | $8.5Dc |
| Golden Pumpkin Eternal | 15 | $75Dc |
| Ghost Chowder Cosmic | 16 | $18Ud |
| Calamari Rings Cosmic | 16 | $200Ud |
| Phantom Lobster Cosmic | 16 | $1.8Dd |
How to Sell Animals in Throw Food for Animals?

If upgrading your base size doesn't quite cut it, you can always sell unwanted animals in this game. To do this, visit the red-and-white sell stand to the right of where you throw the food. Alternatively, you can sell directly from the Animals menu on the right side of your screen.
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