Everblue Dungeons Pets: Buy, Equip and Feed

Compare the shop bonuses when deciding what to buy. Level-specific values describe the pet at that level: an upgraded pet's bonus should not be treated as its starting shop bonus.

Damage and critical chance pets support combat, while item drop pets support loot farming. For purchase recommendations and two-pet choices, see the best pets by goal and budget.

Bring enough Gems for the pet you want. Pet purchases use Gems; if you need more, follow the Gems and Gold guide.

1. Find Yui's green-roofed stall marked Care Taker, Pet Shop in town.
2. Press E to browse. If the keeper dialogue appears, choose Proceed. The dialogue identifies the keeper as Fluffy Chub, Companion Keeper.
3. Select a pet using its portrait or the left and right arrows. Read its bonus and Gem price.
4. Set the purchase quantity with the − and + buttons, then choose Purchase.
5. Open Bag → Pet, select the purchased pet and choose Equip.
6. Look for a green check mark on its card. Its action button changes to Unequip or Uneq., and the equipped pet follows your character.

In the shop, F opens Inspect. Press E or use the upper-right X to leave. In the Vietnamese interface, Mua means Purchase and Thú cưng is the pet inventory category.

You can equip two pets, but only one of each species. Buying a second Yin does not let you fill both slots with Yin. Yin and Yan can be equipped together, and Yin can also share the slots with Thần Long.

Yin and Yan have an Always effect while equipped, providing ongoing bonuses. The pet interface lists a 50% combined cap for damage and critical bonuses; this is the stated damage-and-critical limit, not an item drop cap.

Choose different species whose bonuses suit your goal. For broader combinations with weapons and gear, see the build guide.

Obtain food through the baker's Cook or Buy Food options. Use the cooking recipes and pet food guide to choose a serving and find its ingredients.

1. Open Bag → Consume and select your pet food.
2. Set the number of servings, then choose Feed to open the pet selection screen.
3. Click the pet you want to feed. The equipped check mark does not replace this target selection.
4. Read the Food XP, projected level and bonus changes. Check that the preview belongs to your intended pet.
5. Choose the lower-right Feed button to consume the selected food, or Cancel to leave without confirming.
6. Check the pet's level, XP bar and bonus after feeding.

For the town feeding service, find Elf Baker beside the round table with a cake near the food and pet stalls. Look for Pet feeding and press E / Open.

In the Vietnamese interface, Tiêu thụ is Consume, Cho ăn is Feed and Hủy is Cancel.

Food grants Pet XP, and its cooking purity affects the amount. Read the finished food's XP value and the feeding preview before spending it. Reaching a level threshold can increase the selected pet's bonus; gaining some XP without reaching that threshold does not necessarily change its stats.

How food changes a Level 1 Yin

These two examples each start with Level 1 Yin at 0/130 XP and +22% damage:

The stew supplies the 130 XP needed for the first level and carries the remaining 20 XP into the next bar. A Level 1 Thần Long in the other slot stays Level 1 when only Yin is fed. Feed each pet separately if you want both to gain XP.

Read the current XP bar

Subtract the current XP from the target on the same bar to find the amount needed for the next level. At 50/130, Yin needs 80 more XP; at 20/260, it needs 240 more XP. These are gaps for the displayed level, not total XP requirements across several levels.

Yin and Yan have a level cap of 50. Use the preview for the pet and food you have selected when planning its next upgrade.