
Toy Poodle value in Adopt Me
RareLeft the game
Our scale: a normal Fly Ride Frost Dragon = 100. A pet at 50 is worth half a Frost, one at 300 is worth three.
- Demand
- Very low
- Updated
Don't trade a main item for it — this is a cheap, easy-to-get pet that works as an add to an offer or as Neon fodder. It doesn't hold value on its own.
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Where it comes from
- Toy Poodle is a rare pet in Adopt Me.
- Hatches fromUrban Egg · 10 % chance
- Released on August 24, 2023.
- In-game price: 750 bucks (Urban Egg).
- No longer obtainable in the game — only through trading.
- Can be made Neon and Mega Neon.
It's a rare pet, not legendary or ultra-rare, so the price stays low. It first showed up on August 24, 2023, from Urban Egg.
The egg itself is retired, so you can't hatch a new one — trade only. Few players are looking for it and people take it reluctantly, but price estimates vary a lot. Haggle and don't take the first offer.
A Fly Ride normal is worth noticeably more than a normal NP. A Neon is cheaper than the four regulars you put into it, so building one won't pay off. Value-wise it's about the same as Vulture and Undead Elk.
Questions
How much is Toy Poodle worth in Adopt Me?
A normal FR Toy Poodle goes for about 0.25, and a normal no-potion (NP) one for about 0.077. A Neon FR is around 0.65.
How do you get a Toy Poodle in Adopt Me?
It hatched from Urban Egg, but that egg is retired. Now it's trade only.
Is Toy Poodle retired?
Yes, it's retired — trade only.
How much is a neon and mega neon Toy Poodle worth?
Neon Toy Poodle: 0.42 with no potions, 0.65 Fly Ride. Mega neon: 1.86 with no potions, 2.36 Fly Ride.
What is worth more, Toy Poodle or Undead Elk?
Toy Poodle is worth more: 0.25 against 0.25 for normal Fly Ride versions.
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