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Grow a Garden Pet Size Calculator

Calculate your pet's weight at any age using the growth formula. Understand your pet's weight progression and classification system (Small, Normal, Huge, Titanic, Godly) in Grow a Garden

Pet Parameters

Use the kg currently shown on your pet.

Whole number from 1 to 500

Whole number from 1 to 500

Results

Estimated Hatch Weight
2.00 kg
Normal
1 kg ≤ Hatch < 5 kg
Projected Weight (Age 100)
20.00 kg

Community estimate for standard pets; displayed in-game weights may be rounded.

Projected Weight (Age 500)
92.73 kg

Classification set at hatch

Weight Analysis

Weight Progression

Age 1
2.00 kg
Age 5
2.73 kg
Age 10
3.64 kg
Age 20
5.45 kg
Age 30
7.27 kg
Age 50
10.91 kg
Age 70
14.55 kg
Age 100
20.00 kg
Age 125
24.55 kg
Age 250
47.27 kg
Age 500
92.73 kg

Weight Classifications

Small
Hatch < 1 kg
Normal
1 kg ≤ Hatch < 5 kg
Huge
5 kg ≤ Hatch < 8 kg
Titanic
8 kg ≤ Hatch < 9 kg
Godly
Hatch ≥ 9 kg

Weight influences many pet passives, but some values are constant or capped. Compare the specific ability rather than assuming a heavier pet is always better.

Pet Size & Weight Management Tips

Weight Classifications Matter

Weight influences many pet passives, but some values are constant or capped. Compare the specific ability rather than assuming a heavier pet is always better.

Hatch Weight and Growth

A standard pet weighing 1 kg at Age 1 weighs 10 kg at Age 100 and about 46.36 kg at Age 500, if its base weight stays unchanged.

Understanding Weight Progression

Use the formula W = (W_h/11)(A+10) to track your pet's growth. Weight increases linearly with age, making early weight gains crucial for long-term potential.

Classification System Impact

These groups describe estimated Age 1 weight in this tool; they do not rank every passive ability.

Weight at Age 500

Age 500 is the current community-reported age limit. This is a weight projection, not a universal weight cap or a prediction of passive ability strength.

Weight vs Abilities Relationship

Weight influences many pet passives, but some values are constant or capped. Compare the specific ability rather than assuming a heavier pet is always better.

Pet Size Calculator FAQ

Common questions about pet weight calculation and classification