Throw Food For Animals Game Passes: Prices and Perks

What Do the Game Passes Cost?

Throw Food For Animals game passes offer two permanent boosts: double animal income for 99 Robux and double pull-up XP for 149 Robux. Each targets a different part of the grind: earning money or training Throw Power. Before spending, look at whether you’re waiting to afford upgrades or spending more time on the pull-up stand.

Game Pass	Price	Permanent Effect
x2 Cash	99 Robux	Doubles cash earned from every animal
x2 Training Power	149 Robux	Doubles XP earned from every pull-up

Both benefits last permanently. Their value comes from how much you use the activity each pass boosts.

How Each Boost Fits Your Progress

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x2 Cash: Double Your Animals’ Income

Your animals generate money, which funds better food and pull-up stand upgrades. Better food helps attract rarer animals, while upgraded training equipment supports the strength-building side of your progress.

The cash pass doubles income from every animal. That makes it relevant throughout your collection, including when you replace weaker animals with stronger earners.

A Rainbow Bunny can earn $60 a second, giving you an early example of the income these animals produce. Your collection changes as you keep throwing food: even repeated apple throws can attract different animals, including a bird or a badger. The cash boost applies to the animals earning money in your pen.

Watch your upgrade costs before buying. If you already have animals earning money but keep waiting to afford food or training equipment, consider the income boost to address that specific bottleneck.

Food purchases give that income another purpose beyond training equipment. The food selection includes a carrot, apple, toast, orange, golden pumpkin, and phantom lobster. Buying better food is part of attracting rarer animals, so compare the food you can afford with the pull-up stand upgrades competing for the same money.

x2 Training Power: More XP per Pull-Up

Training on pull-up stands builds Throw Power so you can throw food farther and reach new areas. The training pass doubles the XP awarded by each pull-up.

Keep upgrading your pull-up stand as you earn money, then use it to train. The pass boosts the training activity; your food purchases and animal collection still have their own roles in progression.

Pull-up equipment changes as you upgrade it, including a golden pull-up bar along the way. Stop training to purchase upgrades, then return to doing pull-ups. Throwing food afterward lets you see the distance your current strength reaches, while another stretch of training continues building the Throw Power needed for farther areas.

If reaching farther areas is your immediate goal, focus your purchase decision on how much time you spend doing pull-ups.

Game Passes and Other Shop Purchases

The shop also contains purchases such as Pumpkin Monster animals, Rainbow eggs, cash, and server luck. Keep those separate from the two permanent passes when planning your Robux spending.

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The Pumpkin Monster offer carries a “900% of your best animal” description. After buying animals, the animal menu includes an Equip best option for updating your lineup. That purchase gives you animals to use, while x2 Cash changes the cash earned from every animal; those are different benefits to compare before spending.

A Rainbow egg hatches a random rainbow giant animal. Server luck also has its own upgrade path, reaching 16x luck when maxed. Neither offer has the same stated effect as double pull-up XP or double animal cash. Read the product name and benefit together so an egg, animal, or luck purchase matches what you intended to buy.

Buying several different products together makes it harder to judge which benefit addresses your current needs. Compare the named pass and its effect before purchasing, especially when browsing animal offers alongside training and income boosts.

Play Throw Food For Animals on Roblox and review the purchase prompt for the pass you want.