Small, stray cats can be seen scattered around the cities of the game, with the like of Buccaneer Bay, Sepermeru, New Asagarth in the Exiled Lands. You can also find them in the Grave of the Leviathan, Camp of the Castaways, and Bastard’s Stand in Isle of Siptah.

The cats that spawn in these locations are entirely random. Whenever you reload a server, or freshly load into the area, there spawn nodes have a chance to produce either a Black, Siam, or a Tabby Cat. Each version of these creatures can turn into a House Cat of their respective color scheme, adding more cuteness to your home.

You only need to feed them any form of meat in an animal pen to domesticate them very quickly.

Smaller, cuter and significantly less dangerous than its parents, this immature animal can be placed in an animal pen and given various types of fodder to make it grow. With good food and a little luck, it will grow to be a loyal companion or fierce guardian. Or a quick meal. If worst comes to worst.

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Boar Shoats are baby Boars, which you can pick up and place inside an Animal Pen to feed and mature. These creatures then have an opportunity to morph into either a Boar or a Greater Boar, depending on luck.

Conan Exiles Boar Food

Boars are vegetarian animals, and will eat almost any form of mushroom truffle, berry or plant fiber you throw at them. However, they have better chances to turn into Greater Boars if you feed them higher tier meals. Below is a list of food you can feed boars in Conan Exiles, and the percentage chance of them turning into Greater Boars, rather than regular Boars.

• Desert Berries - 6%
• Highland Berries - 3%
• Plant Fiber - 1%
• Puffball Mushroom - 20%
• Shroom Amanita - 10%
• Shadespiced Amanita Mushroom - ~20%
• Shadespiced Berries - ~15%
• Shadespiced Plant Fiber - ~10%
• Shadespiced Puffer Mushrooms - ~30%

The general consensus is that mushrooms are better food sources for Boars (makes sense really), and adding Shadespiced onto their diet will increase their percentages of becoming a Greater Boar by roughly 10%. If you fancy your chances at a Greater Boar, then adding Shadespiced to your mushrooms are generally the better play. Note the percentage chances are rough estimations, rather than hard fact, thanks to luck being a factor in this.

A less vicious version of the Crocodiles that attack you by the waterways of the Exiled Lands. These creatures can be picked up, and taken to an Animal Pen, and fed various meats to nurture into incredible defensive allies. These can mature into regular Crocodiles, and Greater Crocodiles, which are more healthy and higher damage dealing versions.

An Elephant Calf is a baby Elephant, which players can acquire through the Savanna region in the northwest desert. Players can pick these up and bring them to an Animal Pen to raise them into pet adults.

While raising and feeding a Calf, you will have a chance to mature them into either a Elephant, Greater Elephant, or Mammoth. Elephants are your regular creature that you can find in the Savanna, while Greater Elephants are better version of elephants in stat comparisons. Mammoths are also strong creatures, which you typically find in the snowy region in the north of the map.

• Bark
• Desert Berries
• Highland Berries
• Plant Fiber
• Vines
• Shadespiced Bark
• Shadepsiced Desert Berries
• Shadepsiced Highland Berries
• Shadespiced Vines

All the basic plants tend to have a 2-5% chance of creating a Mammoth, while the Greater Elephant’s chances are around 5%. The shade-spiced versions of these meals increase the chances of a Greater Elephant and Mammoth to around a 10-12% chance. There’s no real key winner here, at least from observations, so feed them whatever shade-spiced version of these food sources you find easier to acquire.

A fawn is a baby Deer, which can turn into a Gazelle by feeding it Plant Fiber in an Animal Pen.

A Foal is a passive creature that walks in the higher level areas of the Exiled Lands. The creature can be found, and picked up as long as you have the encumbrance to do so. When you acquire a Foal, place them inside your Stable, and then nurture them similar to how you nurture other baby animals. Doing so allows you to raise them into a Horse, a type of pet. Building a saddle then allows you to turn that pet into a mount.

There are also three types of Foals in Conan Exiles. These are Swift, Sturdy, and Foal. These seem to only affect the base stats of the Foal itself, and has no effect when they mature into horses.

Greater Rocknose are a type of Rocknose with an much larger and spikier appearance to them. They are much stronger versions of the regular Rocknose. These are more often found to be player pets, rather than enemies in the wild, thanks to the model being used by the Living Mountain, one of the mini bosses in the game.

To make a Greater Rocknose, you will need to feed a Pebblenose (baby Rocknose hatched from a Rocknose Egg, purchased from the Den.) When your egg hatches, place the pet in the animal pen, and feed it Ironstone. Doing so will grant roughly a 20% chance to spawn a Greater Rockface.

A horse is a type of animal that players can spawn into the world. You will need a Foal, which you can find throughout the harder to reach areas of the Exile Lands. Once you have a Foal and place it in the Stable. This is a similar building as the Animal Pen, however, it serves horses and the mount feature specifically.

Once you have raised a Foal into a Horse, you can then place it in the world as a pet. You can also add a saddle to it it turn it into a mount.

Both Foals and Horses can eat items like Plant Fiber to mature into horses. Horses also have a diet you can feed them to nourish them to full health or grant extra buffs to them. Make sure to look for plants, especially those in the jungle, mountains, and other higher level areas for rare plants which you can feed to horses for those better buffs.

Leveling a Horse in Conan Exiles

Horse Leveling is important, as you can grant bonuses to your horse. You can also get perks for them, which make them better in certain ways. You can grant bonuses vitality, strength, grit and agility. Some of these buffs come from their diet, breeding process, and more.

The women were traveling slowly, on foot and on the overloaded horses. The swift-footed Picts would run them down within a mile, unless - he took his position behind a tangle of fallen logs beside the trail. The road west of him was lighted by the burning cabin, and when the Picts came he saw them first - black furtive figures etched against the distant glare.

A small, cute version of the nasty adult Jaguar. These creatures can be placed in an Animal Pen and mature to be a friendly, yet deadly cat.

Feeding your Jaguar Cub either Exquisite Meat or the Shadespiced variation will offer the best chances to mature your pet into a Greater Jaguar.

A smaller and more cuter version than its large, horned, parents. This creature can mature into a sturdy defender with its large armor and health pool, with even more if it evolves from a more common gray, white, or black version.

A Shaleback Hatchling is a very small Shaleback that you can often find wandering around the edged of Shaleback nests in the river area of the desert. These creatures can be picked up, and transported to an Animal Pen, in which you can feed and mature your Shaleback into one of several Shaleback color variants.

There are four major Shaleback variants you can get, each with their own set of stats and skills.

• Green : The most common: HP and armor has no amour value. Has around 1200 HP.
• Blue: More HP and has some a minor amount of armor value. Also gains a leap skill over other Shalebacks. Typically has around 2k HP.
• Purple: Even more HP and armor than the blue. Attacks also cause sundering and do more damage. Has around 3K HP once you start leveling it up.
• Red: Significantly more HP and armor than the Purple Shaleback. Can have around 4k HP
• Greater: The rarest option of the Shaleback variants. This has around 6-7k HP, depending on buffs at level 20, has the most armor, sundering, damage and HP. If you get this you likely have the best early game open world and base tank pet you can get.

Shaleback Hatchling Food

There’s a lot of plant and river food meals you can feed your Shalebacks. From the looks of thing plants offer the worst odds at getting better Shaleback variants. Meanwhile, the shellfish offer the better chances at the much stronger red and greater options. If you add Shadowspice to shellfish, then your chances improve even further.

• Desert Berries - Around 70% for Green, and even 10% split for the colored varieties.
• Exotic Shellfish - Approximately 50% for Green, 20% Purple, 15% for Red and Greater
• Highland Berries - Roughly 80% chance for Green, 10% for Blue, 5% for Red and Purple.
• Plant Fiber - Roughly 90% for Green, 5% for Blue, and the remaining percentage between Red and Purple
• Savory Shellfish - Approximately 70% chance for Green, 15% for Purple, 7-8% for Red and Greater
• Shadowspiced Desert Berries - Approx 55% Green, and even split for Purple, Red and Greater.
• Shadowspiced Exotic Shellfish - 40% Green, 20% Purp, Red and Greater.
• Shadowspiced Highland Berries - Around 65% chance for Green, 15% Blue, and the remaining 20% for Red and Purple.
• Shadowspiced Plant Fiber - Around 75% Green, 10% Blue, remaining percentage split between Red and Purple.
• Shadowspiced Rotten Shellfish - Around 60% Green, and 10-15% for the Purple, Red and Greater.
• Shadowspiced Shellfish - 50% Green, 20% Purple, 15% Red and Greater
• Shadowspiced Vines - Around 75% Green, 10% Blue, remaining percentage split between Red and Purple.
• Unappetizing Shellfish - 75% Green, 10% Purp, 10% Red, 5% Greater.
• Vines - Roughly 80% chance for Green, 10% for Blue, 5% for Red and Purple.

A Spotted Hyena Whelp which can be captured and later turned into a pet.

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