Don't Steal My Eggs Pet Slots: VIP, +2 & +4 Slot Upgrades
Don't Steal My Eggs pet slots explained: VIP, +2 and +4 Pet Slots gamepass prices, what each adds, and why no source states base or maximum slot counts.
Pet capacity in Don't Steal My Eggs is controlled by the game's Robux store. Three of its five products affect how many pets the labels say you can have equipped: VIP at 85 Robux, whose store description reads "x1.5 Cash, +1 Pet Slot & Unique Tag", +2 Pet Slots at 95 Robux, and +4 Pet Slots at 185 Robux. The other two products, Auto Hatch (40 Robux) and x2 Cash Gains (75 Robux), don't change pet capacity.
One boundary up front: no available source — store listing or guide — states the number of pet slots you start with, a maximum equipped-slot total, or whether these three bonuses combine when one player owns several. This page covers exactly what the store labels verify and flags the rest where it affects a buying decision.
The three pet-capacity products
| Product | Price | Pet-capacity effect per its own label | Other listed benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| VIP | 85 Robux | +1 Pet Slot (stated in the store description) | x1.5 Cash and a Unique Tag |
| +2 Pet Slots | 95 Robux | +2 pet slots | — |
| +4 Pet Slots | 185 Robux | +4 pet slots | — |
Each product plays a different role:
- VIP (85 Robux) is the cheapest capacity product and the only one that bundles extras. Its +1 Pet Slot comes packaged with an x1.5 Cash multiplier and a Unique Tag, so it suits players who want the cash boost and cosmetic tag and treat the extra slot as part of the deal.
- +2 Pet Slots (95 Robux) is the mid option: only 10 Robux more than VIP for one additional labeled slot, but with no bundled perks.
- +4 Pet Slots (185 Robux) is the most expensive product in the entire store and the largest single capacity purchase.
If you plan to buy exactly one capacity product, the labels alone give a per-slot comparison: +4 Pet Slots works out to roughly 46 Robux per labeled slot, +2 Pet Slots to about 47.5, and VIP to 85 — though VIP's price buys the cash multiplier and tag as well. These comparisons describe a single product's label; they say nothing about what happens if you own several, because that interaction isn't documented.
Can you stack VIP with +2 and +4 Pet Slots?
No source answers this. The store lists VIP, +2 Pet Slots and +4 Pet Slots as three separate products, and that is the full extent of what's known: nothing states whether one player can own all three, whether the +1/+2/+4 bonuses add together, or whether one product's slot bonus overrides or replaces another. For example, buying VIP on top of +4 Pet Slots and expecting five extra slots is an assumption no source supports.
Practically, treat each product's label as guaranteed only for that product on its own. If you intend to buy more than one, the combined equipped-slot result can only be confirmed by testing it in your own game.
Base and maximum slot counts
The +1, +2 and +4 figures are store-product labels, not measured totals, and no supplied source states the starting equipped-slot count or the highest total a fully expanded loadout reaches. No source describes any free or progression-based way to change pet capacity either — every capacity change documented anywhere comes from these three Robux purchases. So while the store makes the increments known, the base they'd be added to and any ceiling remain unstated.
Price context and changes
The full store contains exactly five products, with Auto Hatch at 40 Robux the cheapest and +4 Pet Slots at 185 Robux the most expensive, so every capacity upgrade sits in the upper half of the store's price range. These figures come from a third-party Robux-store listing (matched across two of its language versions), not a developer announcement, and no dated snapshot is available — prices or availability may have changed since it was recorded. Check the in-game store before buying, and the Updates page for recent changes to the game.
For how these passes compare against the game's other paid upgrades, see the Don't Steal My Eggs gamepasses overview. For everything else pets can do once equipped, the Don't Steal My Eggs pets guide covers the wider system.