Throw Food for Animals is a Roblox game where you throw food to lure animals in, collect them, and place them at your base to earn money. Throw Power, the stat that sets how far your food flies, grows as you train on the pull-up bar. The whole game runs in a loop: throw, collect, place, then spend your cash on better food and bar upgrades.
| Food | Price |
|---|---|
| Carrot | Free |
| Apple | $30 |
| Banana | $150 |
| Toast | $4K |
| Orange | $20K |
| Pear | $200K |
| Cheese | $1M |
These are early foods, not the full list. The carrot is free, and each food after it costs more than the one before, with the jump from Banana to Toast alone being more than twentyfold. Save toward the next food instead of trying to buy every one you see.
How to Throw Food Using the Power Meter
Every throw runs through a power meter that goes from 0 to 20. The number you tap on sets how hard that throw goes, so tapping closer to 20 sends the food farther. Your first throws are mostly about learning that timing, so take a few to get a feel for it.
For your first throw, follow this order:
- Tap to throw, aiming for the top of the meter.
- Watch where the food lands.
- If an animal goes for it, that animal joins your collection.

How to Buy and Equip Food at the Food Stand
Buying a food doesn't switch your throws over to it, so you need to equip it as well. The food stand is the blue-and-white one just left of the base entrance. To buy and use a new food:
- Walk to the blue-and-white food stand, just left of the base entrance.
- Step into the shop ring.
- Buy the next food you can afford.
- Tap EQUIP so the food you bought is active.
How to Place Animals at Your Base to Earn Money
Animals you catch join your collection, but they earn nothing there. Only animals placed at your base earn money, so placing is the step that turns your catches into cash. Your base has a limited number of spots, so put your strongest earners in them first.
When you catch an animal better than one already placed, swap it in and move the weaker one out. That keeps your income rising as your catches improve.
How to Train Throw Power on the Pull-Up Bar
The pull-up bar unlocks once you finish the tutorial. Each rep you do on it earns XP, and that XP builds your Throw Power. Training itself costs nothing. Cash can only go toward upgrading the bar.
Your first bar upgrade is the Steel Bar, which costs $50 and gives 2 XP per rep. Put it ahead of your next food. Training costs nothing, so the upgrade is what makes that free time count for more.










