How to breed Cattiva
- 135 verified parent combinations
- Breeding rank 2760
- Paldeck #2
Best early-game combo
Kelpsea + Bristla uses the two most common parents on this list, so it is usually the cheapest route to Cattiva.
Breeding tree
All 135 parent combinations
Breeding Cattiva takes 135 pairs, and the whole list is on this page. Sort it, filter it, or cut it down to the Pals you own.
All 135 parent pairs are listed below.
Cattiva breeding steps
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1. Build a Breeding Farm
Build the farm and stock Cake, because nothing hatches without it. With 135 parent pairs listed here, the cheapest route is usually one of the pairs you already own.
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2. Assign the two parents
Drop one male and one female into the farm, for example Kelpsea and Bristla. Which one goes in which slot makes no difference to Cattiva. The one exception in the whole table is a single gendered combination.
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3. Collect and incubate the egg
Collect the egg and incubate it: a Common Egg is what Cattiva arrives in. Nothing about the Common Egg needs tuning, so leave it running and go set up the next pair for Cattiva.
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4. Repeat for passives
For Cattiva the species is settled by the first egg and never moves again. What you reroll by breeding the pair a second time is the passives and the stat growth.
Cattiva breeding FAQ
- Can you breed Cattiva in Palworld?
- It is: there are 135 working combinations for Cattiva. A common one is Kelpsea + Bristla.
- Which breeding power does Cattiva use?
- Its CombiRank is 2760, and on a range that runs 20 to 3,100 that places Cattiva in the upper third. Ranks are the only thing that decides whether a pair works: the two parents average to floor((rank A + rank B + 1) / 2), and the breedable Pal nearest that average is what hatches.
- What is Cattiva good at around the base?
- Its strongest job is handiwork at level 1, and it is a standard Pal at Paldeck #2.
- Can cakes improve Cattiva eggs?
- A Cake will not change what Cattiva hatches into. The pair decides the species before the egg exists, the egg is a Common Egg, because of the two ranks rather than the recipe. The advanced cakes move what comes with the hatch instead: how many eggs a run produces, how fast Cattiva grows, how likely a passive is to carry over, and how likely a mutation is.