Pogo for Animals: How to Unlock Better Pogo Sticks

Better Pogo Sticks in Pogo for Animals are unlocked with the Cash you earn from delivered Animals. That is the core progression chain the game describes for growing your range and equipment: bounce across the map, collect rare Animals, cash them in at your Pen, and spend that Cash to raise your Jump Power and unlock better Pogo Sticks. As you grow, you can reach farther parts of the map, which keeps the loop going.

The unlock loop, step by step

1. Bounce out and collect Animals. Ride your Pogo Stick across the map and pick up rare Animals as you go — and watch your landings, because falling off the track is the hazard the game itself warns about while you collect.

2. Bring them back to your Pen for Cash. Delivered Animals pay out Cash, and payouts differ from animal to animal. In one gameplay session, a Golden Dog added 100 Cash and a Hama Bird added 3,000, so what you carry home matters. More earning basics are on our how to get Cash page.

3. Spend the Cash on Jump Power and better sticks. The game ties the two together directly: "Upgrade your Jump Power and unlock better Pogo Sticks to go even further!" Both upgrades are funded by earned Cash, so put your payouts toward Jump Power and the next stick unlock as they build up. Our Jump Power guide covers that half of the pair.

4. Push farther and repeat. Every growth step extends your range, letting you reach Animals that were out of bounds before, earn more Cash, and fund the next unlock. The how to go farther page has more on stretching your range.

Check the Skins menu, too

The game's menus also include a pogo stick Skins section — a Power Stick is listed there, and in one recorded session a player picked up a brand-new pumpkin stick after browsing it. Beyond the Cash-funded upgrade chain, it is worth opening Skins now and then to see which sticks you can pick up. Curious what you are working toward? The full pogo sticks list shows the stick lineup.

While you are grinding Cash for the next unlock, a quick look at our codes page is worthwhile, and new content changes are tracked on the updates page.