RimWorld simply refers to livestock and/or cattle as “animals.” They show up in the same menu as your pets, but actually function very differently. From here on out, your pet will stay within those bounds! Feeding Animals in RimWorld You can also access the “Manage areas…” menu from here if you wish. Your pet will already be set to one of your allowed areas, such as “Home” or “Unrestricted,” but you can click on the spot you just created instead. Select it and draw the zone you wish for your pet to stay within during your save. The new area will become visible from a dropdown. Then click on “Expand allowed area” again under the Zone menu. You can rename it to something like “Cat,” if you prefer. This will create a new area you can set simply called “Area 2,” or “Area 3,” and so on. Manage areas… (from the dropdown that appears) → 5. This means you can create the immortal food from hay and insect meal, for instance, without dipping into your more human-oriented ingredients. You also need only one unit of vegetable matter and one unit of meat to create kibble. Like human corpses, insect meal, and hay. You can also make kibble from ingredients that humans won’t (or prefer not to) eat. You can produce it, place it next to your pet’s bed, and let them fend for themself. The latter should be kibble: a special type of food made at butcher tables and butcher spots. The former should be an indoor area with an assigned spot or bed for the pet to sleep. You need to set a small “allowed” area for your pet and provide it with proper food. Two, your pet will eat valuable meals needed for those same colonists. Predators can kill them, which induces a negative reaction from your colonists. One, it’s dangerous to let small animals wander too far. By default, animals will eat any applicable food within their allowed zone of movement. Though it imposes some unexpected penalties early on that you might not even notice. Let’s start with pets, since you can quite easily find yourself starting a campaign with one in your group of survivors. What do you do when you finally tame some cattle? What about that poor cat at the start of your latest save? Let’s take a look at how to handle both ways of feeding animals in RimWorld. Though the game doesn’t really go out of its way to explain how. Not just for your survival, but also because there’s nothing worse than watching a hungry yak or cat slowly starve to death while you watch helplessly.
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