Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth: How to Unlock the Rare Pet - Pets

Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth: How to Unlock the Rare Pet

Learn how to get the Sabertooth pet in Break and Steal an Egg, including egg sources, hatch rates, farming tips, and how it compares to other rare pets.

2026-09-28
Break and Steal an Egg Wiki Team
Quick Guide
  • Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth is one of the rarest pets you can hatch from extinction-themed eggs.
  • Egg source matters: Sabertooth pets come from limited-time update eggs, not the standard rotation.
  • Bulk hatching is the meta: Serious hunters buy eggs in large batches to beat the low drop odds.
  • Watch for variants: Rainbow and Divine versions of the Sabertooth offer massively higher income per second.
  • Steal smart: Raiding other players' nests is the fastest way to fund mass egg purchases.

What Is the Sabertooth Pet in Break and Steal an Egg?

The Break and Steal an Egg Sabertooth is a premium prehistoric pet introduced alongside the extinction-egg update line. Unlike common hatches such as sloths or ostriches, the Sabertooth sits near the top of the rarity ladder, with drop odds low enough that many players burn through dozens of eggs before seeing one. Its base form already generates strong income per second, while upgraded variants like the Divine Sabertooth push earnings into the billions-per-second range.

The pet belongs to the extinction pet family, which reshaped the endgame economy when it launched. Where older pets topped out at millions per second, extinction-era pets jumped the scale dramatically, making the Sabertooth a target for any player serious about climbing the leaderboards.

Know Your Rarity Tiers

Extinction-era eggs typically contain common pets (sloths, ostriches), rare pets (giant sloth, terra bird), and ultra-rare secrets. The Sabertooth sits in the ultra-rare bracket, so expect to hatch through many commons before it appears.

Sabertooth Family Overview

VariantRarityApprox. Income Per SecondNotes
Sabertooth (base)Ultra-rareMulti-million rangeStandard hatch from extinction eggs
Rainbow SabertoothSecret-tier10x+ base valueRandom rainbow upgrade on hatch
Divine SabertoothTop-tierBillions per secondConfirmed hatched after ~60 eggs in early hunts

How to Get the Sabertooth: Step-by-Step

Getting the Sabertooth is a straightforward loop, but each stage rewards preparation. Follow this sequence to maximize your hatch rate per session.

1

Farm Currency First

Before buying eggs, build a bankroll. Steal eggs from rival nests, complete delivery cycles, and keep your active pet roster full of your best income generators. You want enough currency for bulk egg purchases of 50 or more per shopping trip.

2

Locate the Extinction Egg

Head to the in-game shop once the extinction update is live. The extinction egg replaces or supplements the standard egg rotation and holds the Sabertooth in its drop table. Check the egg preview to confirm the Sabertooth icon appears.

3

Buy in Bulk and Place Fast

Purchase eggs in batches, then place them down quickly. Eggs take roughly a minute to grow, so lay out your whole batch at once and use the wait time to run additional egg-stealing routes rather than standing idle.

4

Identify Rainbow and Rare Eggs

Rainbow-glowing eggs signal boosted outcomes. Prioritize opening these, and watch for rare-kilo markers that hint at high-value hatches before the reveal.

5

Rinse and Repeat

If the Sabertooth doesn't appear, sell or merge your common hatches, refill your wallet, and repeat. Early hunters reported needing around 60 extinction eggs before landing the Divine Sabertooth.

Don't Sleep on the Timer

Eggs left unplaced or unopened clog your inventory. Place every egg immediately after purchase so your hatch pipeline never stalls while you farm.

Sabertooth vs. Other Extinction Pets

The Sabertooth faces stiff competition within the extinction egg lineup. Here is how the top contenders stack up for your currency investment.

PetHatch DifficultyIncome Per SecondVerdict
Divine SabertoothVery hardBillions/secBest trophy hatch in the egg
Giant Baby Shark (secret)Hard~60 billion/secHighest raw income, secret drop
Giant SlothCommon-frequent~16 million/secReliable early-game filler
Eternal GigantisModerate (~6.5% odds)HighBest odds-to-value ratio

Trophy Hunter

  • Chase the Divine Sabertooth
  • Budget for 50-100+ eggs
  • Prestige flex on any server

Income Maximizer

  • Target Giant Baby Shark
  • Secret drop, top earnings
  • Long grind, huge payoff

Smart Value Pick

  • Farm Eternal Gigantis
  • Around 6.5% hatch odds
  • Strong output per egg spent
Value Play

If pure income is your goal, the Eternal Gigantis offers the best odds-to-output ratio in the extinction pool. Save the Sabertooth hunt for when your bankroll can absorb long dry streaks.

Farming Currency for Mass Hatches

Bulk hatching is expensive, and the Sabertooth odds demand volume. These are the three pillars of a healthy egg-buying budget.

MethodIncome SpeedRisk LevelBest For
Stealing from player nestsFastMedium (retaliation)Bold players on busy servers
Boss fight rewardsMediumMedium (solo is tough)Sample farming and rare drops
Passive pet incomeSlow-steadyNoneAFK income between runs
  • Steal aggressively between hatches. The one-minute egg growth window is perfect for a stealing run rather than waiting around.
  • Learn the boss fight. Dodging red-circle attacks and punishing overheat windows yields samples and rare pets, including biohazard eggs you can claim from the shop afterward.
  • Stack your best earners. Before farming, equip your highest income-per-second pets so idle time still pays out.
  • Merge and clear. Sell duplicate commons to keep inventory clean and reinvest everything into the next egg batch.
Boss Fight Survival

Boss encounters run in phases, with minions like crocodiles spawning in phase two. Solo players should focus on dodge-and-punish patterns during overheat windows, when damage output peaks. Teaming up on populated servers makes the fight far more manageable.

Sabertooth Hunt Checklist:

  • Bank enough currency for a 50-egg bulk purchase
  • Confirm the Sabertooth appears in the extinction egg preview
  • Place all eggs immediately and run a stealing route while they grow
  • Prioritize rainbow-glowing eggs for opening
  • Reinvest all common-hatch sales into the next batch

Sabertooth Hunting FAQ

Q: How rare is the Sabertooth in Break and Steal an Egg?

The Sabertooth sits in the ultra-rare bracket of the extinction egg pool. Early hunters needed roughly 60 eggs before landing the Divine variant, so treat it as a long-term goal rather than a first-session hatch.

Q: Can I get a rainbow or divine Sabertooth?

Yes. Hatches can randomly upgrade to rainbow or divine variants, multiplying income per second dramatically. The Divine Sabertooth generates billions per second, making it one of the strongest pets in the extinction lineup.

Q: Is the Sabertooth the best pet in the extinction egg?

Not strictly. In raw income terms, secret drops like the Giant Baby Shark can out-earn it at around 60 billion per second. However, the Divine Sabertooth combines top-tier earnings with prestige value, making it the signature hatch of the update.

Q: What is the fastest way to afford bulk egg purchases?

Combine nest raiding between hatch timers with boss fight sample rewards and passive income from your best pets. The one-minute egg growth window is ideal for quick stealing runs, keeping your currency pipeline flowing without downtime.