jellysundae Posted April 20, 2015 Posted April 20, 2015 I went to the snowager first as he's asleep right now, so my pet ended up with 0/43 hp >< He was hungry so when started my dailies and got an edible jelly (pb&j) I fed him that, and he gained 4 hp back for each serving :O Is this just another one of those things that everyone knew about except me? :shiftyeyes_anim: Quote
Guest Tahalika Posted April 20, 2015 Posted April 20, 2015 Yup, most food items give back a very small amount of HP unless they're specifically a healing item like the blue furry negg or such. I think some foods don't heal, mainly ones that causes diseases like poisonous jelly, but I could be wrong! Lamppost 1 Quote
Shane for Wax Posted April 20, 2015 Posted April 20, 2015 Now if only pets didn't get bloated so I could just feed them all the years of omelette and jelly i've built up instead of relying on healing fountain and potions. But yeah. It is also why I tend to dump poisonous jelly because I think it can randomly deplete hp but i wouldn't quote me on that (literally or figuratively). Quote
jellysundae Posted April 20, 2015 Author Posted April 20, 2015 Well well, you live and learn! I tend to not have to feed my pet or maybe I'd have discovered this sooner! Quote
siniri Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Wow, I never knew that, either! That would have saved me a lot of NP when battling Apathy during the Obelisk War! It'll be handy if I'm ever zapped to zero by a daily and want to battle, and the healing springs is uncooperative... Quote
jellysundae Posted April 21, 2015 Author Posted April 21, 2015 Words cannot express how happy I am to not be the only one who didn't know this >< Quote
weezieb3 Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 I've actually just been noticing this in the last month. I wasn't sure if they were gaining hp from food or just healing over time or what. I never thought to question it! Quote
Shane for Wax Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Nah they don't gain hp over time they lose it as they get hungry. Quote
rntracy1 Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Now if only pets didn't get bloated so I could just feed them all the years of omelette and jelly i've built up instead of relying on healing fountain and potions. But yeah. It is also why I tend to dump poisonous jelly because I think it can randomly deplete hp but i wouldn't quote me on that (literally or figuratively). NOOOOOO! Don't dump your poisonous jelly. Say you are doing the obelisk battles and you get a disease like blurred vision. It is very expensive to cure. You keep visiting the healing springs and she isn't curing your pet. You are getting down to the wire and you need to battle. Do you buy those expensive goggles??? NO WAY!!! Feed your pet poisonous jelly and they will no longer have blurred vision!!! They will now have, I think it is Neomonia, which only requires medicinal soap for 5000-6000 NPs. You can keep trying to heal the blurred vision at the healing springs or cheaply cure the neomonia and go on about your business. Poisonous jelly can be very useful at times. casperiscaptain and tk421beth 2 Quote
Shane for Wax Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Yeah and my SDB has loads of it and I don't get infected a lot anyways. I know what I'm doing. lol Quote
KyokoHateshinai Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Wow I didn't know that! I seriously just thought it was some random event, like refreshing a billion times will help or something...glad to know that's not the case. Quote
Koakuma_Heaven Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Add me to the 'never knew that' camp, maybe I should feed my pets occasionally rather than sticking them in the neolodge *whistles innocently* rowtiderow 1 Quote
zhenlu Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 NOOOOOO! Don't dump your poisonous jelly. Say you are doing the obelisk battles and you get a disease like blurred vision. It is very expensive to cure. You keep visiting the healing springs and she isn't curing your pet. You are getting down to the wire and you need to battle. Do you buy those expensive goggles??? NO WAY!!! Feed your pet poisonous jelly and they will no longer have blurred vision!!! They will now have, I think it is Neomonia, which only requires medicinal soap for 5000-6000 NPs. You can keep trying to heal the blurred vision at the healing springs or cheaply cure the neomonia and go on about your business. Poisonous jelly can be very useful at times. Thanks for this amazing tip! I always wait for healing springs or wheels of neopia to help cure my pet of diseases. I didn't know you can get "change" disease just like that. Quote
rntracy1 Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Thanks for this amazing tip! I always wait for healing springs or wheels of neopia to help cure my pet of diseases. I didn't know you can get "change" disease just like that. Yes, you're welcome. I didn't know it either until I saw it on this forum. This place has a wealth of information. So, yes, you can "change" from an expensive to a cheap disease, lol, but you cannot get rid of it completely (to my knowledge) without healing or buying a cure. But still, good to know. I have done it several times already. As soon as I get blurred vision with any of my pets, they get a poisonous jelly right away just in case I end up having to buy a cure. I find that it takes much longer for the healing springs to cure blurred vision. Probably because it is expensive to cure, they feel you might break down eventually and buy the cure. IDK, but that has been my experience, it takes forever to cure. tk421beth 1 Quote
jellysundae Posted April 21, 2015 Author Posted April 21, 2015 It took forever when my pet got it, which was thanks to Bart >.> The WoE gave my pet Neowarts, which is super cheap to cure, 1400np for the fungus when I looked. Foolish me carried on with my dailies, intending to see if the healing springs was any use when I got to it, visited Bart first and got a disease that cost 10 times more to cure D:< Quote
tk421beth Posted April 21, 2015 Posted April 21, 2015 Wow, I had no idea about the jelly. Thanks so much for sharing this info! Quote
jellysundae Posted April 21, 2015 Author Posted April 21, 2015 Seems like it's pretty much any food, so Tahalika says, it is a really handy thing to know :D Quote
frozenfire Posted April 22, 2015 Posted April 22, 2015 Nice food healing and curing illness tips. Thanks! Quote
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