Pet Kemono Seeds come from capturing specific small Kemono and can be gathered passively from a captured Canecrown Viper.
Small Kemono habitats in the named regions; Canecrown Viper can also be kept in a Wildlife Cage.
Pet Kemono Seeds are a crafting material, so choose a source based on which region you can reach and whether you want direct captures or passive cage output. Named seed-dropping small Kemono include Canecrown Viper and Berrybright Squirrel in Harugasumi Way, Cherrytinge Ladybug in Akikure Canyon, Frostberry Squirrel in Fuyufusagi Fort, and Orangetufted Constrictor in Natsukodachi Isle. Capture the animal for its direct material route, or use a Wildlife Cage for the Canecrown Viper’s passive unique item. Confirm the item name in your inventory before crafting.
Direct capture can be repeated when you need more. Cage output is periodic; collect it after production and do not count it as an immediate reward.
Stop when your inventory covers the seed recipe, or switch to another named source if the current habitat is inconvenient.
Small Kemono habitats in the named regions; Canecrown Viper can also be kept in a Wildlife Cage.
More guides for gathering materials and making progress.
Golden Hematite is a named Chapter Three crafting material found in Akikure Canyon and used in equipment recipes.
A housed Grasswing Swallow can provide Pet Kemono Tail Feathers, a specific creature material used in crafting.
Spiral Fern is a specific small-Kemono material for crafting; use a Ferntail Gecko as its targeted source.
A placed Ore Shrine provides a passive regional-material source while you hunt or explore.
