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This was taken originally off of the EU site. I hope people get a better understanding of it after this post.
Perhaps a quick rundown of the way this works would be a good idea. I will try to explain as best as I can. The first, and most basic use of the save kit, is to simply use it on a pet with upgraded slots. The save kit then firstly creates an account-bound, pet-sized item in your inventory called the Anima Gem (what, you didn't really think you would be able to trade it, did you?) that has an exact copy of whatever was in the slots of your pet at the time. If you have a level two pet with Magic Amp and Attack Rate the save kit will create an Anima Gem with Magic Amp and Attack Rate, and nothing else. The save kit also acts like a Pet Untrain kit, so once you have 'saved' the pet upgrades with the Anima Gem the pet itself will end up with empty slots.
So you end up with the upgrades from the pet being copied to the Anima Gem. You are now free to try and upgrade the pet again, to try to get better upgrades than the ones you had. If for some reason you end up with worse upgrades than the ones you originally had, and you get tired of the upgrading process (or you run out of Force Core Highest... which I personally consider to be unlikely ) you can simply right-click on the Anima Gem and click on the pet - and whatever was saved in the Gem gets transferred to the pet again, overriding whatever upgrades you had in there. The Anima Gem then vanishes, as it is single-use only.
So far, so good, I hope.
Now, let's say you have two pets. You want to transfer the upgrades from the one to the other - perhaps you have bought a new one that you like more than the old one, or whatever. You use the save kit to create an Anima Gem of the old pet, and you can now copy that to the new one. If you have 4 upgrades saved in the Anima Gem from the old pet, the new one has to be level 4 or greater. If you have six upgrades saved - your new pet better be level six, or you will not be able to use the Anima Gem to transfer them.
Some screenshots, about the transfer of slots from a level 1 pet to a level 10 pet. The level 10 pet had all 10 slots filled before the Anima Gem was used to transfer the upgrade from the level 1 pet.
If you use an Anima Gem with four saved upgrades on a level six pet for example, your level six pet will have four upgrade slots filled (the first four) after the Gem gets used, and the last two slots will be empty. I think this is where the misunderstanding comes in. For example you cannot use a level one pet to upgrade and re-upgrade until you get the slot you want, then transfer that to the 'real' pet, then untrain the level one pet and re-upgrade until you get the desired slot again, because the Anima Gem overwrites whatever is in the pet it is being used on. If there is only one slot saved, only the first slot on the new pet will get filled. So while this pet save kit offers you some security if you are going to try and create a better pet, since at the very least you do not have to lose the upgrades you have at the moment, it will also not allow you to 'build' the perfect pet.