I've seen chickens do this to other chickens. It's normal for them to peck at each other a bit, but if they see blood, they go crazy. They also eat eggs sometimes. Chickens, though
I was 5, learning way too much about patriots, pilgrims, Plymouth rock, witches, etc... Massachusetts is a weird state. Spirit of America never popped up, thank god.
Everyone I try to explain it to thinks it's reddit but worse. I'm still going to keep trying. The other thing is seeding content and not making reposts. I'm not the most creative person, but I still try to make content for this platform because I love what it stands for. Might do that right now.
My Pyrenees is my big baby. My Yorkie is my little man. My orange cat is "fat bad." My other pets have names that are too fun, not to say. I got "bucket." She's a tabby named bucket. I got "meow san" because her automatic feeder came from Japan, and it had an audio feature that said, "meow-san. "Monkey" is meow-sans sister. My partner picked that name. Hearing her call her name makes me HAVE to call her monkey. They're both too sweet.
Dude, I think we have over 30 cats. It's a farm, though. (Not the owner)
Feline acne. Non-severe. Just use a bit of ear cleaning fluid and a cotton ball. It's a bit hard to tell though. If they have it on their chin aswell, its definitely acne. It's super common, though. Definitely not something to worry about. One thing that can cause mild skin reactions like that are a change in diet/ environment. It's honestly impossible to give a diagnosis, though. That's just my gut feeling after working with animals for years. Kitty is probably fine.
Eh, when your vision rapidly declines you don't really care about the long term. I was born with the ability to see, which makes it a little worse. I also make visual art, so that's not fun.
Big Potato is my favorite rapper