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[[File:owlcat.jpg|thumb|An Owlcat]] | [[File:owlcat.jpg|thumb|An Owlcat]] | ||
Owlcats are [[:category:creature|creatures]] that are commonly used as pets. They are great hunters of rodents but have a tendency to wander and ignore their owners. | Owlcats are [[:category:creature|creatures]] that are commonly used as pets. They are great hunters of rodents but have a tendency to wander for days on end and when they are at home they mostly ignore their owners. The problem with owlcats is that they are such good hunters that they rarely need an owner. Owlcats will use their owners homes, mostly, for a safe place to care for their young. | ||
=====Breeding===== | |||
Breeding owlcats is a relatively common undertaking. Although they reproduce without issue on their own it's best to breed them in order to develop a connection with the creature. When the babies are born they are taken away from their mother almost immediately and cared for directly by their future owner. They are given [[rabbit]] or [[batbit]] [[milk]] because it contains a higher amount of protein and fat than owlcat [[milk]] and is easier to obtain. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:05, 11 January 2025
Owlcats are creatures that are commonly used as pets. They are great hunters of rodents but have a tendency to wander for days on end and when they are at home they mostly ignore their owners. The problem with owlcats is that they are such good hunters that they rarely need an owner. Owlcats will use their owners homes, mostly, for a safe place to care for their young.
Breeding[edit]
Breeding owlcats is a relatively common undertaking. Although they reproduce without issue on their own it's best to breed them in order to develop a connection with the creature. When the babies are born they are taken away from their mother almost immediately and cared for directly by their future owner. They are given rabbit or batbit milk because it contains a higher amount of protein and fat than owlcat milk and is easier to obtain.