Vets and cottage living
So, vets are confined to treating cats and dogs, and it looks like your cows, llamas, and chickens don't get sick. They do, however, age and die, and it would be nice to have veterinary supplies lik...
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@SheriGR Yeah, I know. The thing is that chicks won’t age up unless aging is on, so an age-up treat would be helpful for that. (I once saw a YouTuber ask “Why would anyone want an age up treat for their pet?” It’s for if you have aging off.)
I foolishly 😉 took a bunch of hatchable golden eggs with a household split and turned animal aging on. I got 99% rooster chicks who refused to age for weeks and weeks and weeks. Finally I put them all in the household inventory over night, as that’s suggested for that bug, and when I let them back out they all went into the coop and turned into elders. Groovy. ☹️
So while I understand why that functionality wasn’t in cats and dogs, I really miss the treats for livestock!
@SheriGR , thanks for reminding people about the ageing off settings for barn yard animals. This can be a great choice for those that don't have chickens.
@xochiquetzl_xkvn , you hit the nail on the head with your explanation for why we need the same treats for livestock animals as we have for pets! (Those poor roosters you had missed the best years of their lives! 😓)
@PugLove888 Yeah, it was rough. Poor babies! I turned aging back off, but… what you said.
@xochiquetzl_xkvn Wow, that stinks! I'm sorry about your chicks! 😭 Yes, I agree that at lease having an 'age up' treat for the chicks, or the ability to click on them and age them up - like with babies (for those with aging off), would be a great idea! 🙌
