Pets

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Can I offer you a love potion… er… Pawtion in this trying time?

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It’s unclear whether a Valentine’s Pawtion is filled with a magical essence that will make someone fall in love with you, or just some strawberry milk, but even without drinking the creature’s contents, it’s easy to fall in love with this affectionate little guy! Valentine’s Pawtions are extremely clingy and hate to be apart from their owner, so if you decide to take one in, make sure that you can take it everywhere with you, otherwise you’ll have a sad little pet on your nubs!

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Depending on the water they drink, a Ratfresh's flower will give off a different aroma!

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Although rats normally thrive off of filth, Ratfresh can only stand the cleanest of environments. Considered a blessing to one's garden and a sign of superior caretaking if you see one lurking, Ratfresh roam from place to place in search of new, better water sources. These little critters' flower petals shed and regrow every season, and make for great fertilizer!

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This sharp and spiky creature  may look creepy at first, but many Pacapillars love them for that exact reason!

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Thought to originate from the darkest pits of the mysterious Gilled Domain, this aquatic pet  loves to roll around in salty water, to the point you may even find them escaping their tank to try and steal your vinegar! Make sure you always have salty snacks on standby when owning an Urcheeb. Many owners of Urcheeb  put blacklights on their tanks to see the creature in its true hidden beauty with its ability to naturally glow when exposed to UV blacklight.

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Give a Sharp a chew toy and they’ll be happily squeaking all week

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This fishy little friend has a strange penchant for rounding up inanimate objects it finds, and using them as playmates! Once found in large packs, the Sharp has been slowly dwindling in numbers as a now almost-extinct species of pet. A Pacapillar initiative has formed recently to introduce other species such as the Narseal to Sharp’s to try and get them to socialize again, but it’s not such an easy task to look friendly with teeth like those!