Detroit, Michigan, United States
petlover
Hi, everyone on RightPet! I have loved animals my entire life and have had the pleasure of sharing my life with the following animals: rabbits, cats, gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs, pigeons, chickens, guinea hens, ducks, roosters, goldfish, parakeets, dogs, rats, worms, fruit flies, and more!
I'll be writing reviews of all the awesome animals I've met in my life and have shared my home and life with.
Glad to be on RightPet with other animal lovers like myself!!!!
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 and he threw the small intestines into a box. Another chicken ran up and grabbed the intestines and ran off into the woods. I just remember seeing the intestines flying in the wind and thinking, "Why would she do that? Wasn't that her friend?"<br><br>Our chickens used to hang out, peck at the ground, and seemed pretty calm most of the time. If our cat came around, all heck would break loose with them running and squawking. (I'll post a review about my cats later.) I used to love feeding the chickens. That's a job a child could do--just reach into the bucket and throw the feed around. You just have to be cautious because hungry chickens will come up and swarm around you like bees.<br><br>We used to eat their eggs too (again, sorry to the vegans). I remember the yolks being a deep orange and the eggs just being so flavorful. Completely different than the eggs in the grocery store. Maybe because our chickens were free and happy?){kind=link}
.<br><br>While hamsters are fuzzy and cuddly looking, mine didn't really like to be held and snuggled. They have sharp little nails so I just used to watch them play and pet them when I could. Romeo and Juliet ended up having babies so unless you want lots of baby hamsters, I would keep males and females separate.){kind=link}