| Display title | Artistic License Animal Care |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Handling animals, especially undomesticated species, is a very difficult thing even with the most "simple" of pets - so you can understand why some of your favorite shows might engage in a little Artistic License Animal Care once in a while. With that in mind, there are bound to be instances where even the layfolk in the audience can spot when a character feeds an animal something unsafe, keeps it in improper conditions, handling it just wrong, and so on. |
