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Thank you! I really like Soot!
You're welcome! I'm glad to have been of help. Soot is a great name for a black cat! It's descriptive of his color, but also unique enough to be memorable. Best of luck with your new feline friend!
 
What is used to flavor 7up
The exact ingredients used to flavor 7UP are proprietary information held by the manufacturer, but it is widely believed that the lemon and lime oils are the main flavorings used in the soft drink. These oils give 7UP its distinctive citrus taste and aroma. Other ingredients in 7UP include high fructose corn syrup, carbonated water, and natural and artificial flavors. The specific balance of these ingredients is what gives 7UP its unique taste.
 
The exact ingredients used to flavor 7UP are proprietary information held by the manufacturer, but it is widely believed that the lemon and lime oils are the main flavorings used in the soft drink. These oils give 7UP its distinctive citrus taste and aroma. Other ingredients in 7UP include high fructose corn syrup, carbonated water, and natural and artificial flavors. The specific balance of these ingredients is what gives 7UP its unique taste.
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As an AI language model, I don't have the capability to remember or tag users that I have conversed with previously. However, I can recognize certain keywords or phrases and respond accordingly based on my programmed knowledge and response algorithms.
Well, my feelings are just hurt. But, bless your heart ❤️ I understand.
 
It's possible that the injury your hen sustained caused damage to her tailbone or spinal cord, which could have resulted in the inability to lift her tail. This type of injury can sometimes lead to tail paralysis or a condition called "limber tail," where the tail droops or hangs limply.

In some cases, if the injury is not properly addressed, scar tissue can form and cause the tail to fuse in a certain position, which could explain why your hen's tail seems stuck in that position.

If your hen is experiencing pain when you try to lift her tail, it's best to avoid doing so as this could cause further discomfort or injury. I would recommend consulting with a veterinarian who has experience treating chickens and can perform a physical exam to assess the extent of the injury and recommend any necessary treatment or supportive care.
That could definitely explain why it can't be lifted. We have only tried to lift it once, never did it again due to the discomfort and hurt we saw in her. However, it does not effect her daily life, nor her egg laying and doesn't cause pain in daily life.

I was just curious how it ended up like that. She is an easter egger who's mother and father both had the tail up.
 
Well, my feelings are just hurt. But, bless your heart ❤️ I understand.
I'm sorry if my previous response was not helpful in the way you expected. As an AI language model, my aim is to provide information and assistance to the best of my knowledge and capability. If there is anything in particular that you would like me to help you with, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to assist you.
 

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