Silent Night Foal Euthanasia Milk, Redo (Pastry Knight)

Has your fluffy had more foals than she can deal with?

Silent Night Low Stress Euthanasia Milk offers a simple and painless solution to euthanise excess foals in a way that will not cause undue distress for the mother or the unfortunate foals siblings.

Euthanasia Milk is laced with a lethal dose of sleeping medication, a hungry foal will happily suckle down their final meal and drift off to a sleep from which they will never awake. Remove the body once the mother is distracted by the other foals or better yet asleep herself.

If the distress of the mother and siblings are irrelevant we would suggest a simpler Fluffycide Hammer.
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A redo of an older pencil drawing I did, one of my favourites Silent Night Foal Euthanasia Milk (Pastry_Knight)

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Yeah, I’ll just stick to the euthanasia milk thanks however could I use the hammer against smarties?

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The fluffycide hammer is suitable for all breeds and ages of fluffy, we would however advise that to properly deal with a fluffy displaying symptoms of smarty syndrome you should first apply the hammer to each of the fluffies limbs.

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Thank you good sir. Also, do you have a sale on tarps that I could use?

I’m gonna be painting my garage soon and I don’t want any blood to splatter

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Idk if any way that a foal dies would be less stressful for a mare, but this would definitely keep them from blaming their owner. I’m not sure this product would get the intended results, but I can imagine this being amazing for abusers who want to keep their victim cooperative.

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And testicles

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I’m getting ideas for future Bonnie vs chapters from this ngl.

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*painlessness dependent on aim and upper body strength

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Excuse me, how many foals is one bottle of “silent night” enough for? And can the foal be consumed after the application? I want to offer a “friendly” alternative to the popular foal food.

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Can you make a product that will give them a insane acid trip as a punishment for bad behavior?

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Fantastic! <3

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I’m so glad you’ve finish that pic, always nice to see more and finished works from ya.

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Do those plastic sheets cost extra?

Honestly, sleepy milk is a pretty good idea, assuming the foals don’t show side effects. You know, screaming, puking, diarrhoea fountaining, collapsing face-first into Mummah’s tits, returning from the dead to devour Bestest, etc.

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If it’s anything like the chemicals vets use to put down pets, the foal will simply drift off and never wake up… which is a far more humane method of dealing with shitrats than I usually advocate. If you use the euthanasia milk, at least make sure to whisper into the foals ear “forever sleepies” and keep its muzzle clamped shut so you can see the helpless, wild-eyed fear before the end.

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A practical solution to the shitrat problem. If you are a salesman for reals, I’m sold.

Is that fluffycide hammer really necessary? Wouldn’t any old carpentry hammer get the job done for a fraction of the price?

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Honestly, $8 is the going rate for a decent dead-blow mallet where I live, so hell yes I’d buy the bright multicolored one that’s branded “Fluffy Fun Zone” :ahahaha:

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The milk is a great invention. It always works well for psychologically abusing a mare that will think her milk is poisonous.

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The fluffycide Hammer is bright and colorful. So the fluffy won’t be the wiser to any harm that might come their way.

While any ordinary hammer might cause stress or injury to the human or fluffy and it doesn’t have a Hasbio brand sticker, so fluffies might not like it.

Thank you for calling Hasbio customer service

“I just buy a whole bunch of euthanasia milk and wait for it to get all nice and expired before getting some fluffies. Turns out that when the poison expires, the lethal effects upon the foal’s body are completely random; the only constant is that the cause of death is never painless or peaceful. I even started inviting some ‘fluffy enthusiasts’ over to partake in betting pools over what the foal will die from!”