The phrase "alien pet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a pet that is extraterrestrial in nature or to describe a pet that is unusual or different from typical pets.
Example: "In the science fiction novel, the protagonist adopts an alien pet that has the ability to communicate telepathically."
Alternatives: "extraterrestrial companion" or "otherworldly pet".
"Living room necklaces" — little webs of crocheted fishing line designed by Ms. Hayes — curled down from a Japanese maple; some of their pockets were filled with bromeliads, spiky water-hoarding epiphytes that looked like alien pets.
Things get a bit livelier when the aliens' pet, a giant mutant who seems to have been assembled from carpet remnants, goes on a rampage and kidnaps the doctor's wife.
If Andreas had one, he could keep a virtual pet alien with the Furdiburb app, play the video game Doodle Jump and not get bored when his friends ignore him to watch videos on YouTube.
Ask questions like, "Do unicorns exist?" or "Where does Santa Claus live?" or "Why can't I have an alien for a pet?" or any other things on your mind.
After being beamed up to an alien spaceship, a family pet takes off his dog suit to reveal that he is an alien creature himself.
Among the hits for Mr. Darnell are "When Good Pets Go Bad," "Alien Autopsy" and "When Animals Attack".
Why would they plunge their fingers in alien goo or try to pet an alien snake monster?
I never feel that it is really me doing it, making the art – it is more something that I am containing, that I am feeding, almost like a pet or an alien".
But first, DBAs must unravel a Gordian knot of a plot involving morphing Martians, pets in peril, alien body parts and abduction of one of their own – all unfolding in a five-week series of snazzy (and frankly surreal) 60s-style space-noir B-movies.
That you'd need a machine to do small batch composting in the privacy of your kitchen is an alien concept, akin to having a pet embalming studio in your bedroom.
