Species: ungulate

This tag is aliased to mammal. Do not assume it implies hooves or any other tag.

Ungulates are members of a diverse order of mammals known to form hardened structures on their feet known as hooves. Ungulates form two species groups: the even-toed ungulates (artiodactyls), and the odd-toed ungulates (perissodactyls).

Related tags

fur - Ungulates are furred with a few exceptions that are furless. If other body textures are present on a hooved animal, it could be a custom species, hybrid, or a split form creature.
hooves - This tag only applies if the hooves are visible.
horn / antlers - Common feature of ungulates, especially ruminants (includes the bovids, and cervids)
quadruped - Most feral ungulates walk on four legs.

Taxonomy

^{The cetaceans (whales, dolphins, etc.) and technically ungulates, but members of the Cetacea are best kept separate from the rest of the group, because aquatic artiodactyls do not form hooves. The related hippopotamids are also considered ungulates, and are considered unguligrade despite having no actual hooves.}