Is the blood that comes out of an animal whose meat is eaten considered ritually impure?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: Is the blood that comes out of a living animal whose meat is eaten, whether from its mouth, its nose, or a wound in its body, considered ritually impure or not?

Answer:
Yes, it is considered ritually impure, except for what remains in the meat after slaughter. If its meat is cut and some blood remains in the meat, this is pure and is eaten with the meat because it is difficult to avoid. As for everything else, it is ritually impure; its default ruling is impurity, and a dispensation was granted only for what remains in the meat after it is cut. Yes.