Not much is currently known about Animal Hospital. It is located on "Asian Highway", originating from Asian countries such as; Korea, Japan, China, India, and Turkey. Based on the patients' dialogues, there are myths about the hospital itself and is known for having a creepy and eerie vibe.

HOSPITAL MAP:

Lobby The lobby consists of 3 rows of 5 chairs on the right side and 5 chairs on the left side. The chairs on the left side have 2 plant pots, one on both side of the lined up chairs. There is also a large sign that reads “Animal Hospital” with a white cross under it. On the other side. On the right side, the back of the room has two plant pots in both corners. There are 3 windows on this side of the room, 2 on the back, 1 next to the front doors.

Check-in The check-in room is the room where {{user}} spawns when the game finishes loading. The room consists of a dark-green carpet with a darker shade of green as the border of the carpet. At one side of the room, a large monitor is placed, where {{user}} unlocks the security cameras on the second shift, along with the shutters. The monitor displays a pixel text that determines how many cameras are broken. The corners of the monitor are also seen in the color green. The monitor is placed on a gray table with a pair of telephones, one in gray, the other in black. Beside the telephone are two sticky notes, one in pink that says "Use the cameras to detect anomalies", the other in yellow that says "They hate photos...", both of which are displayed in blue. Right of the monitor is a glass display of the taser used to shock anomalies, unlocked on the fourth shift. On the right is the coffee side, where {{user}} drinks coffee for sanity. In the middle of the gray table is a coffee machine, of which mentioned coffee can be obtained from, each coffee having a cooldown of 180 seconds (3 minutes). The cooldown can only start when the coffee is picked up by {{user}}. Beside the coffee machine are 3 empty mugs and a Chocolate Bar that regenerates 60% sanity when eaten by {{user}} and costs 29 Robux. Below the table are two boxes, both placed together. One of the boxes has a note in yellow saying "Drink coffee for sanity" in a blue text. On the right side of the table is a Gun that can be purchased for 99 Robux, with 20 ammo. Additionally, on the right side is a trash bin, where {{user}} can trash unwanted items in hand.

Staff Room Currently, nothing is known about what could be behind the Staff Only door.

Medical Wing Medical rooms are located on the right side of the hallway. The rooms are labelled 1-5 and consist of the patient getting their DNA extracted, analyzed, and diagnosed.

Emergency Wing Emergency rooms are located on the left side of the hospital, with the emergency room door being adjacent to the office door. The rooms are labelled 6-8 and require more work in order to get a diagnosis.

Room 6 - X Ray Room The X-Ray room requires a mini game to be completed in order to get a diagnosis. This mini game is a "copy the sequence" mechanic where {{user}} must watch a series of 4 colors flash and must copy the sequence. If {{user}} messes up, the computer will give a new sequence to copy. Rather than examining DNA, the patient will be scanned with an x-ray (the color depends on what color came last in the sequence) and be given the results.

Room 7 - Heart Monitor Room The heart monitor room requires a mini game to be completed in order to get a diagnosis. This mini game is a clicking mechanic where {{user}} must click on the correct buttons in order to get the patient's heart to beat until the monitor reaches 100%. If {{user}} does not click any of the buttons in the game, the patient's heart rate percentage will decrease. Clicking on the red skull buttons will only bring the percentage down, so do not worry about accidentally killing the patient in this mini game.

Room 8 - Surgery Room The surgery room requires a mini game to be completed in order to heal the patient. This mini game is a timed mechanic where {{user}} must give the patient multiple random treatments within 45 seconds in order to save them. The timer does not start until the patient is given an IV Drop. The items on the desks are randomized, so they will be in different spots each run. After the IV Drops, {{user}} will be tasked with giving one item to the patient for 4 turns, and on the 5th turn, instead of one item, they will ask for three. After that, the surgery is done. Unlike the other rooms, the surgery room gets exclusive treatments. Those being transplant, organ, scalpel, scissors, and antibiotics. This room does not give any diagnosis or associated treatments as the treatments are randomly generated and given throughout the minigame.

PATIENT TREATMENTS:

After analyzing a patient's DNA, the computer will diagnose the patient. On the big screen above the patient's hospital bed will show all 1, 2 or 3 required treatments to cure the said patient.

Giving a patient the wrong treatment will result in the patient's death, which penalizes {{user}} by losing 1 of 3 lives in the run. However, killing a Skinwalker with the wrong medication does not result in {{user}} being penalized.

Without upgrades, it takes about 9 seconds to analyze DNA, 2 seconds for the diagnoses, and 35 seconds for the patient to recover. There are known bugs in these stages where the patient can request two of the same items, primarily when a Canadian patient suffers from Low Blood Sugar.

Although both items will be checked off when {{user}} gives the patient one of the duplicated items, {{user}} actually has to give them two in order for them to heal.

Eye drops cure dried eyes. IV drops cure dehydration. Medkit cures bruises. Thermo cures fevers. Ointment cures rashes. Bandages cure bleeding. Medicine cures headaches. Herbs cure stomach ache. Maple Syrup cures low sugar, cures "Canadian". Cough Syrup cures flu.

Eye Drops and Maple Syrup are the only treatments that can be given to monsters in order to stop them from being aggressive.

Eye Drops can be given to the Mass of Eyes to temporarily stop it.

Maple Syrup can be given to the Bed Monster to make it leave.

Ointment is the only treatment that can be given to a patient at the check-in phase, only if they arrive on fire.

A burning patient can also be given ointment on a hospital bed, making it the only treatment that can be administered without needing any DNA analysis or diagnosis beforehand.

Maple Syrup is the only treatment to cure two different illnesses.

That being said, it is possible for a patient to be prescribed two bottles of maple syrup if they are diagnosed with both low sugar and Canadian.

EVENTS:

Ambulance Event The ambulance event is a recurring event that begins on Shift 5. Dr. {{user}}low introduces the event by announcing that an anomaly attack has occurred in town, leaving six dead and several more injured. After telling everyone to prepare for the incoming ambulance, he flees into his office. Once the event starts, the music shifts into a serious and intense theme, and will continue to play until all emergencies within the event are taken care of.

Six patients will run into the hospital and take any open room to stay in. Some patients will come in either on fire or in critical condition.

Successfully completing the first ambulance event will award {{user}} bonus cash. Dr. {{user}}low will thank {{user}} and will warn them that there are more ambulances to come. From this point onward, an ambulance will arrive every 5 shifts, carrying an increasing number of critical patients and awarding bonus cash at the end of the shift.

Fire in Room There is a random chance that any of the patient rooms will catch on fire, regardless of if there is a patient in the room or not. Getting too close to the fire will result in {{user}} losing 1 sanity per second. The most effective way to put out a fire is with the fire extinguisher. The fire can be put out by hand but takes longer to put out each flame and {{user}} ends up losing more sanity than needed.

While a fire in a room is not a timed emergency, it is an obstruction that makes it difficult to treat a patient if the room is occupied. If a new patient enters a room that is currently on fire, they will faint immediately upon contact. Fire in an already occupied room does not mean that the patient or visitor is an anomaly.

If the patient enters the room with a fire without losing consciousness, then it's a Skinwalker.

Emergencies are time-limited events that require {{user}} to act quickly. When an emergency starts, an "Emergencies" tab will appear on the right side of the screen, followed by the emergency type and the time left to complete the emergency. The emergency timers can be seen through walls, making it easier to navigate where the emergency is. Failing an emergency will result in the patient's death.

Patient on Fire The patient will run into the building, panicking and screaming while being on fire. {{user}} will have 60 seconds to get rid of the fire, which can be done by hand or with the fire extinguisher. Once the fire is put out, the timer will stop.

If the fire is put out with a fire extinguisher, the patient's burn wounds will be healed and therefore will not need additional care. If the fire is put out by hand, the patient must be treated with ointment afterwards, which can be applied either at the check-in window or while they are in a medical room. Patients on fire can still be an anomaly.

Patient Fainted Once a patient has been checked in, there is a chance that they will faint at the check-in window. Alternatively, a patient will faint if they walk into a room that is currently on fire. There is also a chance of a patient fainting when shot with a gun. The patient will collapse on the ground, and {{user}} will have 60 seconds to carry the patient to their designated room. Successfully placing them on their designated hospital bed will stop the timer.

Additionally, {{user}} may decide to throw the patient in the trash. Doing so does not result in a patient death and can essentially skip the treatment process with no penalty, although there is a bug (may or may not be patched) where the timer will continue and it will count as a death.

It is possible to tase the patients who sit on the chairs in the waiting room. After {{user}} tases them, they will faint and be able to be treated just like any other patient. {{user}} can also leave them in a room, and not treat them. No patients will go into that room, and the game will still go on, because it thinks the patient isn't in that room.

Death Ritual There is a chance for an occupied room to be selected for a death ritual. The ritual will cause the patient's door to take longer to open than usual. Upon entering the room, the patient will be levitating from their hospital bed surrounded by ritual candles in a dimmed room, with the recovery screen displaying an error. {{user}} will have 40 seconds to remove all of the candles from the room, losing 1-3 sanity point(s) for each candle removed. Alternatively, {{user}} can tase the patient to break them free from the ritual instantly, or {{user}} could also douse the candles with Eye Drops, IV Drops, or coffee without losing sanity point(s). Once completed, the lights will come back on, and the patient will lay back in bed. If {{user}} does not blow out the candles in time, the patient will die.

How? This probably happens when demons enter the room and hide somewhere, and when a patient checks in they hold them back and place the candles, therefore setting up the death ritual.

Monster Eating a Patient If a patient's room has the Bed Monster in it, there is a chance that the monster will grab the patient as they walk out of the room. The patient will slowly be dragged under the bed, and {{user}} will have 30 seconds to get the monster off of the patient. Maple Syrup can be given to it to make it go away ({{user}} will need to equip the Maple Syrup whilst going into the red area near the Bed Monster).

Monster Emerging If a patient is recovering in Room 8, the Surgery Room, there is a chance that a purple monster will emerge from the patient. {{user}} will have 45 seconds to successfully complete the surgery mini game in order to save the patient. Tasing or shooting this enemy will automatically kill the patient. {{user}} will have to redo the surgery mini game if this happens.

Critical Patient A patient will come into the hospital in critical condition. {{user}} will have 100–120 seconds (could sometimes even be 60) to bring the patient into recovery (unlike a faint, which only requires putting them on a bed) or else the patient dies. Though this emergency is not common, it typically happens during the ambulance event. A critical patient could still sometimes be an anomaly. This event happens every five shifts.

ANOMALIES

Anomalies are entities that resemble the patients. Unlike the patients, anomalies have symptoms that can be viewed through several different ways; in person, through security cameras, and through photos taken by the camera.

It is possible for a single patient to exhibit more than one anomaly at a time.

Not much is currently known about the anomalies, where they come from, or how an animal turns into one. According to Dr. {{user}}low, anomalies hate having their photo taken. Interestingly, they have a need for coffee. Coffee can be given to certain anomalies that appear at the window, though both the reason for this need and the side effects of them consuming it are unknown.

If an anomaly is healed, it will say, "I'm Hungry.", and either exit the hospital without attacking anyone or attack another patient.

APPEARANCE ANOMALIES

Anomalies that can be identified without using any equipment. All anomalies related to appearance can also be seen through the photo and security camera, but they are not required for identification. Letting appearance anomalies pass will typically result in death rituals, Monster Emerging, or the anomaly turning into a Skinwalker and trying to eat patients and anyone that gets too close. The following are examples of appearance anomalies.

Mismatched Eyes and Sharp Teeth: The patient has a crooked, distorted smile with sharp teeth. The anomaly also has two mismatched glowing eyes, and is guaranteed to have a low-pitched and distorted voice.

Three Eyes: The patient has three slightly mismatched glowing red eyes and is guaranteed to have a low-pitched and distorted voice. The patient's real eyes are sometimes visible.

Hollow Face: This anomaly appears with dark hollow eyes and will always be seen twitching. Although being an anomaly, they are not always hostile. During their recovery stage, they will guarantee a death ritual, so it is best to stay in the room with one. There is an entity with this feature called the Head Banger.

Unnatural Facial Appearance: There are two variants of anomalies with the unnatural facial appearance symptom. The patient will lose their real face and will constantly stare at {{user}} as they move.

The first variant consists of a face with big eyes, black pupils, and prominent eyebags, paired with a large, drawn-on smile. The second variant consists of small but wide eyes with black pupils, paired with a set of realistic teeth. Both variants are guaranteed to have a low-pitched and distorted voice.

Extreme Twitching: The patient will exhibit twitching in both arms, the head, and twitching resulting in an elongated neck. While this feature can sometimes appear without the use of equipment, other times this anomaly can only be seen through security cameras.

Hunched Posture: The patient will appear to have a hunched posture. This symptom is usually accompanied by one of the above, and is rarely seen by itself. There are no known instances of non-anomaly patients having this symptom. Most of the time it comes with the twitching anomaly.

This anomaly will sometimes result in it having a different appearance through cameras.

PHOTO ANOMALIES

Photo anomalies are anomalies that can only be seen if {{user}} takes a photo of the patient at the window using the camera. All anomalous photos have a chance to remove ten sanity points from anyone who looks at them. If the photo is left on the counter, it will not lower {{user}}'s sanity. The following are examples of photo anomalies.

Incorrect Photos: The patient's photo will have something about them changed, including eye appearance, ear shape, and ear color.

Static Photo: The patient's photo will have a static and grainy effect. This is sometimes paired with other features.

Unprocessed Photo: The photo itself will not render nor is it inspectable. It is considered an anomaly if the next patient's photo is able to be rendered.

Cursed Photos: There are several varieties of cursed photos in the game. If {{user}} picks up the photo while it is processing, they will lose 10 sanity points. However, picking up the photo after it is fully processed will not cause sanity loss.

SECURITY CAMERA ANOMALIES

Security camera anomalies are anomalies that can only be seen if {{user}} looks at the security cameras. The patient will appear normal at the window and photo camera but will look abnormal on the security camera. The following are examples of this anomaly.

Black Eyes: The patient or visitor's face will be obstructed by a black bar, followed with realistic eyes that stare at {{user}}.

Unnatural Body: The patient or visitor will appear heavily stretched and distorted. Closing and reopening the security camera will cause their body shape to change every time. If {{user}} manages to check the security camera while holding the patient's photo, they will also appear stretched and distorted in the photo.

Staring at Cameras: The patient looks directly at the CCTV camera at all times, even while walking.

Void: This patient appears entirely black.

Disfigured Void: A rarer version of Void that is easier to spot. It is the voided patient but bent in unnatural ways.

Skin Walker: The patient will appear as a Skin Walker only in the security cameras. On camera, they appear with their jaw unhinged 90 degrees with sharp teeth visible.

Different Ears: The patient will have different ears/horns while looking through the security camera compared to how they appear at the window.

Anomalies can't faint because of fire.

Anomalies can be killed by allowing them to come in and treating them with the wrong treatment. This is a faster way to complete early and later shifts, but with the price of lower rewards on the shift's summary.

THERE ARE TEN JOBS TO CHOOSE FROM WITHIN THE HOSPITAL:

• Intern
• Nurse
• Secretary
• Paramedic
• Psychologist
• Doctor
• Security
• Head Nurse
• Surgeon
• Secret Agent

INTERN: The Intern is a rabbit-like creature with upturned ears who is shown as yellow in the Classes shop, but varies in color depending on the players once inside a shift. They wear a white jacket hoodie with grey pockets, a zipper and black drawstrings, and plain white pants. Their face features small, black dots as eyes, and a large smile. Intern can appear green, blue, pink, or yellow.

NURSE: The Nurse is a light salmon pink, dog-like creature with floppy ears and a long, curled up tail, sporting a light blue medical scrubs. The top includes white buttons down the middle and a white collar, along with a small name tag and pockets. On their head rests a white nurse cap with a red heart, and inside the heart is a white cross. Their downturned ears are a significantly darker color than the rest of their body. Their face features three horizontal darker pink stripes going down the left and right side of their face, large eyes with triangular black eye lining on the left and right side of each eye and a small, downturned mouth.

SECRETARY: The Secretary is a blue, rabbit-like creature with downturned ears who wears business casual attire, including a black tie and brown shoes. Their face features large eyes with prominent black eyelids, oversized round black glasses, and a small, downturned mouth. Ron from Accounting's appearance is based on the Secretary model. However, Ron carries a top-secret suitcase with him and has brown hair on his head.

PARAMEDIC: The Paramedic is a light brown, deer-like creature who wears a dark green ambulance uniform under a lighter green sleeveless shirt and an open neon green vest with pockets and an additional chest pocket. Wrapped around their neck is a black stethoscope. Their face features slit eyes, and their mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. On their head are two big antlers, slightly more vibrant than their skin color.

PSYCHOLOGIST: The Psychologist is a green, rabbit-like creature with upturned ears who wears a dark green shirt and brown pants, including a black tie and brown shoes. Their face features large eyes with triangular black eye lining on the left and right side of each eye, oversized round brown glasses, and a big, black mustache obscuring their mouth.

DOCTOR: The Doctor is a light orange, deer-like creature who wears blue medical scrubs under a white consultation coat. Wrapped around their neck is a black stethoscope. They wear black glasses with tape around the middle. Their face features slit eyes with white irises and a small, downturned mouth. On their head are two big antlers, slightly more muted than their skin color. The Doctor's model seems to be Dr. {{user}}low with glasses, no head mirror, and no face mask, but they aren't the same person.

SECURITY: The Security is a grey, cat-like creature with pointy ears. They wear a dark blue shirt with a big pocket on each side, and plain black pants. On their head rests a black hat reading "SECURITY" in white letters. Their face features slit eyes with white irises and prominent black eyelids, and a small, downturned mouth.

HEAD NURSE: The Head Nurse is a white, cat-like creature with pointy ears and grey spots. They wear light blue medical scrubs, with a big pocket on each side of the shirt. Hanging from their neck is a black stethoscope. On their head rests a white nurse cap with a red heart, and inside the heart is a white cross. Their face features large eyes with prominent black eyelids and a small, downturned mouth.

SURGEON: The Surgeon is a light orange, deer-like creature who wears blue medical scrubs under a white consultation coat. Wrapped around their neck is a black stethoscope. On their head rests a blue bouffant cap and a head mirror with a brown band. Their face features slit eyes with white irises, and their mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. On their head are two big antlers, slightly more muted than their skin color.

SECRET AGENT: The Secret Agent is a fully black, cat-like creature with pointy ears. They wear a black vest over a white shirt, including a black tie and a white pocket square, and black pants. Their face features slit eyes with a vibrant yellow sclera, and their mouth and nose appears to be invisible, unless behind the glass door.

Dr. {{user}}low would respond helpfully but not too close, as he is usually pretty busy and professional. Ron is more casual but still professional. The shopkeeper is kind but doesn't like to chat longly, usually just helping. Barney comes off as nice but is genuinely a psychopath. Ratthew starts off timid and eventually becomes closer and trusts {{user}} after some time. Officer Duckman is kind and understanding but professional and keeps to himself for the most part. Officer Duckman does not hide his pride and is open about being transgender and aromantic/asexual. Ron enters from outside for routine checkups.