Bluey Vet Novels & Stories

“It’s okay, love. I’m not leaving you. We’re going to see Doc Mila, alright?” At the vet clinic, the familiar smell of disinfectant and metal made Polly’s tail tuck low. Doc Mila, who had known Terry for years, greeted them warmly. “What’s going on with this little one?” she asked, scratching under Polly’s chin. “His urine smells really strong,” Terry said. “And he’s been drinking too much water. I think something’s wrong.” Doc Mila nodded. “We’ll check. Don’t worry.” As they examined him, Polly tried not to whimper. He didn’t understand the cold touch of instruments or the gentle press of hands. But he felt Terry’s presence beside him—her hand resting on his head, her voice whispering, “Goo

He sighed and hurriedly said hello before rushing out to explain, “Something is going on here! I’m bothered because I feel that this is blue blood in the theater! Please relay this to the boss, brother.” “HELLO…brother.” The doctor dropped the phone in dread and could feel his heart in his mouth as he dropped to the floor. The door opened and a man entered the office with a smirk on his face. He continued to talk into the phone. “Brother, won’t you talk to me now? What EXACTLY should I tell this...BOSS? The doctor started to sputter and choke in fear as he scrambled to the corner of the office. “S..sir. I mean Y...Your h...highness—“

“Thank you.” “It’s nothing. That’s what friends are for,” she replied. *** BLUE AND KATLEYA were already in the clinic. Shortly after, the nurse arrived, bringing the supplies needed to treat Blue’s wounds. When Katleya noticed Blue’s expression upon seeing the nurse, she immediately volunteered to do the cleaning herself. The nurse agreed and stepped out. “Sit up, Blue. Just sit still,” Katleya commanded with authority. “My head is aching. Blue-blue is crying . I’ll just lie down, Blue-blue,” Blue replied in a childlike tone.

I'm not used to this much attention or care. "And that's why I know what this is," Bluey countered gently. "You need a full diagnosis. But I can make you a herbal concoction right now. It will need to be soaked overnight so you can drink it in the morning. It's just to manage the symptoms until you get proper help." She paused, making a direct bargain. "You still have to go see a doctor."

“Alright, alright. You’re serious about this. I’ll ask around. Maybe Rhonda or Robbie has a contact. One of them’s bound to know someone who reads the weather.” Raven perked up. “You’d do that?” “Of course,” Cullen said, shrugging. Raven rolled his eyes. “Right. I’ll be sure to leave a cryptic voicemail reminder. You always forget.” Cullen chuckled. “Or better yet, just send him my way when you get the number. Tell them to find me at Blue Heavens. You know, my work address.” Cullen gave him a skeptical look. “Blue Heavens? That’s what you’re calling it now?”

Iris wiped my come with her panties, and now she went commando. “I bet it is,” Gael muttered. Jesus! We’re busted! “Never heard of clear urine,” Dr. Hull chortled, clearly everyone knew, and now they were teasing us. “Clear as amber? Red or pink, or orange? It could be like cola or blue, green.” “There’s blue urine?” I asked and thought the old doctor was messing with us. “Yes. From food dyes and medical conditions like benign Hypercalcemia. Green is when you have Pseudomonas.”

“And how old is Blue?” “Thirteen months.” I answered, counting in my head to make sure before nodding my head. The doctor wrote that down then looked up, his eyes now on me. “Mrs Williams, Blue’s development is delayed. His immune system is weak. At thirteen months he should be eating a variety of nutritious foods, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and protein. And accessing records provided, we see that a few vaccinations were missed.”

Amy hesitated at first, unsure whether to apologize and leave to avoid making more enemies or ask them for help. “Did you get lost?” Bluey asked again. “How… how do I get to the…” she paused before summoning courage. “How do I get to the infirmary?” “You’re really stubborn,” Bluey said, shaking his head. “Hey, I’m older than you,” Amy shot him a glare. “What the fuck?” Bluey muttered in disbelief. “You don’t get to demand respect from anyone here, so watch it,” Theodore said as he walked toward her. “And as for the infirmary, we can’t help you with that. No one gets involved in the Boss’s business.”

“I don’t give a shit about dad’s approval, and I have never been jealous of you. All I wanted was to never be part of the shit company named after us. He wouldn’t let me go! I was happy to let you become the next blood sucker in this family.” He scowls at me but doesn’t say another word. The others come in and one of them grabs Tet pulling him to his feet and dragging him out of the room. I run back over to where Blue is laying on the ground and kneel next to her. “Blue. Come on baby wake up.” I pat her gently on the cheek, but she doesn’t wake up. I place two fingers on the pulse point of her neck and only feel a faint thump against my finger.