Scribble Vet Novels & Stories

Braze's POV What I thought would be the answer to all my problems, was just another piece of that big puzzle that I was still trying to figure out in my head. The session or discussion, whatever I had at the vet's office was no help. " I believe you are a student.Come here and help me with this," Priscilla, the vet, called me with her hand as she attentively poured over the microscope, monitoring the behavior of my blood cells. .

Cali, I don’t know enough words in the languages ​she was practicing to be able to insult him with notoriety, but she wished she could. The puppy was weak, and Cali was giving him water and cleaning his eye. Cali tried to make him feel better. Cali didn’t know what to do exactly, as she’s not a veterinarian, but she needed to protect him. Cali went online and looked for a vet in the area that was working during this strange event, and it was all a big no-no. No vet could help her until Cali found a girl who had a website. Cali wrote to her and explained the situation, and she responded well.

It kicked and bit me and the vet. She spoke and lifted the back of her hand, which had been kicked red by the little pig, to show him. Fremingo didn't even glance at her, avoided her, and walked to the table where Little Xiangzhu was hiding. The little fragrant pig under the table seemed to have smelled the familiar scent of its owner, and the pitiful sound of the pig finally stopped. A veterinarian is a man in his thirties who has been in this industry for more than ten years and has never encountered such a difficult pet. Seeing this, he respectfully said to Fremingo, "Please be gentle and coax him out for a check-up

And that was enough. For the moment. The vet gave Suzu a clean bill of health—well, as clean as a new mom with six wriggling newborns could get. She was exhausted, but she was healthy. The pups were tiny, squirmy beans of love, all soft fur and sleepy snuffles, each with their own little attitude. One of them already tried to nip my finger with a toothless growl. That one was definitely mine. We got the vet's instructions in their entirety: