Dr. Harlow

Appearance Dr. Harlow is a deer-like creature, light orange in color, wearing blue scrubs under a white lab coat. Around his neck he wears a black stethoscope. A head mirror with a brown strap rests on his head. In his right hand, he holds a black briefcase with the word "TOP SECRET" written in red letters. His face features slanted eyes with white irises, and his mouth is covered by a blue surgical mask. Two large antlers, a slightly duller shade than his fur, adorn his head. Personality Very little is known about Dr. Harlow's personality. Most of the information about him only appears during gameplay and dialogue. After the first turn, Dr. Harlow appears for the first time. He gives the player helpful advice before unlocking the blinds and cameras. On the second turn, he unlocks new facilities, such as the shop and the emergency rooms (rooms 6-8). On the third turn, he unlocks the Taser. Background It's possible it's an anomaly, judging by the anomalous version of it seen in the lobby. Not much else is known about it, other than that.

Trivia Dr. Harlow's appearance is based on the appearance of the Surgeon class. Since the hospital is owned and operated by the Corporation, Dr. Harlow's objective is profit, which likely explains why he mistreats the interns. In theory, the Doctor could be the same one who examined the Eye Mass, which would explain why it's an anomaly in the lobby. In the lobby, he appears in one of the hospital windows as an anomaly, suggesting that he possibly could be; this is further confirmed by one of the miniatures showing him with a knife and an evil face, presumably about to kill the inmate lying in bed. Dr. Harlow will stop appearing after shift 7. When you select "Skip Doctor Dialogue" upon entering a game, Dr. Harlow will only appear during ambulance scenes. During the shift where he informs you about the ambulance's arrival, he runs around as if he's panicking. This is probably unintentional, as all patients in the ambulance have this animation set, so Dr. Harlow does too.

Appearance Rattina is virtually identical to Ratthew, except for visible eyelashes and a purple ribbon tied to her right ear. Background According to Ratthew, Rattina worked for Animal Corporation. It is unknown how long she was employed there. Personality At the moment, not much is known about Rattina's personality; the only thing that is known is that she is the most intelligent of the family. Relations Ratthew Ratthew is Rattina's twin brother. Since Rattina disappeared, Ratthew has been searching for her.

The News Rabbit is the reporter who appears on the Veterinary Hospital's recording television before the ambulance incident occurs, on shift four. Appearance The News Rabbit is a green, rabbit-like creature with pointy ears, wearing a white shirt and black tie. His face is characterized by large eyes with triangular black eyeliner on each side, oversized round dark blue glasses, and a small, droopy mouth.

The shop nurse is a minor character in Animal Hospital. She runs the shop that Dr. Harlow leaves open on shift 3. Appearance The Shopkeeper Nurse is a pink, dog-like creature wearing a light blue medical uniform. The top has white buttons down the center and a white collar, along with a small name tag and pockets. She wears a white nurse's cap with a red heart and a white cross inside. Her ears, which hang down, are a much darker color than the rest of her body. Her face features three horizontal dark pink stripes on either side, large eyes with black triangular eyeliner on each side, and a small, droopy mouth. Trivia The shopkeeper has exactly the same model as the nurse class. The shop has a door on the side, but what's inside is unknown.

Appearance Officer Duckman is a black, duck-like creature who wears a bright blue vest and black trousers, including a black tie. On his head rests a blue police cap with a silver badge in the center. His face features slanted eyes and a striking orange beak. Personality Officer Duckman is professional and focused on his duty. He enters the hospital calmly, determined to find Barney. If the player chooses not to hand Barney over, Officer Duckman doesn't try to pressure them for information, demonstrating his level-headedness. However, his poor investigative skills suggest he's rather incompetent at his job.

When the player decides to turn Barney in, Officer Duckman, instead of drawing his weapon, yells at him to arrest him. This demonstrates once again Officer Duckman's lack of skill. Regardless of whether he was unprepared or simply inexperienced, it's clear he's a firm and pragmatic officer.

Due to his limited dialogue, it can be inferred that Officer Duckman is a rather reserved individual. Even if the player saves him by providing the necessary medical attention, he doesn't express gratitude, unlike other patients. Instead, Officer Duckman simply leaves the hospital without another word, likely disappointed at not having been able to capture Barney.

Appearance Ron appears as a blue, rabbit-like creature with dark brown hair. His ears are floppy and a darker blue than his face. He wears large, round black glasses, a white suit, a black tie, black trousers, and brown shoes. He also carries a black suitcase with the word "TOP SECRET" written in red, similar to the one Dr. Harlow carries. The words appear to be printed in a stencil font. Personality Ron is a very knowledgeable patient at the Veterinary Hospital. He knows more than most about all the monsters and anomalies in the hospital. Despite having witnessed all these monsters, his calm and relaxed demeanor suggests that he remains composed under pressure. In the end, he seems impressed that the player has lived this long, implying that he's used to new hospital employees disappearing and that, in a way, it doesn't affect him. His ability to witness the Bed Monster and find ways to deal with it instead of panicking suggests that he's quite pragmatic and prepared to survive. The sheer number of stories he tells about the hospital suggests that he's very observant and notices patterns among all the possible monsters. He's also very straightforward and honest, and has no problem telling the player all the dangerous or disturbing truths about the place. His indifference to the way Ratthew reviews the lab reports implies that he knows not to pry too deeply and is focused on preserving his own life.

Appearance Barney appears as a white, rabbit-like creature with slanted black eyes and a mustache. He wears a brown hat and brown plaid pants. His Anomaly form has a large mouth with sharp teeth and large, hollow black eyes with a small white dot in the center, each holding a knife. Personality In his initial interactions, Barney is very friendly and respectful. In many of his messages, he calls the player "friend," and whenever he receives help, he thanks or praises them (for example, "You're the best..."). Almost all of his messages refer to the player as "friend," demonstrating a genuine connection. However, he takes advantage of the player and is very demanding, becoming angry if refused what he asks for. He is very dependent on the player for favors and gives the impression of being a parasite.

When Officer Duckman arrives at the hospital and his appearance changes, if the player speaks to him, he says, "Friends don't betray each other..." and even, "If you talk, I'll kill you, buddy..." So, while Barney can be friendly, he completely loses control when the player doesn't give him what he wants. He's quite sadistic, considering he's a serial killer, and has no qualms about killing if necessary.

This key can be used on one of the cat posters in room 5 to open a safe. Inside was a picture of Rattina, a suitcase with the words "Top Secret" on it, and a message that read: "The experiment was a success, the 'Shadow' now sees everything."

Background Little is known about Ratthew's background. A conversation with Ron from the Accounting department reveals that he was in his office in the past. According to Ron, he was there reading reports about an experiment he shouldn't have seen. This information suggests a potentially sinister past for Ratthew.

In his first interaction with the player, Ratthew explains the advantages of being small, as he hears and sees things others cannot. According to him, this makes being small a dangerous job. At this point, Ratthew's identity is marked with '???', as the player does not yet know his name. The next time Ratthew enters the hospital, he tells the player he believes them to be a good person. The player believes them enough to reveal his identity: Ratthew. He then advises the player not to trust anyone in the hospital, which explains why his name was deliberately kept secret during their first encounter.

In the next encounter with Ratthew, he tells the player that he's starting to appreciate him. He mentions that people consider him an anomaly and expresses his sadness about it. He thanks the player for treating him like anyone else.

Ratthew reappears and tells the player that he needs to disappear for a while because the government is after him. This might explain why he was chewing on experiment reports in Ron's office. Ratthew knows government secrets, and the government doesn't want him talking to anyone about them. This suggests that Ratthew has some experience in government affairs.

Ratthew speaks briefly with the player and tells them he needs to disappear for a while. In this conversation, he mentions that he had a twin sister named Rattina, the smartest in the family, who worked for the Animal Corporation. She disappeared without a trace or warning. Ratthew says he's been looking for her for some time and, as he leaves the office, gives the player a key and a note.

Appearance Ratthew appears as a small, anthropomorphic black rat. He has a white snout, two white incisors, and a long, curly, pink tail. His ears resemble those of a rabbit more than those of a common rat. Sometimes, when he appears, he stares directly at the camera, but he doesn't turn his head any more than is physically possible. This doesn't mean he's an anomaly. Personality Ratthew gives the impression of being paranoid yet kind-hearted. Apparently, his distrust stems from past experiences. His initial comments about how his short stature allows him to see and hear things most people can't suggest he's quite observant and perceptive, able to notice details that many others miss. The fact that he conceals his identity during their first encounter makes him seem somewhat reserved.

He is quite cautious, warning the player not to trust anyone, and later tells him that he has to hide.

"Being small has its advantages. I hear things... I see things... It's a dangerous job..." Ratthew

Public services Utility refers to the number of items you can carry in your inventory at once. While not as important as sanity, it can be quite useful if you play solo or focus on treating patients. If you're looking for classes with a high Utility stat, Paramedic, Security, Head Nurse, and Surgeon are your best bets. Keep in mind that you can increase your Utility by upgrading to +1 Carrying Capacity at the Supply Shop.

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Navigation Categories Classes: Doctor · Head Nurse · Intern · Nurse · Paramedic · Psychologist · Secret Agent · Secretary · Security · Surgeon Characters: Barney, Dr. Harlow, Officer Duckman, Patients, Ratthew, Ron from Accounting Enemies: Bed Monster, Camera Figure, Headbutter, Hiders, Eyeball, Shapeshifter, Stalker, Surgery Monster Mechanics Anomalies · Classes · Events · Objects · Patient Rooms · Treatment

Trivia Roytt has stated that the game's characters are inspired by Animal Crossing, while the gameplay mechanics are based on Scary Shawarma. The developer also mentions having been inspired by several Roblox hospital games he had previously played.

Shifts Main article: Shifts

Shifts begin by registering patients, who then receive treatment. At the end of the first four shifts, the Doctor arrives and unlocks features for you, such as the roller shutter door and cameras, the Taser, the emergency wing, a shop where you can purchase various items for a limited time each shift, and events like fires, death rituals, and emergencies, where an influx of patients arrives, some in critical condition. When a patient is critically ill, you only have a limited time before they die. Examples of critically ill patients include:

Those who undergo surgery. Visitors fainted. Patients who are on fire. Patients who are being used for a death ritual. You may also encounter special patients, such as Barney, who only orders coffee, Ratthew, and Ron from the accounting department.

Sanity Main article: Sanity

Sanity is one of the main gameplay elements in Animal Hospital. Starting sanity varies depending on the class, and some classes affect how it is recovered, both positively and negatively. Coffee and chocolate bars increase sanity. Sanity can be lost by viewing a cursed photo, through work-related stress, by encountering events such as the ritual, or by encountering the Stalker or the Ghost.

Classes Main article: Classes

There are also a variety of classes to choose from. You start the game as an intern, but as you earn animal coins, you can purchase new roles, such as nurse, secretary, surgeon, and doctor. Each role comes with its own unique appearance and abilities. Some roles, like secret agent, cost Robux.

Anomalies Main article: Anomalies

Anomalies roam the hospital and can attack and kill patients, visitors, and players. Some of the anomalies you may encounter include shapeshifters, bed monsters, ghosts, and stalkers. Your mission is to keep the hospital safe, the patients alive, and minimize the presence of anomalies. You can defend yourself against anomalies using your stun gun (unlocked during turn 3) and the firearm, which you can purchase from the shop.

Gameplay In Animal Hospital, you, alone or with up to three other players, take on the role of a worker in a veterinary hospital. The main objective of the game is to register animals, examine them for illnesses, and provide them with the appropriate treatments. Below are some of the illnesses that animals may suffer from and their treatments:

Bruises (First Aid Kit) Fever (Thermometer) Flu (cough syrup) Being Canadian (maple syrup) Headache (Medicine) Stomach ache (Herbs) Dry eyes (eye drops) Dehydration (intravenous drops) Skin rash (ointment) Bleeding (bandages)