Animal Hospital (Location)

How to get it

Animal Hospital is located along the real-life Asian Highway (destinations including Korea, Japan, China, India, and Turkey); both the sign on the building itself and the highway sign suggest the hospital is most likely located in South Korea at Tunnel/Street 14A in the Dodong Junction intersection on Ulleungdo Island. The opening times of the hosp

Stats

Location

Asian Highway

Employees

Dr. Harlow Shopkeeper Nurse The player(s) Ron from Accounting Sam (for three Shifts) Oingit(formerly) † John A. Nomaly (formerly) Multiple other hospital managers (formerly; implied deceased)

Owners

John A. Nomaly (formerly) Animal Corporation

Visitors

Patients Anomalies Ron from Accounting Ratthew Barney Officer Duckman Liz Sam (currently)

Notice

The content mentioned may be referenced or inspired to real-life situations in genetics and history, but this is focused more in-game. This might have nothing to do with real-life. ---- name=Animal Hospital Animal Hospital is the titular location of Animal Hospital. It is a large hospital owned by the Animal Corporation, which is where the player(s) works as an hospital manager to diagnose and treat patients, all while detecting and preventing anomalies from entering.

Background

Animal Hospital is owned by Animal Corporation, an unknown megacorporation mentioned to the player(s) by Ron from Accounting and Dr. Harlow. According to Ron, the company hides the hospital's patient discharge logs from the public, presumably to prevent liability and illicit violations. The company also works with Dr. Harlow in conducting some sort of research at the hospital, which he claims was "very important," and that "sacrifices have to be made," adding that he "might be one of them." He warns the player(s) that the corporation's plans for the research will affect all animals. He also states that if their research is successful, there will be no more patients, endless shifts, or any trouble whatsoever. The previous hospital manager, a monkey named Oingit, was eaten by the bed monster. During the player(s) second interaction with him before checking him in as a patient, Ron explains that this incident is why he always carries maple syrup with him. Dr. Harlow later confirms that Ron witnessed this event, and that there were many hospital managers before Oingit and the player(s), who also presumably disappeared. Based on dialogue from patients, the hospital has a reputation for being eerie, with myths and rumors surrounding the building. Animal Hospital is located along the real-life Asian Highway (destinations including Korea, Japan, China, India, and Turkey); both the sign on the building itself and the highway sign suggest the hospital is most likely located in South Korea at Tunnel/Street 14A in the Dodong Junction intersection on Ulleungdo Island.

Rooms

The Lobby is where patients enter the hospital. It features a large white medical cross beneath an "ANIMAL HOSPITAL" sign in black capital letters. There are three windows in the lobby, two on the back wall and one beside the entrance doors, as well as three ceiling lights. Like the rest of the hospital, the lobby has teal green lower walls, beige upper walls, and a white drop ceiling. Main article: Waiting Area The right side has five chairs lined up against the wall with two potted plants nearby. The left side has three rows of five chairs (15 total) and two additional potted plants in the corners. NPCs can occasionally be found sitting in these chairs. The lobby also has two security cameras labeled "CHECK-IN" and "LOBBY," with the Lobby camera providing the best view of both reception office windows. The Reception Office is where players check in patients and visitors before they enter the hospital. Here, players stamp clipboards, take photos, register patients, print ID badges, and use security cameras to identify anomalies before granting or denying entry. It is a compact room located next to the lobby, separated by two check-in windows fitted with metal shutters to deny entry. Inside, the office has a long L-shaped reception desk with a registration computer and printer, G-Cams, and bells. In the back, there is also a security monitor to access the security cameras. On the right, there is a desk with a coffee machine and Chocolate, and two posters. The Supplies Shop is a small shop at the back of the hospital. It is opened by Dr.

Posters

Room 1, 2 and 5 have posters that depict the Roblox Business Cat shoulder accessory in different uniforms on a blue background and have the words "STAY HEALTHY, STAY SAFE" printed below in small text. The Room 7 poster, however, depicts the Blue Collar Cat avatar. feel free to copy the assets If your sanity drops below 30%, the posters in Rooms 1, 2 and 7 start to look uncanny. The lower your sanity gets, the more prominent it becomes. When your sanity goes back to 30%, the effect disappears. feel free to copy the assets

Known bugs

In Room 6, the X-ray room, the sequence the player inputs will sometimes be marked as wrong despite it being correct.

Patch history

Before entering the main game, Dr. Harlow can be seen watching the player from a window in the hospital, but he appears here with hollow eyes and no surgical mask. He will always be watching the player as his head turns to follow them regardless of where they go. The soundtrack that plays during the Surgery procedure minigame is "Clinical Trial" by Anselm Kreuzer and Andreas Suttner, which can be listened to on Spotify and Apple Music. Room 8, The Surgery Room, is currently the only room to not have a sign depicting the room number inside the room, with it instead saying "SURGERY." Some players may confuse Medicines with Antibiotics in the Surgery minigame, so make sure to read the instructions before giving the specific treatment to the patient. The “Asian Highway” actually exists, and it’s part of a highway network traveling from Tokyo, Japan, all the way to Kapıkule, Turkey. In Room 2, players used to be able to noclip out of the hospital through a set of chairs but this was fixed in the newest version by moving the chairs back.