A few dosages of propranolol therapy may reduce the intensity of trauma response they are experiencing. Alternatively it could cause their little rat hearts to explode. Such is life.
I don't care what kinda medical specialties you studied, crumbum, those idiots are MY idiots, and if you ain't got a solution, roll up your goddamn sleeves cuz I ain't got any, so I've got the advantage here.
I am a nurse, first and foremost. Additionally, I am decidedly NOT a veterinarian either. If your vermin decide to poke around my bag, that is their prerogative. Trespassing comes with consequences dearie.
As for your little threat. I can assure I bite harder.
Hey Doc, if you know what's good for you, you better make like your job and figure out what's wrong with them, or I'll make sure you'll be making a quick visit to the morgue, all right?
I don't mess around about my rats, but I ain't all seein'.
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You may want to check on Gumdrop’s polycule. They stuck their noses where they do not belong and haven’t been right since.
Keep a closer eye on your subjects, “your Majesty”.
The worst part of my day is having to figure out which of my rats died, and how. It saddens me, to know I can't help all of them! But when Long Island is mine, the only problem we'll have is age!
How fascinating…. one who has seen the other side and come back to tell the tale...
Tell me girl, how can you be bored in a place such as this? At a TIME such as this?
@C0RPSELlKE What a fine young specimen… marvellous.
Tell me darling, who’s to say the face wasn’t always yours? Perhaps the man who wore it before you was a mere delivery boy. Pay him no mind.
You are malnourished, child.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away. The nurse is, however, not so easily dissuaded. A decent meal and a bit of my cure-all tincture should do the trick of getting you back on your feet.