There's no veterinarian in the Nexus, I think. There are doctors for humans and other humanoids, but not for dinosaurs. The Indoraptor knows that if he gets injured or attacked out in the Wilds, he'll be on his own, even though there are few creatures which can stand up to him. Even fewer with his pack's help.
But Fonn is right that there's always risk. Accidents happen - cuts, broken bones, infections. For wild dinosaurs, those would be lethal. He would like a place to go if he does ever need medical help that a doctor for people can't give.
That works for me. I'd like you to be my doctor, Fonn. Thank you ver much for offering to help. How should I give you the saliva you need? I can open my mouth and let you take it, or drool into a cup.
The Indoraptor's relieved by that. He's not opposed to giving a sample of those things, but he thinks they're gross much like humans do.
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Date: 2020-04-18 06:12 pm (UTC)But Fonn is right that there's always risk. Accidents happen - cuts, broken bones, infections. For wild dinosaurs, those would be lethal. He would like a place to go if he does ever need medical help that a doctor for people can't give.
That works for me. I'd like you to be my doctor, Fonn. Thank you ver much for offering to help. How should I give you the saliva you need? I can open my mouth and let you take it, or drool into a cup.
The Indoraptor's relieved by that. He's not opposed to giving a sample of those things, but he thinks they're gross much like humans do.