All 11 Patient Conditions in Animal Hospital

Patient Conditions turn each room diagnosis into a supply match. The right item saves the patient, while a guess can kill them and remove a hospital life, so this is one shift where confidence should arrive after reading.

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Hydration

2 items

Eyedrops treat Dried Eyes, while IV Drops treat Dehydration. The names are similar enough to reward reading the diagnosis instead of grabbing the nearest liquid.

Dried Eyes

Use Eyedrops when the diagnosis screen shows Dried Eyes. Read the condition first, because a similar-looking supply is not a safe substitute.

Correct treatment: Eyedrops
Extra use: Eyedrops can also clear Death Ritual candles and temporarily calm the Mass of Eyes.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Dehydration

Bring IV Drops when a patient is diagnosed with Dehydration. Confirm the room before using them so the correct patient gets the supply.

Correct treatment: IV Drops
Extra use: IV Drops can also clear Death Ritual candles and appear at the start of Room 8 surgery care.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Name	Description	Correct treatment	Extra use	Supply location	Wrong treatment risk
Dried Eyes	Use Eyedrops when the diagnosis screen shows Dried Eyes. Read the condition first, because a similar-looking supply is not a safe substitute.	Eyedrops	Eyedrops can also clear Death Ritual candles and temporarily calm the Mass of Eyes.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Dehydration	Bring IV Drops when a patient is diagnosed with Dehydration. Confirm the room before using them so the correct patient gets the supply.	IV Drops	IV Drops can also clear Death Ritual candles and appear at the start of Room 8 surgery care.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

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Anti-Inflammatory

2 items

Medkit treats Bruises and Thermo treats Fever. Thermo is the treatment item name used by the game, not merely a temperature check.

Bruises

Use a Medkit for the Bruises diagnosis. This is normal patient care even though the same supply can turn up in surgery prompts.

Correct treatment: Medkit
Extra use: Medkits can also appear as requested supplies during Room 8 surgery care.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Fever

Match Fever with Thermo after the diagnosis finishes. The name sounds like a checking tool, but here it is the cure the patient needs.

Correct treatment: Thermo
Extra use: Thermo is the treatment item name used by the current condition roster.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Name	Description	Correct treatment	Extra use	Supply location	Wrong treatment risk
Bruises	Use a Medkit for the Bruises diagnosis. This is normal patient care even though the same supply can turn up in surgery prompts.	Medkit	Medkits can also appear as requested supplies during Room 8 surgery care.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Fever	Match Fever with Thermo after the diagnosis finishes. The name sounds like a checking tool, but here it is the cure the patient needs.	Thermo	Thermo is the treatment item name used by the current condition roster.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

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Skin Remedies

2 items

Ointment treats Rashes and Bandages treat Bleeding. Ointment also has a separate fire-care use, but the displayed diagnosis still controls normal patient treatment.

Rashes

Use Ointment for Rashes. Its fire-care use is separate, so still follow the displayed diagnosis during normal treatment.

Correct treatment: Ointment
Extra use: Ointment can also treat a patient after you put out their fire by hand.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Bleeding

Bring Bandages when the diagnosis is Bleeding. Use the item only after the condition appears on the room display.

Correct treatment: Bandages
Extra use: Bandages use green cross artwork in the current version of the game.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Name	Description	Correct treatment	Extra use	Supply location	Wrong treatment risk
Rashes	Use Ointment for Rashes. Its fire-care use is separate, so still follow the displayed diagnosis during normal treatment.	Ointment	Ointment can also treat a patient after you put out their fire by hand.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Bleeding	Bring Bandages when the diagnosis is Bleeding. Use the item only after the condition appears on the room display.	Bandages	Bandages use green cross artwork in the current version of the game.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

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Ache Remedies

2 items

Medicine treats Headache and Herbs treat Stomach Ache. Keeping that exact split avoids the most tempting shelf swap during a busy shift.

Headache

Use Medicine for a Headache diagnosis. This pair is easy to swap under pressure, so call out the condition before someone runs for supplies.

Correct treatment: Medicine
Extra use: Medicine is for Headache; Herbs are for Stomach Ache.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Stomach Ache

Use Herbs for a Stomach Ache diagnosis. Keep this mapping separate from Medicine, which belongs to Headache.

Correct treatment: Herbs
Extra use: Herbs are for Stomach Ache; Medicine is for Headache.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Name	Description	Correct treatment	Extra use	Supply location	Wrong treatment risk
Headache	Use Medicine for a Headache diagnosis. This pair is easy to swap under pressure, so call out the condition before someone runs for supplies.	Medicine	Medicine is for Headache; Herbs are for Stomach Ache.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Stomach Ache	Use Herbs for a Stomach Ache diagnosis. Keep this mapping separate from Medicine, which belongs to Headache.	Herbs	Herbs are for Stomach Ache; Medicine is for Headache.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

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Syrups

3 items

Maple Syrup treats both Low Sugar and Canadian, which can create a double request when both appear. Cough Syrup is reserved for Flu.

Low Sugar

Use Maple Syrup for Low Sugar. If Canadian also appears on the same patient, the game can require a second bottle even when one checkmark seems to cover both.

Correct treatment: Maple Syrup
Extra use: A patient with both Low Sugar and Canadian can request Maple Syrup twice. Maple Syrup also calms the Bed Monster.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Canadian

Canadian is a displayed diagnosis in Animal Hospital, and Maple Syrup is its treatment. It can appear with Low Sugar, so watch for a double request.

Correct treatment: Maple Syrup
Extra use: A patient with both Canadian and Low Sugar can request Maple Syrup twice. Maple Syrup also calms the Bed Monster.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Flu

Use Cough Syrup when the diagnosis screen shows Flu. Do not guess from the patient's appearance before the room finishes checking them.

Correct treatment: Cough Syrup
Extra use: Cough Syrup is the standard treatment tied to the Flu diagnosis.
Supply location: Treatment stations outside patient rooms
Wrong treatment risk: The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Name	Description	Correct treatment	Extra use	Supply location	Wrong treatment risk
Low Sugar	Use Maple Syrup for Low Sugar. If Canadian also appears on the same patient, the game can require a second bottle even when one checkmark seems to cover both.	Maple Syrup	A patient with both Low Sugar and Canadian can request Maple Syrup twice. Maple Syrup also calms the Bed Monster.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Canadian	Canadian is a displayed diagnosis in Animal Hospital, and Maple Syrup is its treatment. It can appear with Low Sugar, so watch for a double request.	Maple Syrup	A patient with both Canadian and Low Sugar can request Maple Syrup twice. Maple Syrup also calms the Bed Monster.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.
Flu	Use Cough Syrup when the diagnosis screen shows Flu. Do not guess from the patient's appearance before the room finishes checking them.	Cough Syrup	Cough Syrup is the standard treatment tied to the Flu diagnosis.	Treatment stations outside patient rooms	The patient dies and the hospital loses one life if you use the wrong treatment.

Treating a diagnosed patient

Wait for the room display to show the condition, then collect the matching supply from the treatment stations outside the patient rooms. Use it on the diagnosed patient only after confirming the room and condition.

A wrong treatment kills the patient and costs the hospital a life. In a team, calling out the room number, condition, and supply helps stop two players from curing different problems with the same bottle.

Memorizing the treatment families

Hydration pairs Dried Eyes with Eyedrops and Dehydration with IV Drops. Anti-Inflammatory pairs Bruises with a Medkit and Fever with Thermo.

Skin Remedies pairs Rashes with Ointment and Bleeding with Bandages. Ache Remedies is the easy one to reverse under pressure: Headache uses Medicine, while Stomach Ache uses Herbs.

Syrups pairs Low Sugar and Canadian with Maple Syrup, while Flu uses Cough Syrup. Low Sugar and Canadian remain separate diagnoses even though the treatment is shared.

Handling shared and extra supply uses

A patient can show Low Sugar and Canadian together. The game may ask for Maple Syrup twice, so one completed checkmark does not always mean the second diagnosis has quietly forgiven you.

Some treatment supplies also have uses in surgery care, fire care, or anomaly interactions. Those extra uses do not change the standard diagnosis mapping, and Room 8 surgery prompts remain a separate treatment flow.