Maple Syrup
Feeds the Bed Monster so it retreats safely, and treats patients diagnosed with Low Sugar.
What it does
Maple Syrup pulls double duty as both a monster counter and a treatment item. Its headline use is the Bed Monster: the long black hands that reach out from under a hospital bed mark a red danger zone, and feeding the monster syrup makes it retreat without dragging you or a patient underneath.
On the treatment side, Maple Syrup is the correct item for the Low Sugar diagnosis. As with every treatment, read the computer first — grabbing the wrong item wastes seconds you may not have inside the 45-second treatment window.
Keep syrup on hand whenever you are escorting patients through rooms with beds, so a Bed Monster never forces you to reroute at the last second.
Main uses
- Feed the Bed Monster to clear its red danger zone
- Treat a patient diagnosed with Low Sugar
Anomalies it counters
| Anomaly | Category | Danger |
|---|---|---|
| Bed Monster | 🩸 Monsters | High |
Tips
- Carry Maple Syrup through bed rooms so the Bed Monster is a non-issue.
- Never walk a patient through the Bed Monster's red zone — feed it first.
FAQ
What does Maple Syrup do in Animal Hospital?
Feeds the Bed Monster so it retreats safely, and treats patients diagnosed with Low Sugar.
How do you get Maple Syrup?
Stocked with the ward supplies; grab it from the colour-coded rack.