Furball Beast

Jian Mo smiled at Wu Jiong, took the diluted salt water containing animal urine, and carefully rinsed the lion.

The lion's teeth were all damaged in different ways, and the most serious one was hollow. No wonder it hurt when he used it.

With such severe damage, if food were to accidentally get inside, it would definitely cause inflammation.

After rinsing, Jian Mo gently tapped the lion's teeth with a small wooden stick and said, "They really need to be pulled; both this one and this one need to be pulled."

The lion, without a word of objection, slurred, "Should we pull it now?"

Jian Mo: "I'll give you some anesthetic first, and we'll remove it once you're asleep."

Jian Mo took the powdered anesthetic, estimated the lion's weight, and mixed him a glass of water.

Without hesitation, the lion licked the water off its tongue and drank it all down in one gulp.

He fell asleep within a few breaths, and his tongue fell out.

Hong Qiu rubbed his arms beside him. "Is that all?"

Jian Mo: "Let's test his level of sleep first."

Jian Mo gently poked him, then slowly increased the pressure, but the lion showed no sign of waking up.

Once she was sure he was fast asleep and wouldn't wake up anytime soon, Jian Mo asked Hong Qiu to leave, "We're going to pull his tooth. You can wait outside."

Jian Mo put on a mask and animal skin gloves that had been boiled and disinfected, and picked up wooden pliers to prepare to pull out the lion's teeth.

Pulling a tooth is really hard work. Even though he tried to pull it in the direction of its growth, he still couldn't pull it out successfully after a while, and sweat started pouring down his forehead.

Seeing this, Wu Jiong said, "I'll do it."

Jian Mo took a breath. "Put on your gloves and mask first, just to be safe."

Wu Jiong nodded, put on his gloves and mask, and took the wooden pliers from Jian Mo.

The wooden pliers were very difficult to use in Jian Mo's hands, but they seemed to be tamed in Wu Jiong's.

He pulled out the lion's rotten tooth in no time.

Jian Mo observed, her rotten teeth still attached.

The rotten tooth was at least three centimeters long, buried in the flesh, but half of the root was also hollow, and it was emitting a putrid smell.

If it weren't for the anesthetic, it might have been really difficult to handle.

Pulling plants raw is such a painful experience.

Jian Mo Wu Jiong pull out the remaining tooth, which was also almost rotten, and then rinse it.

Once the tooth is extracted, the pain should subside more frequently. As for healing, that can only rely on the orc's powerful physique.

He didn't have any medication on hand, making it difficult to offer other treatments.

The orc's physique was indeed extraordinary; he slept for a much shorter time than the Pack-Pack Beast and woke up in the afternoon.

After waking up, Jiang Tou licked the empty spot. "It really doesn't hurt anymore."

Jian Mo quickly stopped him. "Don't lick it. It's best not to use the area where you had your tooth pulled for the next couple of days. It should get better once it's healed."

Jiang Tou replied, "Thank you, Doctor Jian Mo."

Jian Mo the basket beside her and instructed, "Eat less meat these next couple of days, and eat this basket of wild vegetables; it'll be good for your health."

Jian Mo picked out a wide variety of wild vegetables, most of which have anti-inflammatory and detoxifying properties, and should also contain a good amount of vitamins.

Jiang Tou's face fell when he saw it. "They're all bitter."

Jian Mo looked at the old cat and nodded. "It's good for treating illnesses. After eating it, your toothache might feel better."

Jiang Tou: "What if it doesn't work?"

Jian Mo smiled and said, "Then come over here, I'll give you two more baskets of wild vegetables."

Jiang Tou looked at the young and handsome Jian Mo and suddenly shivered. A sense of foreboding welled up in his heart. It seemed that he would have to stick to eating wild vegetables.

Otherwise, I always feel like something bad is going to happen.

Chapter 35 The Furball Beast

After having his Jiang Tou strictly followed Jian Mo's instructions, eating wild vegetables obediently, and came to check on him at the crack of dawn the next day.

When Jian Mo came downstairs yawning, Jiang Tou was already waiting downstairs with Hong Qiu.

Upon seeing Jian Mo, Jiang Tou excitedly ran up to him. "Doctor Jian Mo, the wound from my tooth extraction has closed up! I licked it today, and it doesn't hurt at all!"

Jian Mo instinctively flinched, then, realizing what she had done, asked, "Is there anything that's bothering you?"

Jiang Tou: "Not at all! After my toothache stopped, my headache also stopped. If I had known that getting a tooth pulled was so helpful, I should have come to you to have it done a long time ago."

Jian Mo took a mask from the shelf and put it on, saying, "Before, there was no anesthetic, so getting a tooth pulled was very painful."

Jiang Tou: "It only hurts for a moment. You don't know, when my tooth hurts, I can't sleep at all. I can only hold ice water in my mouth all night long. It's so painful."

Jian Mo gestured for him to walk into the yard, where the light was better. "Let me check how your tooth is healing."

Once in the courtyard, Jian Mo Jiang Tou sit on a small wooden stool, tilting his head back and opening his mouth wide.

Two of Jiang Tou's four canine teeth were pulled, leaving two dark holes.

After a careful examination, Jian Mo found that the extraction site was indeed healing well, the mucous membrane had begun to grow back, and there were no signs of redness, swelling, or inflammation.

It might be related to Jiang Tou eating less meat and more vegetables, supplementing his vitamin intake, and not licking the affected area.

After examining him, Jian Mo said to Jiang Tou, "Transform back into your beast form, and I'll take another look."

Jiang Tou agreed, turned his back without hesitation, and transformed into a huge gray lion, then turned back to look at Jian Mo with pleading eyes.

Jian Mo: "Just like before, open your mouth wide."

The lion mumbled, "Roar."

In its beast form, the lion's mouth was larger, and Jian Mo could see it more clearly.

After examining the lion, he found that the mucous membrane deep inside its mouth had also recovered considerably.

It's probably not stomatitis.

Jian Mo breathed a sigh of relief. Stomatitis is a very complex disease, and it's difficult to cure. The technology here is probably insufficient to treat similar diseases.

Jiang Tou may have suffered from a long-term vitamin deficiency and lacked good oral hygiene habits, which led to cavities and further inflammation and damage.