If the source of milk is unstable, children will have to get used to it repeatedly.
"If someone treats humans, would they treat animals?" Su Jiaoniang asked, her gaze falling in the direction of Doctor Liu's courtyard.
Dr. Liu, such a skilled doctor, was hiding in a small village.
By all accounts, this seems like a waste of talent. If she could treat cattle and sheep, she could make better use of her expertise; she could raise cattle, sheep, and pigs!
Developing the livestock industry will ensure a stable source of meat for opening a beef hot pot restaurant or a Sichuan-style hot pot restaurant in the future.
The more Su Jiaoniang thought about it, the more feasible it seemed.
Lu Futu stared at Su Jiaoniang. As a child with an intelligence far above that of his peers, he seemed to guess what Su Jiaoniang wanted to do.
While his mother was heading to the kitchen, he took Changsheng and ran to Doctor Liu's house.
At that moment, Doctor Liu was holding a medical book and studying it carefully when he heard footsteps and saw a child tiptoeing over.
He put the book he was holding on the table, stepped down from the swaying hanging chair (which he had learned from the Su family's courtyard), and sure enough, sitting on it made him feel relaxed, and time seemed to pass slowly.
"Master, can you treat small animals?" Fu Tu asked.
With such an obedient look, anyone who sees her would want to pinch her cheeks and play with her.
However, Dr. Liu had lived long enough and seen enough people, so he instinctively felt that Futu was digging a pit, but what kind of pit could there be when treating small animals?
At most, it's just that a child picked up an injured rabbit from outside and couldn't bear to watch it die; that's probably it.
It's a good thing to have a kind heart; he can help save them!
Thinking this through, Dr. Liu said, "We can treat animals!"
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