HABA USA
My Very First Games - Let's Be Veterinarians
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Get 59 points when you purchase this product!The animals need your help! It's time to treat the sick crocodile, elephant, cheetah, and flamingo. Each animal has a unique ailment, and it's up to the little veterinarians to provide the right care. Can you assign the correct medicine and be the first to heal all the animals?
Origin
- Made in Slovenia.
Made Without
- Battery-operated parts Electronic components App-connected play Screens
Product Features
- - Veterinarian-themed first game for toddlers Helps children practice matching animals with the right care - Two game options allow for cooperative or competitive play - Toy vet case box adds pretend-play value - Animal care theme encourages empathy and nurturing play - Supports memory, focus, early game understanding, and rule-following - Short 10-minute play time works well for young children - Designed for 2 to 4 players ages 2 years and up
Specifications
- - Age Range: 2 years and up - Number of Players: 2 to 4 - Playing Time: 10 minutes - Theme: Veterinarian / animal care - Game Options: Cooperative or competitive play - Skills Developed: STEM skills, cognitive skills, matching/memory skills, and social-emotional skills
Measurements
- Width: 6.9" Height: 3.3" Depth: 9.8"
Product Care
- Store animal pieces, medicine tiles, bandages, wooden die, game pieces, and instructions inside the vet case box in a clean, dry place when not in use. Wipe non-cardboard pieces with a dry or lightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid soaking paper, cardboard, wooden, or mixed-material components.
End of Life
- Donate or pass along if still playable. If no longer usable, recycle paper/cardboard components where accepted and dispose of wooden, plastic, or mixed-material pieces according to local guidelines.