In nearly ten years of his career, it was the first time he heard of an animal hating its own scent.
Your unique path is truly a niche.
When it comes to brains and genes, it's not something a veterinarian like him can solve. Fortunately, although Bai Bingyang doesn't like its own smell, it hasn't reached the point of self-harm. It's just a pity for its future cubs, who might all need a nanny.
In that case, the application from Yue Province Wildlife Park might need further communication. If Bai Bingyang's cubs inherit this deadly quirk, having ten might end up with eleven casualties.
That's a matter for later. Now, the main thing is to figure out how to deal with this desert cat.
There are few places in the mainland with research on desert cats. Within the four southwestern provinces, it's probably only he who has enough experience in raising desert cats.
Otherwise, it would have to be sent to Heiyuan and Qing Province.
