Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for July 30, 2020

Dr. Brown must not know how to use needle and thread. (I’m not familiar with the second item Patty asked about.)

Surgical glue is a thing today, but I don’t think it was then. Depending on the wound being treated, it can be used in addition to sutures… or instead of.

Poor dolly! Aureomycin is a brand name for chlortetracycline, an antibiotic used in veterinary medicine.

Li’l Rex Morgan performs his first unnecessary surgery.

I still have some old stuffed animals on which my late mom performed “emergency surgery.”

Good to see the patient recovered so quickly after such a complex procedure!

Pretty sure neither of those things would reattach a leg. Penicillin is too risky, anyway. Allergies to that are too common.

Cyanoacrylate

That 3rd panel! LOL!!

I’ve had to play doctor for dog toys. I’d like to know how the dog who elected me for that decided I was the one who actually take the time and care to fix their toy for them. Others in the household and they bring a toy with stuffing hanging out and give me a look like “please, please, please fix it”

Doctor, Doctor, give me the news – I’ve got a – bad case of lovin’ you. (Doctor, Doctor – Robert Palmer)

We could use Charlie Brown for finding a vaccine for Covid 19.