Use the exam table to treat the injured tapir and other animals.
Once treated, animals have an enclosed area to rest and walk around in while they heal.
Use the heat lamps to keep animals comfortably warm.
Animal clinic comes fully furnished with medical equipment, furniture, pulley system, and more.
Get hands on with caring for the wildlife at the Animal Clinic. Use the indoor space with exam table to check the animals and administer treatment. Then, house the injured creatures in one of the outdoor enclosures complete with trees and food, where they can recover safely and comfortably. For small animals that need to be kept warm, the clinic has three stalls with heat lamps to keep the space nice and toasty. When not helping animals, hop into the rowboat to explore the jungle and locate any animals in need of help. Afterwards, secure the boat at the dock and use the outdoor pulley system to maneuver supplies into the clinic. Using the enclosed collectible animal card with the Wiltopia app, kids can learn all about the animals and their habitats and even take a selfie with them by projecting the animals right into their home via AR. With Wiltopia - PLAYMOBIL's eco-friendly product line consisting of, on average, more than 80% sustainable materials - children can embark on adventures to vibrant regions around the world, encouraging an appreciation for the wildlife that lives there and our planet as a whole. Play with this set on its own or combine it with the rest of the Wiltopia theme (#71048-71074, 71007-71012 - sold separately) for even more wild, animal fun! Set includes three figures, animal care station with enclosures, rowboat with dock, tapirs with informational animal card to unlock digital content, fish, ocelots, parrot, medical supplies, bottles, microscope, tests tubes, information boards, animal feed, water dispensers, fencing, and many other accessories. Dimensions: 22.8 x 20.5 x 13 in (LxWxH). Recommended for ages four to ten years. Warning. Choking Hazard. Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
