Tired of clicking the same healing routine over and over in Animal Hospital? Record your AFK loop once, press a hotkey, and let the macro repeat it endlessly while you step away.
Animal Hospital has you repeating the same sequence: click the patient, select treatment, wait, collect reward, restart. After the hundredth cycle, your hand hurts and your wrist aches. A macro eliminates the repetition. Record the loop—clicks, waits, everything—save it as a file, and play it back on demand.
The macro replays your exact inputs: every mouse click lands where you clicked it, every keystroke fires at the hardware level. The game sees standard player input, nothing injected or hooked. What the game's rules say about automation is between you and the developer, but the tool itself does ordinary keyboard and mouse replay.
Since the macro runs offline and stores routines as local files, you can record on one machine and load the same file on another. No account, no login, no cloud sync. Your loops stay on your disk.
Animal Hospital has wait states: animations, server responses, cooldowns. When you record, the macro captures the exact timing between your clicks. If you click too fast during recording, the replay will be too fast and the game will reject inputs mid-animation. If you click at a natural pace—the speed you'd actually play—the macro will replay at that same pace and everything lands correctly.
The speed slider lets you adjust after recording. If the replay is too slow and wastes time, push the slider to 150% or 200% to blitz through cycles. If the replay is stepping on its own toes (inputs firing before animations finish), dial it back to 50% or 70%. Test with a few cycles to find the sweet spot.
For true AFK, record a full routine including all wait times, save it, then set the loop to infinite and let it run. Press F10 to stop whenever you return.
The macro replays ordinary mouse clicks and keystrokes—the same input method any player can use. Whether the game's terms allow automation is the game's rule, not the macro's issue. Read Animal Hospital's policy yourself and decide. The tool makes no claims about game safety; it simply repeats what you recorded.
Yes. Save your routine as a file on this machine, copy that file to a flash drive or cloud folder, open it on the other Windows PC, and press F10 to run it. No account, no sync—just file transfer.
Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a routine recorded on a 1440p screen may miss targets on a 1080p screen. Instead, record using clicks on buttons and text fields whenever possible. Clicks are safer because they target the UI element itself, not pixel coordinates. Type hotkeys instead of moving to text boxes.
No. The app runs fully offline. There is no login, no telemetry, no update pings. It's just a Windows tool that records and replays input.
Yes. In the app settings, you can rebind both the record hotkey and the play hotkey to any key you prefer.
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