In an indoor setting, likely a veterinary clinic or examination room in Nairobi, Kenya, a person wearing a white lab coat and white medical gloves is tending to a white furry animal, which appears to be a cat or small dog. The person is holding a small, white plastic bottle with a blue cap and a white label, from which they are applying a substance to the animal's head or ear area. The animal has a visible wound that appears raw and infected, covered with some yellowish-orange discharge or medication. The person's gloves are slightly stained with a similar yellow color. The animal's fur is thick and white. The veterinarian or technician is focused on applying the treatment to the wound. The animal appears relatively calm during the procedure, being gently held or restrained. The small bottle has some illegible text on its label, but "mL" is visible, suggesting it contains a liquid medication. The scene takes place on a light-colored countertop.