A toy doctor receives a new shipment of "toy medicine" and tries out one of the products, a Rainbow Unicorn Vet, on a patient named Addy who has a case of the giggles. The doctor then gives the Rainbow Unicorn Vet to two girls to care for, but it soon becomes ill and the girls must use various "medicines" and accessories to nurse it back to health, including treating an upset stomach, a boo-boo, and seasonal allergies. With the doctor's guidance, the girls successfully care for the Rainbow Unicorn Vet and are rewarded with a certificate making them official toy veterinarians.
Here are the key facts:
1. The video is sponsored by Moose Toys.
2. A pharmacist named Jason delivers a new toy medicine called "Rain Glow Unicorn Vet".
3. The toy has over 40 sounds and reactions, and lights up.
4. It comes in two modes: Rainbow Mode and Magical Event Mode.
5. The toy is used to help heal kids' bumps and bruises.
6. A toy doctor uses the Sparkle Scope to listen to the toy's heartbeat.
7. The toy comes with a few supplies, including a Sparkle Scope, thermometer, magical bandage, dream cream, and magical union drops.
8. The toy's horn turns blue when it's happy.
9. The toy can be used to play games like Tic-Tac-Toe and Hopscotch.
10. The toy can take a stroll in a stroller through the park.
11. The toy can get injured, and its horn can turn red when it's hurt.
12. The toy doctor uses a clipboard to diagnose the toy's problems.
13. The toy can have an upset stomach, and the doctor prescribes magic you need rope to treat it.
14. The toy can have a fever, and the doctor uses a thermometer to check its temperature.
15. The toy can suffer from seasonal allergies, and the doctor uses Uni drops to treat it.