Companion-animal augmentation is the extension of aesthetic nanophage modification to recipients’ pets. Multiple instances are documented in file 002 alongside the human modification communities from which the practice arose.[1]
Documented effects
Affected animals experience rapid organ failure, structural deformation and loss of recognizable behavior. The account does not name the species, individual animals, treatment locations or number of cases.
Human response
The human subjects do not interpret these outcomes as adverse. The wider aesthetic augmentation investigation records refusal of intervention, no attempted containment and continuing monitoring. It does not establish recovery or a later outcome for the affected animals.
References
- Internal Archive, file 002 — Aesthetic nanophage augmentation Primary recording
Automatic English transcript inspected on September 21st, 2026. Nanophage spelling is normalized against the publisher’s name; the subject label describes the narration. Unspecified dates, identities and quantities are not inferred.