Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope custom cursor

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Dr. Henry is a beloved character from the popular show Regular Show, and now he joins our custom mouse cursor collection. This elderly doctor features a distinctive appearance with a big round head, complete with a noticeable bald spot in the middle. His gray hair and beard on the sides add to his distinguished look. True to his profession, Dr. Henry is always seen in a white coat, along with glasses and a stethoscope, which he wears with pride. With his unique and recognizable design, Dr. Henry makes for a delightful addition to any mouse cursor collection.

How to Install Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope cursors

How to Install cursor Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope for Chrome

Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope

1
Go to Chrome Web Store
Hit the 'Add to Browser' button to get the 'Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope' pack.
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Add the Extension
On the Chrome Web Store, smash that ‘Add to Chrome’ button and confirm.
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Pin for Easy Access
Pro-tip: Pin the 'Cute Cursors' extension to your toolbar for quick access.
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Activate Your Cursor
Open the extension, find the 'Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope' pack, and click to activate. Easy peasy!

How to Use Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope with the Windows App

Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope

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Get the App (One-Time Setup)
First time? Make sure you have our official Windows app. If not, grab it from our site. It’s a quick, safe install!
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Add This Pack to Your App
Just click the ‘Add to Windows’ button on this page. This sends the 'Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope' pack directly into your app’s collection.
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Activate in the App
Open the CuteCursors app, where you’ll see 'Regular Show Dr. Henry & Stethoscope' waiting for you. Just hit ‘Apply’!
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Enjoy Your System-Wide Glow-Up!
That's it! Your new cursor is now active everywhere in Windows.