I am the owner of Kiko, and I am so happy to tell you all that Kiko turned 14 last week!! she has a couple of health problems but they are being managed through medication. This video still makes me tear up and I love her so much and am so grateful that she has been in my life all these years. She has been back to SASH a few times in her life and the team there are amazing! the best treatment you can get for your pet. Thanks again Lisa I will always be grateful for your work and for everyone SASH.
I understand how the owners felt. This happened to my puppy and when they tried to spin down her blood she was so dehydrated there was no water in her blood to spin down. She ended up having to spend 3 days in the icu. She is now 9 years old and is doing great! I am so glad great vets exist and kiko is ok!
Gastroenteritis is a nightmare for us. Could you imagine how bad little Kiko is feeling? Very happy Kiko got through that. She's so cute and fluffy. ♥️👏🤗🐾
Dr Lisa, a woman moved by LOVE AND RESPONSIBILITY...I realize the immense love you have for your profession. Every day I feel more in love with the professionals in the field of animal health.
When Glenn, my Anatolian Shepherd had a fatal cancer, I couldn't stop crying in front of his vet - several days later, we had to let him sleep. When I see Nicole crying, I cry with her since I recall that terrible moment. Hopefully, Keiko recovered rapidly and they got a Happy Ending. I watch this video very often as it makes me so happy.
My Lavender kitty had that after eating grass outside in my fenced in yard. She's eaten grass before, so were unsure if a sick bird pooped somewhere on the grass. She has all her shots and her flea and such meds too. And we walk her on her harness. She was put on Imodium for the runs, an injection of anti-nausea and during the day she was in vet care on IV. She never go the point of being lethargic. We caught it in time. She's 3. She was on wet for a week to let her bowls and stomach chill out once home and then was back to being hyper with zoomies again.
Animals and their care have been a lifetime passion and calling for me and they've been my reason to go on moment by moment especially at this time in my life and watching bondi vets has given me so much not just in educating me but in actually restoring a bit of trust in humanity again so a very huge "thank you" to all on "bondi vets" for being such an amazing inspiration to me and giving me this time to feel some peace in my heart and soul and spirit and mind 🐾🤗🐾
as an american diabetic i did a double take when she said the bg was 1.4 😂 remembered and googled the conversion... 27 in american measurements is still crazy! i’ve been that low before and it’s not fun, i can’t imagine a little puppy having to deal with that
I often gauged just how intensively we are caring for a small puppy or kitten by how many must the ratio is between their weight and the weight of equipment, fluids and medications we are giving them compared to how much they weight. We know we are really fighting for a life when one of us can hold the animal but we need to have someone else pushing a cart on which are hanging monitors and pumps and bags of fluids, syringe pumps for medications, blood products and so on. We often have an sick animal that is less then a pound in body weigh supported by over 60 pounds of equipment and medications. Sometime there is enough weight just in all the tubes running from this pump and that pump and to and from monitors and bags and syringes that the tubing alone weigh more than the puppy or kitty. Its then a countdown once they reach some level of stability and we can start taking things away such as completed infusions that no longer need to be repeated as they have started to turn the corner, and we often comment as the days go by that the puppy or kitty is getting easier to carry about as they have less connected. Of course we mainly look at how the animal is acting, test results, eating and drinking and so on, but how much equipment and medications and fluids they need for support can also ne a good marker of getting better. Of course, with my mastiff, when he has started pulling his own cart around, even if everything is still loaded up we know that soon he will need less and less attached :)
i want to be a vet i hope one day i can be half as good as them!! i have wanted to be a vet since i was 3 and i am 16 now!! i have learned so many thing from this show!
I would start looking at free textbooks that Vets use in university. Biochemistry/Chemistry will be important to pick up. Any books on anatomy & physiology related to the vet trade. Of course learning about different animals will also be important. What they eat, where they live, common diseases and disorders of different species, etc.... I wish you all the best in becoming a vet. Its a steep climb from here to graduation.
What a little Darling heart, thank God Kiko is fine, my dog had the same my vet put him straight on an IV drip love and God's blessing to Lisa and the team ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
You guys are a blessing to save animals and your so kind and absolutely AMAZING thank god they are people like you thank you for helping animals ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dr Lisa is an amazing, loving, caring, responsible, accountable, nurturing, genuine vet!! I'm so so glad baby Kiko was saved and is now doing wonderful thanks to her excellent care!!! I wish in my heart of hearts that all the vets at Bondi and Sash could be cloned and sent to the US and be in every vets clinic from the West coast to the East coast 💗💙 now I'm not saying there aren't good vets in the US because I'm sure there are BUT the majority in my area don't have the bedside manner as these Aussie vets do, as with it seems everything now days has to do more with greed and the once almighty dollar rather then the welfare of the animal they took an oath to do their best to save!!! Just my opinion.........
Wow that blood sugar level would have me near passing out too little girl. So happy she didn’t turn diabetic. What a bug to get so small. When she went home was so great!!💗🐶💗
this is close to what my puppy had when she was relinquished to me, she spent 5 days in icu and by the 4th day she’d finally perked up! she was only a little over a month old
Sadly my rescue dog was diagnosed with severe IBD and Chronic pancreatitis and sadly this dreadful disease in 4 years I spent over £4000 the thing is not everyone can afford emergency out of hours care like this
1.4? Wtf? I don’t know what the normal is for dogs. But my blood glucose level is like 114. I’m assuming that mammals would need a similar amount of blood glucose level.
WHAT THEY DON'T TELL YOU IS THAT SERVICE COST OVER 4 THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!! DID THEY DO A GOOD JOB? YES, THEY WERE VERY GOOD AT WHAT THAT VET DOES THERE IS NO DOUBTING THAT AT ALL!!!! BUT PPL NEED TO REALIZE JUST HOW MUCH IT COST TO HAVE A DOG AND TAKE CARE OF IT THE PROPER WAY!!!!!!
Did you press caps lock by mistake? You seem to be trying to make a good point, but all caps is like yelling in someone’s face when you’re standing 20cm away. I gave up after exclamation mark number eight.
thats why if you get a Pet you need to ensure you can afford pet insurance as well so that when emergencies happen you can make the right decision for your pet
I am the owner of Kiko, and I am so happy to tell you all that Kiko turned 14 last week!! she has a couple of health problems but they are being managed through medication. This video still makes me tear up and I love her so much and am so grateful that she has been in my life all these years. She has been back to SASH a few times in her life and the team there are amazing! the best treatment you can get for your pet. Thanks again Lisa I will always be grateful for your work and for everyone SASH.
who else watched one video and now cant go a day without watching them?!!🙋♀️
Meeeeeeeeee
I found one binged a bunch and wait anxiously for my next fix lol
Me too
Me I've been addicted since I saw the first clip
First thing I look for when I sign on to utube.
I understand how the owners felt. This happened to my puppy and when they tried to spin down her blood she was so dehydrated there was no water in her blood to spin down. She ended up having to spend 3 days in the icu. She is now 9 years old and is doing great! I am so glad great vets exist and kiko is ok!
I’m happy for you
Me too
Kiko looks like a little polar bear!!!🥺🥺 i am glad she is alright!
She looks like a little 🦊
Thank goodness that Dr Lisa could fix the poor little puppy cause she was just so very cute and I really hope she gets stronger every day
When she almost fell my heart jumped
I love that cute little puppy.
Gastroenteritis is a nightmare for us. Could you imagine how bad little Kiko is feeling? Very happy Kiko got through that. She's so cute and fluffy. ♥️👏🤗🐾
Dr Lisa, a woman moved by LOVE AND RESPONSIBILITY...I realize the immense love you have for your profession. Every day I feel more in love with the professionals in the field of animal health.
I agree wholeheartedly. 🙂❤
@@shirleylaboy603 oh...cute
I am glad everything turned out alright for little Kiko
What a cutie pie. I hope Kiko has a good life full of snuggles and treats.
When Glenn, my Anatolian Shepherd had a fatal cancer, I couldn't stop crying in front of his vet - several days later, we had to let him sleep. When I see Nicole crying, I cry with her since I recall that terrible moment. Hopefully, Keiko recovered rapidly and they got a Happy Ending. I watch this video very often as it makes me so happy.
This shows the how much animals mean to their owners and how much we need vets.
My Lavender kitty had that after eating grass outside in my fenced in yard. She's eaten grass before, so were unsure if a sick bird pooped somewhere on the grass. She has all her shots and her flea and such meds too. And we walk her on her harness. She was put on Imodium for the runs, an injection of anti-nausea and during the day she was in vet care on IV. She never go the point of being lethargic. We caught it in time. She's 3. She was on wet for a week to let her bowls and stomach chill out once home and then was back to being hyper with zoomies again.
Animals and their care have been a lifetime passion and calling for me and they've been my reason to go on moment by moment especially at this time in my life and watching bondi vets has given me so much not just in educating me but in actually restoring a bit of trust in humanity again so a very huge "thank you" to all on "bondi vets" for being such an amazing inspiration to me and giving me this time to feel some peace in my heart and soul and spirit and mind 🐾🤗🐾
After all of that, it’s the anti nausea shot that makes her yell out. 😂 poor baby
I AM NOT A BIG DOG PERSON BUT THIS PUP STOLE MY HEART!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘😘♥️♥️♥️♥️
Aww im glad little kiko turned out okay
as an american diabetic i did a double take when she said the bg was 1.4 😂 remembered and googled the conversion... 27 in american measurements is still crazy! i’ve been that low before and it’s not fun, i can’t imagine a little puppy having to deal with that
I think Dr. Lisa really liked this patient 😊
I often gauged just how intensively we are caring for a small puppy or kitten by how many must the ratio is between their weight and the weight of equipment, fluids and medications we are giving them compared to how much they weight. We know we are really fighting for a life when one of us can hold the animal but we need to have someone else pushing a cart on which are hanging monitors and pumps and bags of fluids, syringe pumps for medications, blood products and so on. We often have an sick animal that is less then a pound in body weigh supported by over 60 pounds of equipment and medications. Sometime there is enough weight just in all the tubes running from this pump and that pump and to and from monitors and bags and syringes that the tubing alone weigh more than the puppy or kitty. Its then a countdown once they reach some level of stability and we can start taking things away such as completed infusions that no longer need to be repeated as they have started to turn the corner, and we often comment as the days go by that the puppy or kitty is getting easier to carry about as they have less connected. Of course we mainly look at how the animal is acting, test results, eating and drinking and so on, but how much equipment and medications and fluids they need for support can also ne a good marker of getting better. Of course, with my mastiff, when he has started pulling his own cart around, even if everything is still loaded up we know that soon he will need less and less attached :)
I’m so glad that little puppy is doing well he looks so soft😍
Bondi Vet
Vomiting and diarrhea
isn't good news 💩🤮
Outstanding care🐕
Excellent..
Salutations 🥼🐾
i want to be a vet i hope one day i can be half as good as them!! i have wanted to be a vet since i was 3 and i am 16 now!! i have learned so many thing from this show!
I would start looking at free textbooks that Vets use in university. Biochemistry/Chemistry will be important to pick up. Any books on anatomy & physiology related to the vet trade. Of course learning about different animals will also be important. What they eat, where they live, common diseases and disorders of different species, etc.... I wish you all the best in becoming a vet. Its a steep climb from here to graduation.
Good luck. Best wishes on your journey to be a vet and to help so many.
Go for it Ashley. I'm sure you'll make a great vet. 👍👍👌👌
@@marley7659 thank you!! i will start looking into that. this was vary helpful.
u can be good as them just keep on trying🤞👈👉👌
What a little Darling heart, thank God Kiko is fine, my dog had the same my vet put him straight on an IV drip love and God's blessing to Lisa and the team ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
OMG this baby is so adorable Thanks to Dr. Lisa he made a full recovery Thank you Dr. Lasa you are amazing
Y’all did Dr Lisa dirty with this thumbnail😭
OMG this is one of the most adorable puppy I've ever seen. Looks like a tiny white fox.
You guys are a blessing to save animals and your so kind and absolutely AMAZING thank god they are people like you thank you for helping animals ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love how her parents adore her and her protective dad saying " Anyone that comes in contact with her... We'll be pulling out the dettol..." 🤣
Whoever made the thumbnail did Dr.Lisa dirty
Omfg I’m dying, I just commented the same thing two minutes after you😂
It’s freaking true though, Lisa was done DIRTY with the thumbnail
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This video made my day I am so happy
Kiko just had her 14th birthday!
She's still going strong
I had a Spitz named Chewy who looked jus like Kiko 🥰😅 this breed is super sweet 🥺
Save a life, adopt, don't shop!
Dr Lisa is an amazing, loving, caring, responsible, accountable, nurturing, genuine vet!! I'm so so glad baby Kiko was saved and is now doing wonderful thanks to her excellent care!!! I wish in my heart of hearts that all the vets at Bondi and Sash could be cloned and sent to the US and be in every vets clinic from the West coast to the East coast 💗💙 now I'm not saying there aren't good vets in the US because I'm sure there are BUT the majority in my area don't have the bedside manner as these Aussie vets do, as with it seems everything now days has to do more with greed and the once almighty dollar rather then the welfare of the animal they took an oath to do their best to save!!! Just my opinion.........
Kiko looks like a little fox
Aww, my pom looked exactly like Kiko when he was young :’)
Precious
Kiko Look Like A Little White Fox ❤❤❤ She So Cute
So cute! ❤️
Wow that blood sugar level would have me near passing out too little girl. So happy she didn’t turn diabetic. What a bug to get so small. When she went home was so great!!💗🐶💗
i love these vet ❤️❤️❤️ angel exist and save animal ❤️❤️
Great show I love y’all 🇺🇸
Im glad everything turned out okay! I was also just wondering if anyone could tell me what type of doggo Kiko is? she's absolutely adorable!
She is a Japanese Spitz. 🤍
@@yellowsuncat16 thank you so much
this is close to what my puppy had when she was relinquished to me, she spent 5 days in icu and by the 4th day she’d finally perked up! she was only a little over a month old
I am so happy he is fine
Sadly my rescue dog was diagnosed with severe IBD and Chronic pancreatitis and sadly this dreadful disease in 4 years I spent over £4000 the thing is not everyone can afford emergency out of hours care like this
keeko is so adorable
1.4? Wtf? I don’t know what the normal is for dogs. But my blood glucose level is like 114. I’m assuming that mammals would need a similar amount of blood glucose level.
Aww
WHAT THEY DON'T TELL YOU IS THAT SERVICE COST OVER 4 THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!! DID THEY DO A GOOD JOB? YES, THEY WERE VERY GOOD AT WHAT THAT VET DOES THERE IS NO DOUBTING THAT AT ALL!!!! BUT PPL NEED TO REALIZE JUST HOW MUCH IT COST TO HAVE A DOG AND TAKE CARE OF IT THE PROPER WAY!!!!!!
You make a very good important point. Responsible pet ownership can be very expensive. Just don't YELL IN ALL CAPS...please?
Did you press caps lock by mistake? You seem to be trying to make a good point, but all caps is like yelling in someone’s face when you’re standing 20cm away. I gave up after exclamation mark number eight.
thats why if you get a Pet you need to ensure you can afford pet insurance as well so that when emergencies happen you can make the right decision for your pet
Poor dog
- Å fan! 👍
What!!!!!!!
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Hei from Finland
I am so glad kilo is o.k.,but will people never learn to stay away from breeders!!!!!!
Omg dude who care where people get their dogs from! Stop being rude to these owners!
I wish you'd stop pixellating the interventions.
I don't think it is by choice, UA-cam will probably demonetize them if they don't.
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Nobody cares!
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Idiots almost let her fall off the table :(