Can This Vet Save a Half-Dead Kitten? | Full Episode | E55 | Bondi Vet
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2021
- Chris fights to save an 8 week old kitten found wedged between a table leg; Arvid helps a boisterous young dog suffering from a devastating birth defect; and Scott can't believe it when tragedy strikes a third time for two unlucky pet owners!
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Love, love, love the addition of Dr. Arvid and his practice to the show.
He is a fabulous doctor that was amazing seeing some of that stuff with the surgery and he’s so tiny itty bitty dog
Well educated.
I don’t see why he’s on bondi vet though. He’s not an Aussie. I’m not that keen him personally.
This vet is so humble for the work and dedication he does.
@@TiggiTheWillful He is but he travels. To Wales.England. I'm not sure of Scotland, the USA. He does have an Aussie be accent but there's also traces of these other countries plus where he grew up in Australia. I learned this as a child. My dad was an Immigration Officer and I found his clients fascinating. I still do.
I love how Dr. Chris always looks like he's been crying in the back.
I mean, as a healthcare worker, I do sometimes as well. You can't help it, sometimes the cases just tug at the heart strings haha. He's one heck of Vet and his empathy towards his patients and their owners definitely plays a part in that
I think he is just tired over night shifts and just staying up late maybe thats why.
Me too. Dr Chris is amazing. Wish his practice was in Florida - in the USA.
IS Dr Chris dating anyone? He is absolutely adorable!👏
@@nglamere he’s a father
If I were a soulless sellout, I’d cry too
I just want to take a moment and say, how much I appreciate Coco's owner, Robert. He is not affraid to show his soft side, his love and care for a tiny creature as well as for his kids. He clearly is a loving father - and as such, a source of strenght and support for them (notice how the girl is not hesitating to hide in his hug). And by being an example, he raised children who are able to support each other as well (notice how older sister instinctively comforts younger). Whenever I see this story, it brightens my day.
Well good he was ok to do that. As ones own Family/Guardians, genes, enviorment, location play quite A bit part, but as other things contribute to. As males in America & China, at least are tought to be strong,emotionless and cater to family,socieity to moderate to strong degree.
@@Wisteriadeliria lol who cares it’s still cute
As someone with two daughters who has a very manly dad, it comes with loving your kids. I also was very touched by cocos story ❤️
Wow that poor kitten going through that pain.
@@AllenTax American males are really taught all that??
I held my breath with Coco. So glad she made a full recovery. Dr. Chris is an amazing vet.
🌹❤🌹 me too
I needed to find this comment before continuing to watch the episode lol
I thought what a cute kitten and hoped she'll make it, but I also thought what a cute vet! I wished my vet would look like him and would be as good as him 😉
@@leeemm2a same lol
@@TimeaWebster Ditto...😊
Oh those little baby noises Leo made to his daddy! So precious.
So happy the kitten made a full recovery. I would get rid of that table. Whenever we buy furniture, we keep in mind the safety of our pets. We had to get rid of a few kitchen chairs that our cat almost got her head stuck in between the spindles.
Same here! I would have taken a sledge hammer to it and completely smashed it beyond recognition!
When I brought my kitty Acacia home I basically redesigned the entire interior of our house and my parents thought I was just being dramatic. Poor angel has a couple of kinks in some parts of her body- her jaw and her left back leg- because back at her foster home she got too excited and ran into things or fell off of chairs or tables. It was never anything serious and our vet has thoroughly examined her and confirmed that she's not in any danger or discomfort anymore and that she never actually fractured or broken anything. I had pillows all around my bed since she was a little too small to gracefully land on the floor from it and no breakable objects are ever left out unless we're supervising (when we wash dishes etc). Sure, cats mostly land on their feet but they can still get hurt. At this point my kitty has learned where she can and can't go and what she can and can't put her claws on. It's not that difficult to help a cat understand boundaries and rules and to cat-proof your house. It can and will save them from a lot of trouble.
Small edit: it's also important to have a designated cat room where they can stay safely even if they're unsupervised. We always put her in that room if we need to be out of the house. Even though our house has been cat-proofed, you can never know what kind of mischief cats can get up to!
@@boopdedoop3764 wow! That’s really cool you did so much for your cat! My cats are the complete opposite, big Bruity farm cats that go wherever they want, whenever they want. I can’t count how many times I have found my cat in a tree over hanging our creek by the house. They are just too naughty and there’s not much we can do to stop them from doing stuff like that 😂 we don’t really cat proof anything because they aren’t nuts enough to do something that would hurt themselfs thankfully. Farm cats out in the country are quite smart
@@doriancosta6260 farm cats are more used to being outside and having to be more careful with obstacles and all that! The cats in my village would need very little cat proofing in the house (mostly so they didn't accidentally break something we like haha). A house cat doesn't get the stimulation from the outside so it can spend thee extra energy so it might take it out on your furniture if you don't make sure to have a good and proper playtime! Aaah, bless your heart, now I remember all the kitties we had in my village and how fun they were with all their antics
I am so glad Leo surgery turned out so successfully my heart was breaking for both his daddies and it’s so heartbreaking when they’re hurt and you know they are. Those are 2 beautiful baby Chihuahuas. Sending big hugs to you all from California
Isn't it marvelous how the very young, like little Coco, can recover so dramatically? Thanks to Dr. Chris for his expertise & love 💘 of animals and Coco's family for their love 💘 for this precious little soul.
I absolutely burst into tears when Chris tucked the pink bunny in with Cocoa.😭😂
I didn’t even notice that and I went back and would’ve cried if I paid attention the first time
Yeah I was good until that part as well. Absolutely bawled 😭
I love how Veterinary Medicine when patients bite or scratch at the staff after procedures or injury is a good thing and almost encouraged 🤣 "He was trying to chew my hand off...so he is def feeling better"
As someone who spent years working in orthopedic surgery as a surgical technologist, that is the cutest femoral implant I’ve ever seen!!!
Michael and Anderson love their animals you can tell and it's such a shame that they have such bad luck with them , I wish them and their fur babies all the best of luck.
I wish when operating, doing a procedure, etc it would not be faded out. I like seeing the actual procedures done.
You kinda used to see more but recently over the year they been cutting out operations and such, it is really sad , I'm not sure but I think is may be due to UA-cam laws and that if they do show operations and blood it may end up getting this content removed or only allow mature audiences meaning younger people would be unable to watch. But yeah I also want to see the operation and if any issues they can just mark the video educational that can make UA-cam leave them alone .
@@ninjawithnobalance mortal kombat 11 has heaps of gore on UA-cam I’m used too high gore sooo I wish it was uncensored too
I am so glad that you are now including Dr. Scott and the Dr. from Georgia.....I forget his name. I would love to see vets from all over the world on Bondt rescue.....any vet that takes that much concern with their patients needs to acknowledged.
The Georgia vet is Dr. Arvid Edwards. Another fantastic vet. (Jan Griffiths).
@@douglasgriffiths3534 Thank you for his name.....for the life of me I couldn't remember his name. GREAT VET!!
@@douglasgriffiths3534
He has the same first name as my mother's great-uncle. Which is interesting because we're Finnish and Dr. Edwards is American.
I am not keen on watching americans on Bondi Vet videos. And their accent is like listening to nails on a chalkboard.
Being American, I prefer the Aussie vets, and Dr. Scott Miller who is Australian but now lives in England with his English wife. To me American stuff is not exotic at all, lol. I'm too familiar with it.
My Shepherd mix was hit by a truck when she was 5 months old. It totally pulverized her hip socket, vet removed it.
I spent a lot of time holding her front paws, walking and then running backwards to eventually my 3 legged dog attempting to use the hip less leg. Within 18 months she was able to jump into the seat of a 3/4 ton 4X4. The only thing that was visible from the accident is that her growth was stunted. She was small compared to her siblings and lived to
to 16 years old. Always my special girl 🥰
Kiimmig Hopefully dogs and cats and other pets forget those traumatic events easier than we do
I wanted to be a vet when I was a kid but watching these especially the ones where they do not survive I am glad I changed my mind I could not cope nor could I be a human dr if a child passed on my watchI would probably hate myself same with this
@@aprilgosa5779 I used to be a vet tech for a few years. I'm not one now because I was given the dirty job of putting someone's pet to sleep. It got to me, so I had to leave the profession. Now I work in a firearms manufacturing company. (Jan Griffiths).
Oh my God. That was amazing. Praise God.
This right here is why both my kittens were crate trained young so at night or when I couldn't be home they were safe from harm.
Same here! Idk why it’s not normalized in cats. It can really be a lifesaver!!
We have a cat room that's completely cat-proofed and if we're not sure about that, for some reason she's always loved her little crate and carrier so keeping her there for a short amount is also an option. She actually really likes it and often goes to sleep there on her own. If anything, cats should get crate training much more, just like most dogs do. They're usually climbing on things a lot more than doggies!
Awh poor kitten, my heart broke
Cats are amazing. Mine actually came back to life after being dead for quite awhile. I thought it was some sort of miracle - until I looked it up. It is not as rare as I thought - probably why they say they have 9 lives. :-)
now your cat has 8 lives left
@@equius_zahhak Idk if I was supposed to but I kinda giggled when I first saw that for 5 seconds, and fr very true what u said there
In my country they say cats have 7 lives
@@equius_zahhak hhhh
@@equius_zahhak Actually, we put her down. She was 17 years old - had been dead for several hours (most likely since she was cold and already stiff). When I saw she had passed during the night - I held her and told her my good byes for awhile. I called the vet to bring the body to them - when I came back with a box I heard her meow and she was breathing! In about 15 minutes she was warm - but still stiff. The vet said she would not have a good quality of life, considering she was still stiff and unknown how long she had been dead. We opted to put her down. She, and her brother, both had almost 18 great years - nothing can take that away. RIP, my sweethearts - you were the best!
He’s working so hard to save this kitten.
Nice to see Dr. Edwards. Hope they film his practice more too.
I remember the episode with Isabella, that was sad, got worried when I saw these two lovely owners again. I am so happy Leo is gonna be ok! Wishing all happiness for this family! ❤
Oh poor little Coco just broke my heart, I'm so happy that little sweetheart recovered.
Yes crystalheart9, I am so happy too. I suppose she has eight lives left😉💓🙂
Leo's owners are so sweet and I hope their pets live well and healthy
I really like Dr. Arvid. he seems so kind and caring! i would trust him with my dogs life
I would certainly hope so ..no point in taking a pet to the Vet, if you cannot trust him) her....
ALL the vets on Bondi Vets are amazing at what they do for all these babies…..but my favourite has always been Chris. He’s so aware to the plight of his babies, he’s so funny especially when he is required to think of some creative way to assist a baby in their recovery. He is extremely involved in his community as well so he can be very busy. None of his patients suffer from lack of attention under his watch.
Chris is easy on the eyes too. :) My faves are Chris, Dr.Andrew Marchevsky , and Dr. Kate. I have a crush on Dr. Andrew. ;)
I’m a cat owner and a cat lover. I have three of my own. And seeing the heartbreak of those children so understandable. Thank you for taking time for the small critter in those beautiful children.
A vet that makes House Calls!!! I am stunned and thrilled to see it every time.
Aww poor kitty. Glad that Coco recovered!
As an American, I NEVER thought in a million years I would LOVE a vet show and I cry over it happy and sad tears. Well done Bondi Vet well done. 😊🐩✌
Elizabeth;: What does being American have to do with your not being able to be moved by this kind of show? Girl, if it took an awesome show about animal medical care in Australia, England, and Georgia (USA), to bring out your emotional side, tears included, then, good for you! I'm American, too, and although I'm a bit more emotional than I was in my 20's, I've been much more emotional in the past few years but I have been a sometimes teary, happy watcher of Bondi Vet videos for the last few months through UA-cam. There's so much going on with these precious, well loved animals and their families that no one can remain a stone! These stories capture your heart and I can't help feeling deeply for what's going on. I care about the animals and the people. I'm so glad to have become a fan of the show. It gives you hope. And, getting to watch the cutie vets doeen't hurt, either! .
@@lyndahammond8883 all I meant was that Americans do not love their pets as much as the British. Don't over think things.
@@elizabethtorres3491 Huh? As an American I will have to disagree. But then all my friends are in animal rescue.
just to say congrats to Cocos family to have such an alert dog walker!!! If it wouldnt be for that person then Coco wouldnt have been found until much later, and it might have been too late then.... WELL DONE dog walker!!!
You know, you’re the reason I wanna become a Veterinarian when I grow up 😁
SAMEEE, VETERINARIAN IS MY DREAM JOB❤️❤️❤️
Go for it !!
I couldn't agree more...I only wish that I had the passion I do now (I'm almost 50) when I was a lot younger. It's just way too late for me now. 😢,
If I could do my life over again, I most certainly would, and I would become a DVT instead of going through for law.
If
@@carladavison7140 There are 90 yrs old getting their 1st degree. Go for it!
Do you think or know you can handle blood,germs,organs,smells and animal instinct. In that growls, barks and bites?
I nearly lost it when I saw the tears falling from Kira's eyes over her injured kitten Cocoa.
I was forced to remove my kitties ball joint 30 years ago. He did super. A little limp. I wish we could have anaccurate way for animals to tell us how bad they hurt or not.. So happy Leo healed so well.
LOVING the addition of dr arvid. he's so caring and happy to offer his help. he has such a good energy for this show tysm for adding him!!
It's somewhat rare that a dog will love and trust a vet after going through all the trauma and pain of an operation and recovery that the vet is associated with in the dog's mind. So Dr. Edward must be extra kind and caring for the dog to be so thrilled to see him.
Dude I’m so happy for coco!!!!! And that little girls smile is priceless, and what an incredible father!
I was so worried about the poor kitty, so glad things turned around! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
JFC I’ve met chickens that weighed more than Leo! I can’t imagine doing a total hip replacement on such tiny bones!
i know they arent bred for sport and the rest so v odd to have them with this.inbreeeding uhhhm
I have ball pythons that weigh more than Leo. I wonder if he and Isabella ever had puppies? That's what the guys wanted to do when they had Oscar. Then poor Isabella had heart surgery, and Oscar was hit by a car and passed. Isabella looks so much better after her heart surgery. (Jan Griffiths).
There will be cats with Gwenhwfar Jesus put these vets here he put the furbaby here and allowed them to cross paths so he will handle it he will guide the hands working on the baby and he will do his will and I think that will is the animal baby make a recovery and have a better quality of life and life in general
its scary when your baby best friend goes under sedation and into operations or any heavy treatment or even a shot but God will make a way
I feel so bad for Leo’s poor daddy’s! Such horrible luck. Hopefully this will be the last and they will be healthy and happy from now on!
its not bad luck its a sad fact of life been losing a furbaby is brutal no matter the cause though accidents like cars or whatever are way harder to cope with compared to natural death or old age
I love Dr. Edwards. Hes very capable and empathetic
I felt so bad for the couple who own Leo. They just looked so gutted and on the verge of tears. I love Dr. Michael. He's such a perfectionist, and he's so hard on himself. He won't ever accept "good enough".
Me: *sees title*
Also me: of course he can he is Chris :)
Haha "Leo" 🤣 (great name) and he's freakin' adorable. 😊
"Sausage and Bumble are not impressed with the new house guest." lol I'm dying here! 🤣
Who could watch this video and not cry. No one.
I'm telling you, I just can't get enough of Bondi Vet! I just can't get enough!
You can tell Dr. Chris was crying. Oh my word! Such a sweet soul. I'm in love 😍 🥰 💘
I legit cried, no, I sobbed during this episode. I love my two cats so much, my heart went out to that Dad. The thought of telling my son that one of our little guys may not make it is breaking my heart.
Dr Arvid is an excellent addition,to the show.
My cat had a femoral head removal, after she had a freak accident where she got her leg caught while jumping over a stair gate, poor thing really went through hell, but after she healed, other than not being able to jump as high no more, you would never know she had even had it done! She walks about fine, and many years later she is still doing great!
Only problem she had during the operation was her bones were so brittle her leg broke, so she had to have a permanent pin put down the middle of her leg bone to hold it together, sad, but as I said, she's fine now and you wouldn't even know!
i was on the verge of tears with coco... i'm so glad she's okay! what a special little kitty. she is obviously so sweet.
All I can think is…. The poor camera man
Really this is amazing. This person really does care about animals. Everyone should be like him.
Oh I feel for little Leo, I had total knee replacement! So impressed with that surgery, such small parts, and so well placed! Go get them Leo!
This is why we should health test dogs before breeding, the chi and doodle could have been spared the GENETIC health conditions. Chihuahua's and Pugs definitely need tests done before breeding as they have a lot of genetic issues you could avoid with these tests. Ethical breeders rarely have these issues, but doodle breeders think they don't have to check for these things because "mutts" are healthier, and Chihuahua are so common and commonly bred by puppy mills and back yard breeders for a quick buck, or even for emotional reasons to keep a puppy. Some dogs may be beautiful and have amazing temperament, but breeding just for that reason to keep a puppy is irresponsible unless you do research the ways to breed with least amount of risk for the mom and puppies.
yep, doodles and stuff shouldn’t be bred in the first place, but especially not without health testing. recommended OFA tests and Pennhip are the bare minimum
Why not cats
Than dogs. That's what Hemingways cats have too many toes. Yeah, I like mutts, I'm a mutt and proud of it! If the tree doesn't branch...
So true, but ANY " purebreed" is in- bred . That's why people shouldn't marry the cousin, 1/2brother etc. Cats have it too, tho purebred cats are checked a little more .o
@@kathimorrical9912 Yes, pure breed dogs were inbred, but have been diversified now to the point you shouldn't be doing it anymore. When people talk about line breeding, you should really check into their breeding standards because there is no reason for it now. Senza Tempo Cane Corso has produced show quality dogs and does not line breed, she is very educational on the importance of diversity in your breeding lines and health testing. But most people ignore this and don't follow basic guidelines for when it comes to healthy litters, cats are less bred when it comes to breeding for purebred cats, but sadly still come across these issues as well. The problems with cats is the feral ones from people not fixing their pet cat and it reproducing multiple liters and colonies of wild cats become heavily inbred fast as it is brothers and sisters now inbreeding because they lost all the natural instincts actual wild animals have and proceed to reproduce with relatives. Wolf packs won't allow any inbreeding, the females will actually fight off the males if they have to to prevent inbreeding. But humans think "Oh father to daughter and mother to son should be fine to breed" like silly people and end up with the issues like pugs have and most Brachycephalic breeds. It has only progressively gotten worse as people want shorter and shorter faces, or bigger and bigger dogs and don't bother with health testing. I know the poodle back yard breeders are trying to breed "tea cup" poodles and "royal" standard poodles without a care about the health issues both those tiny and large sizes cause. Most toy poodles that are bred to be 3 pounds have seizures or heart issues and most "royal" standard poodles have hip issues that could have been tested for. I am not even a breeder and know more than most back yard breeders do about this as I was studying to be one and lived with one for a year, she was doing it wrong and I wanted to help improve her program but eventually saw that her 34 shih tzu and couple of poodles was too much for me to handle and her unethical process that she would not budge on. She inbred her half siblings and her father to daughter and ended up with some deformities that just killed me, so I left and cut off contact. I couldn't call anyone to report her as she moved and the part of Utah she is in has high rate kill shelters, I wouldn't be able to live with myself if the dogs I cared for for a year were put down.
Michael and Anderson have an adorable family.
The way coco chewing Dr.Chris thumb was so cute 🥰 All pets should have owners like these it would really be a happy and a beautiful world.
I’m so happy that the little baby kitten is okay now. Like verge of tears here.
i want to be a vet. Ihave wanted to be a vet since i was 3!! i have always loved animals i hope i can be half as good as them!!
i have learned so many things watching this. love yall!!!🥰
Same :) best of luck 🤞🏻:)
go for it and good luck
Best of luck my dear👍
You have got this love!!! 💕
Dr. Chris is an awesome person as well as an incredible vet.
“You make my world a better place” such a lovely song❤️
Dr. Chris 👉 undoubtedly he can do anything
Love you Dr.Chris 💕
I'm so happy that there are people who care for animals and will do anything to save all these beautiful animals
Anything ..? Remarkable Vets!!!
Thanks to Dr. Arvid this dog will have a healthy recovery from a malady anything can be born with….,and best of all it has been fixed so she will be healthy!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
That poor little kitten. I cry so much watching episodes like this one. What a relief when she turns out ok.
It's amazing how resilient kittens can be. What a wonderful vet Chris is. You can tell that he really cares about his patients and loves his job!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
On the edge of my seat, holding my breath, with that tiny pup's surgery. Goodness! Peace and happy blessings to all of you who do such good works.
It's so heartwarming watching this and seeing them give more joy to people and is inspiring, I wish other places had vets like you but I'm glad that they have you, love from California
Little Leo is so precious! I'm so happy he's doing good now. 🐶👍
Dr Chris 💗 is brilliant I'm so happy tiny Coco recovered! This episode made me cry because our kitten looks just like Coco. Our little Bean was the runt of the litter and we boddled raised her. A girl handed her to my son and ran, we estimated her to be about ~2 weeks old.
Happy to see the new Dr join the show 😁!
Animal lovers RULE. Need that love for all time.
love Leo he's barking at a Sheppard and the big dog is like shut up one swallow and your gone lol
Vets like these help our Rescue organizations save animals. God bless them all. Thank you guys, all of you, so much.
If Coco is going to go up trees, & somebody has to go up after her, may I suggest you invest in short trees? 🤣🤣🤣
Love all 3 of these stories. I lost my Siamese Coco last year to Toxoplasmosis. We did everything we could to save my beautiful baby. They think maybe she came to us sick as she was barely 2 when we lost her.
I love seeing these vets use their talents to help these families save their furbabies. The love in what they and their nurses do is very evident.
Top show 🤩
Absolutely brilliant. When he said to the Chihuahua 'no more surgery...right!' The little dog gave out a lovely sound and I think it was saying 'definitely and thank you for all you've done for me woof ' 💙
I love watching this program because it makes me happy and in today’s world there is so much sadness and pain it’s so nice to have a breather and find something that is good in the world thank you very much
I have to laugh at some episodes because Chris always gets called for some of the craziest cases. My favorite are when he is called to do surgery or diagnose cases on the wildest of cases. I love his expressions when he finds out
The Leo one made me cry. He is clearly so loved.
I had a kitten that looked exactly like Coco. He had a genetic condition that prevented him from producing white blood cells. He died at 6 months. I’m happy this story had a happy ending
I really do love watching your channel. There have been losses which is unfortunate but there have been more happier moments and outcomes than sadness. With all that, I’ve learned a lot and have passed along what tips I’ve learned to others 😊
I had seen Leo’s story before with Dr Scott and Dr Michael but it’s great to see he and Isabella again.
Scout and Cocoa’s story I had not seen before. With Scout, it’s amazing a surgery like that was possible and the outcome gave her that chance to have a full, pain free, healthy and happy life. Great job Dr Arvid.
Cocoa’s story I feared would have a sad outcome but overjoyed she overcame it and continued to improve. Dr Chris has a gentle hand and heart with both his patients and their families 😊
Yeah but sure is behind that show a production team and director that decide, which cases they actually show on tv and on UA-cam! I am sure they Film lots of cases and don’t show a lot of sad stories of the death of animals, as they sure want it to be a more happy than sad show. Even though the work from a vet in real life can look very different, as they have to euthanize a lot of animals often young, just for non treatable illnesses or the owner just not having the money to pay for the treatment. And I guess than people and cases shown here don’t have to pay much, at least this is in many doctor shows the case, on how they get patients and cases. Because people don’t have the money. Sadly there aren’t many vet shows, but a lot of doctor shows, from Dr. Phil, the Doctors to Dr. Pimple Popper…
Who would say that you guys are not real vets maybe because you are like saint .I wish you all happy long lives.
I'll go ahead and say it, keep her indoors. Outdoors is not a safe place for cats. Falling out of a tree, dog attacks, hawks, owls, if she slips out of the yard, cars, -- keep her inside.
Agreed. If you own your property, do what we did----build a cat run. Ours is huge---20 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 7 feet tall. It's roofed, and has tarps we can move to shade from the sun. They have litterboxes out there, a house, a log claw stropper, waterfall, and a sand pit for rolling in, which they really enjoy. They access it through the doggie door, and our small dogs use it too. Most days, they spend most of the day outside, even in winter. No snow or rain can get in. That's the way cats can have the best of both worlds----inside and outside. (Jan Griffiths).
It depends where you live. When I lived in a village my cat had access to open countryside via next door. She had a great life, hunting all night & bringing me alive baby field mice as 'gifts'. 😁
my grandas dog Ben got hit by a car and died
6 years ago
Agreed, but Coco's injury actually happened inside...
Absolutely love how you handle the animals. I always wanted to be a vetrinarian, but had children. No time no money. I love the variety of animals in your videos. I'm kinda living the last years of my life adoring your videos. Thank you for all you do!
That was beautiful. Precious.
The first dog is so CUTE! I want it 😭😭😭
What amazing vet's Chris & Scott are the do a fantastic job in helping all these dog's and cat's and not forgetting other animals i just love them so a great BIG THANK YOU FOR Helping little CoCo out and Thank YOU Scott for helping Leo out because his owners have had a hard time with Isabella having Hart surgery and then lossing their other dog as well So a BIG THANK YOU FROM Leo as he can't say it for himself and a BIG THANK YOU FROM CoCo as she can't say it for herself you just amazing people and so are all your staff as well.....
Huge respect to all the Vets 👏🙏
You perform miracles thank you 🙏🏻
I´m so happy for Leo´s daddys and for sure for little precious Leo himself - it was nerve racking to watch the operation. Thanks to Dr. Michael Hamilton....
I'm so happy everything turned out great for these little guys. My heart is smiling 🥲
Coco and her amazing family are beautiful, thank you for taking care of kitty coco🌸
Amazing owner of Coco .. great dad and cat dad
Dr. Michael has the perfect personality to do something so specialized on such varied animals! And Leo's owners seem so sweet. Those puppies are very loved.
I know every time I see a new Bondi Vet video I must watch it even though I know at some point tears will be falling. Many times there are tears of joy because the gifted vets save yet another precious life. Love Bondi Vet.
Michael & Anderson, the third time is the charm. I sigh in release and peace for and with you & your little family now this situation is resolved. I thank God for your little Leo.
My first beloved 90 lb dog had the femur head removed so he had a free floating joint, because of hip dysplasia, and it seemed to really help him.
So very grateful for these vets. Thank you so much. Any Animal deserves kindness and loving care.
Leo's surgery was amazing, Dr. Hamilton is a wizard and I can totally imagine how nerv wracking was it to him, just one wrong movement and that poor little dog would have been done for life. He is truly a magician!
I'm so happy the little cat made it .
It's absolutely amazing what you doctors do for these little ones! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Poor little kitten. Intracranial blood flow is so important and so difficult when it isn't working correctly. I had near total left internal jugular vein compression for most of my life. Just like Coco, I had enough oxygen flow to my brain in the arteries, but it couldn't drain properly and pressure kept building. No one could figure out the cause for decades, and I too had transient stroke like symptoms and permanent optic nerve damage (papilledema) and vision loss due to the elevated intracranial pressure. It's a very painful and frightening condition, high pressure headaches are terrible, and the cognitive effects and such can be scary and disorienting. Like CoCo my pupils wouldn't constrict properly, they were always dilated due to the pressure, and it makes the eyes very light sensitive. In March 2021 several wonderful surgeons performed an operation on my neck and internal jugular vein to remove my styloid and part of my hyoid bone, the ligament connecting them that was sclerotic and calcified, and a ton of scar tissue. My recovery has been slow, a bit like Coco, and it took a few weeks, but it has been steady and huge improvements in the last 6 months. And just not having the awful headaches and cardiovascular symptoms and cognitive dysfunction is life changing. It really is amazing how well the body can heal and compensate from elevated intracranial pressure when the blockage in blood flow is removed. I am so glad CoCo had help from such wonderful vets and that she has a loving family
I really love these videos of Bondi vet, we are constantly so bombarded with violence in popular media, its really refreshing and needed yo have such wonderful content to see.
And the best to me are these lovely emotional moments when they save these angels lives, they are such honest to heart people, most caring for the animals, thank you for your work, you are heroes.
I really need to see all the love between these people and their pets. lo ty ty ty
God loves those who love his little animals