🐱 Poor Rescue Cat Has Serious Inflamed Eye | FULL EPISODE | S02E17 | Vet On The Hill
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2020
- Scott tries to help a Spanish rescue cat with a chronic eye condition. A heartbroken young owner finds out the shocking news about her puppy, and can big hearts save two neglected canaries?
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Scott might wanna do a DNA test on Scully cause I'm sure that's a miniature sheep! xD Such a cutie though
Rem Runa 😂👍
I am laughing so hard😂🤣
Skully is a Merino lamb 100%!
😂😂
Ew... DNA 😖
Emma is so sensitive to the pet parents' needs, the way she explained all the scary wires and tubes to Pablo's mom is something that not even people nurses do sometimes! Wonderful to see such empathy.
Yo, straight up. I caught that.
I received better service from an emergency vet hospital when I took my canary than I have going to the doctor for myself. Some people like Emma make such a positive difference for people. When you're scared and feeling helpless because your pet family member isn't well, someone like her can be so reassuring.
Emma is wonderful, that's true. Her patient ratio is 1 nurse to one patient at a time? Try one human nurse to 12 or more human patients at a time.
Which nurse has less time & more responsibilities, more lives in her hands? or 3-6 lives who are in I.C.U.? ALL NURSES are teachers BUT when can they stop & give the tender caring they want to.give to the families?? Same for E.R. staff?
@@jeannegallegos8410saying something in a different tone and or explaining things while you are doing other things takes no time
That cat sanctuary house is straight out of a storybook. So adorable.
I was thinking the same, I have never seen a house like that and I absolutely adore it
@@Hadria7777 persoanlly I hate it, that woman has so many animals she can't possibly give them the care and attention they deserve. Case in point, Josephina should have had her eye sorted out when she was rescued, not left in pain for over a year.
I was thinking the same. I would love a home like that. (Jan Griffiths).
@@SevCaswell Also they are all over the kitchen counters around food.
@@SevCaswell They all look very cared for, also she literally explains the issue in the episode... Like what...?
Liz the cat carer is so positive and kind. She is a real hero.
When the mom started crying after seeing her Frenchy on the table I started crying too lol
Same. Could not control myself!
Same I completely lost it
I broke down and ugly cried with her too😢
I cried a lot when my boy broke his leg. I was a mess.. now he's back to running around and playing
Me to. In emphaty,i think. I dont cry ever. Just get a bit teary. This got my tears flowing.
But now it gets better. He do's not have to go around with broken bones anymore. Shows how important it is to see our dog's suddel signs of discomfort.
Love from Norway 🇧🇻
Those poor canaries. I can't imagine how stressed they must have been living like that. I can't express how grateful I am that they received so much love at the clinic.
My canary was the little queen of the household and I always kept the thermostat set for her comfort, played her favorite music she would chirp sing along to, she ate much healthier than I did. I can't imagine how sad those little canaries must have been. I would immediately be telling them how beautiful they are and giving them so much love.
That was horrible what those canaries suffered. That cage was too small and filthy to boot.
As for the puppy, if she ever sees that other dog and owner, I'd go after her for damages and that other dog needs to be reported to the police.
Their peeping was so sweet!
They are the sweetest! Breaks my heart! I feel so bad for them!!!!!!!
When Naomi cried so quickly when she saw pablo I cried she was so sweet I feel bad
Yes, love and guilt are powerful emotions. Hopefully she and Pablo are both doing great now.
Just in case anyone didn't know, FIV (Feline AIDS) isn't necessarily a death sentence. Feline leukemia is very serious, but cats with FIV can live long, happy lives if properly cared for. It is contagious, but is usually spread through deep bite wounds, so neutered, friendly cat households should be fine or they can also do well as single cats or with other FIV+ cats. I had a FIV+ cat that lived to be 15 years old before she passed from complications from age.
I can't speak to how well it's diagnosed now, but when I was a teenager (late 90's) we took in my future stepdad's cat who'd been diagnosed with FIV. The kitty had also lived with another cat with FIV, and his diagnoses of FIV is why my stepdad adopted him in the first place, because he already had that cat with FIV. Fast forward a bit and this kitty lived with my cat, and eventually several other kitties too, who were FIV negative, but we knew how it was transmitted. So we weren't overly concerned. At some point, years later the kitty's vet decided to run her own test for FIV......and it was negative. This is like a decade after the original diagnoses. Also the other FIV kitty, who was likely positive for it, lived almost 20 years. It's absolutely not a death sentence and I hope all prospective kitty owners know that.
Ironically, there was a Ragdoll or part Ragdoll at Liz the rescue lady's house probably looking for a good home.
I've had FeLv cats that lived with those that are negative. None of them ever got infected from the positive cats. You can have both in your household!
Neither disease needs to be an immediate death sentence! I had a FeLV positive cart in my TNR colony they all shared water, f9d and litter boxes! No other cat got it from him!!!!!
My boy was 7 he passed a few weeks ago, unfortunately he never showed any symptoms at all he was playing one day and the next he was at the vet he wouldn’t survive a transfusion. Point is get them checked even if they aren’t sick, it was in his bone marrow dormant until it wasn’t.
Poor Pablo just the thought that he kept rebreaking his leg and the pain he must have been in is unreal , I know he must feel so much better .
i am seriously hoping that the bird cage was only a transit cage(still tiny for a _single_ bird, but not nearly as horrible as the idea that they'd always been living in that cage)...
They might have been. I’ve only had one bird as a family pet when I was little, but I remember my mom saying we needed a bigger cage because Scooter was growing and she could tell the cage was getting to small when he picked his feathers excessively
Based on their feathers and nails I think Scott's first guess is correct
Was a quite clean cage and bird poops alot. If really neglected in all other ways the cage would have been in terrible state if allways in it. Might have been found with someone that passed or really sick (sick in not able to understand what they are doing) or alzheimers or so.
Not surprised Kyone was all chilled in Scott's lap when he went to visit them at their house. They're called Ragdolls for a reason, lol
Emma is such an amazing nurse. She knew that mum was scared by all the equipment and needed reassurance. Because that's what nurses do; they take care of people.
The lady with all the cats is so sweet
wholesome cat lady :>
@@soeren555 not really, that eye should have been operated on when she was rescued and not been left to suffer in pain for over a year!
I’m trying to find contact info for her rescue but can’t. I’d like to donate.
@@SevCaswell didn’t you listen? She been treating it with antibiotics but it just flared up , she wouldn’t be able to look after so many cats if she didn’t help them
@@jaydenp4975 I wouldn’t worry about donating, she is absolutely loaded, just look at her home !!!!
Marj is just the sweetest lady, she's so loving and gentle with Rosie and Pippa. I'm so glad they found someone to love and protect them and give them the proper care they needed.
Having FeLV or FIV isn't necessarily a death sentence. Their health just needs to be monitored more closely & only share a household w/ other FeLV or FIV positive cats. I know of several people who "specialize" in only having FeLV or FIV cats to give them a good home.
Yep, this is true
Nice to see I'm not the only one with a soft spot for the bad behavior cats.
Glad the little canaries found such a loving home!!
The ragdoll kitten with his paw in Scott's face is so funny I rewound the clip! My Russian blue does that too when I'm too slow getting food. No claws just biffs me on my nose.
I bet if Nathan had to take a wound from any of their patients, he's most happily take it for Liz's furry family - what an incredible lady and what a wonderful organisation she has built in Catastrophes Cat Rescue. To not only give a dedicated and loving home to kitties in the UK, but to be providing spaying and neutering of some of the most vulnerable stray populations in the World, absolutely brilliant, brilliant stuff! A real unsung hero!
I so agree-- Liz is one of my most favourite people ever!!
I'm so happy that those birds found that grandma!
Skully is definitely NOT feeling Pablo. LOL
Kudos to Nurse Emma! She excells at her job. She intervened so quickly to calm the poor young woman. My daughter is a Veterinary Technician and I see what she deals with. I admire anyone who works in the Veterinary profession!
So glad the birds got such a great home. The condition they were in was so sad to see. Josephina is a character! Liz is doing great work.
My first cat was a ragdoll cat. Her name was Fluffy. They’re called ragdolls, cause when you hold them, they go limp 😹
i love how fast and simply emma explained all the equipment used on pablo because you can tell once naomi saw all of it, it scared the daylights out of her
A vet that makes house calls. Boy how nice, but very unusual.
Not in their country. Its fairly common in some UK countries
13:45 He spoke to her with his kittytalk and quickly switched back to human talk LOL
OMG when Naomi burst into tears seeing Pablo hooked up to all the tubes broke my heart.
Oh, the look of horror on the owners eyes, when Scott said, that he kept rebreaking his hip everytime he ran into something, is heartbreaking.
I have a one eyed cat with the exact same ongoing problem... vet said he was probably born that way... and didnt seem too concerned and didnt want to do anything about it. He said discharge is normal. I'm always having to clean his eye up from the discharge w/ sterile gauze pads (luckily he likes his eye cleaned and cooperates fine... in fact he'll come to me and start buggering me when he wants it clean lol). Well i guess maybe i need to get a second opinion at another vet now... i'm glad i saw this.
Yes, you definitely should. No idea how a vet can consider an ongoing infection "normal" ... especially one so close to the brain.
Your cat will be much happier with an empty socket, clean and nicely closed.
@@Gaius__ Actually did get a second opinion and they agreed that it was just discharge. He actually ended up passing away about a year ago from hemolytic anemia though. :( He was a good boy... but very bad genes I guess. He had a lot of issues from his missing eye, to extremely cowhocked, to the blood disorder in the end... he lived about 3 months after the diagnosis thanks to meds but he finally just couldn't keep going.
Those owners should be punished by law for neglecting.
Germany needs vets like Dr. Scott.
Scott is always so up beat its infectious, I love watching him work
Amazing difference with Pablo. I'd never have thought a floating leg was possible
I HATE that you are cutting out the surgical scenes. But at least you aren't adding in all those fake animal sounds. I guess it's a wipe.
On a side note, this is my absolute favorite show and YT channel.
Thanks for having it here!!
It’s probably because of UA-cam community guidelines. They’ll get demonetised if they show any sort of blood. It sucks but it’s truly not their fault.
@@FilippaSkog I can't figure it out (perhaps it was another channel that had the show but I don't think so) but I have in the last month watched several episodes that showed all of those scenes. I was so impressed that they included it in the show. A few years back when I used to watch television they always cut out those scenes so when I saw them on YT I was thrilled.
But as YT keeps deciding more and more just what we feeble minded people can and can't handle I guess it was to be expected eventually.
Yes, it is because of youtube rules. It is stupid! This keep pple from education.
I hate all the rules youtube are making now. The rules are getting way to high and difficult, and o so un necesseary. If someone get offended by seing an operasion on animals, they can sit on their hands after scrolling away.
Dam karens complaining until we are getting a epidemy of stupid pple not knowing basic about nothing but complaining.
Bah.
Good to say it out load.
They destroy youtube.
@@bezzerwizzer6448 I agree completely! here here!
They claim it’s graphic but honestly the videos I’ve watched of even some of the more graphic surgeries still weren’t bad at all. Very disappointing especially for an aspiring vet who finds it fascinating.
Also I think it’s the add people who are deciding that animal surgeries are to graphic and don’t want their products to be shown next to a puppy getting cut open. Which is actually quite fair for the general public who doesn’t find that idea thought good in any sense. I guess they just don’t keep in mind that it’s for the animals own good.
Every single one of my cats are strays and all have either feline aids or leukemia or both. They all live long and happy lives. It can be managed and it’s not a death sentence
Thank you for loving them and taking them in.
ALL OF THE VETS, NURSES AND SURGEONS AT BONDI ARE AMAZING!!! I LOVE THEM ALL!
This is in the UK
What a wonderful rescuer Liz is , Thank god for people such as her .
Love the videos. I noticed with Josephine, that she might have a little neurological issue. If you watch her functioning eye, you will notice rapid movement. Not very obvious if you're just looking at the beauty with a big cat personality.
That back and forth is called nystagmus. Common in oriental breeds so congenital not neurological.
Yeah I was wondering why the nystagmus wasn't mentioned/addressed. Perhaps behind the scenes it has in the past? At least I hope it has
it's a pretty common thing in oriential breeds (my old cat ((who only passed away last saturday =ccccc)) had it as well. It's called nystagmus and it's congenital, not neurological. He could see fine and everything.
@@TheSylvirr I'm so sorry about your cat.
@@scottishastronomer Thank you. He was nearly 20 so he had a good run.
Can I move in with Liz please?? Her home seems like the perfect heaven ❤
Kyone and Kitty are so sweet. What a lovely mother and her kids are so sweet
Omg the canaries. I'm trying not to cry. My canary lived to be 10 1/2 years old and she was a very similar coloring to those poor little birds. Seeing them makes me want to bring them home to take care of them and spoil them with healthy foods and a nice roomy cage.
Edit: I just saw them in their forever home and now it's happy tears because they're so loved and have everything they need to be healthy. Those little chirps are just pulling on my heartstrings 💓
Love seeing the love that is shown towards the pets. Great job.
So is it me or did the female rag doll kitten just look perpetually annoyed and the male just looked eternally slightly confused? Lol
Most cats do get annoyed fast lol
That’s not really true…they have varied personalities just as dogs or people do
i’ve seen them remove the ball of the femur quite often and i’m totally amazed at how just the muscles can take over. especially in animals, those back leg are really strong. so glad he’ll be fine. he’s really a cute doggie :) 🐶
He has a few more balls to remove :)
Mrs Liz is soooooooooo cute 😍 she has her Heart on the right place.
Thanks
Reminded me of Tweety and Granny!!🐥
I just love the cat lady she is so caring and kind 🥰
Scott is truly like God for those owners. My respects to him.
I just LOVE Liz with her kitties. And Jill with her Border Collies. Fabulous women.
I miss the surgery parts! It's so weird to have a jump in there.
I don't have Bondi vet on my tv so I am use to not seeing surgery.. but I wish I could
@@stephaniebell810 I only have it on UA-cam! They showed surgery until recently!
I think it’s something with UA-cam not wanting it shown but it’s definitely frustrating.
Ah. Ok. I knew the editing seemed weird. But, now it makes much more sense to realize they have edited out all the good bits.
Am I the only one that noticed the nystagmus (involuntary twitching) in Josephina's healthy eye?
I had a one-eyed Maine Coon for years. I inherited him as a kitten with an eye infection that had actually destroyed part of the eyeball; it had to be removed and closed similarly as here.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL EPISODE WITH THE AMAZING DR. SCOTT!
I was fine until pablos mum started to cry then i was off myself
On Josephina: "She's very happy to use all of her weapons..." Awww.. poor Nathan.
I wished you could be our vet. You just love all your patience.
The sanctuary, THAT HOUSE THO !!!!!!! Sadly they aren't made that way anymore...
Poor cat had an eye infection for 2 years. Thank god finally Dr Scott was called.
No. The cat cat has had eye infections on and off, which were being treated with antibiotics.
@@joang.8735 its amazing she got the cat from Spain to England!!!
Too bad she didn't realize what was going on with the socket earlier; would have been better for the cat and better for Liz. I think she does an amazing job with 200 🐈 !
29:43 That cat looks piiiiiiissed! Definitely plotting some sweet revenge 😄
Feisty little bugger 😏🤣‼️
Scully is outweighed by Pablo and he is a bit overboard. 😂
Liz, you are a very cool lady! Good on you!
Emma is a very good nurse and person.
My grandparents had a cat that looked like josphiena (spelt that wrong) and he was born with both eyes missing but surprisingly it never really caused him any issues he never had discharge or anything he just went on about his life like a normal cat
Liz is an absolute superstar
Wonderful. LIZ.... my favorite cat momma.... The ultimately kind human being.... A lovely, lovely lady!!!
She’s also very rich !!!
That cage it’s tinyyyyyy 😤😤😤😤😤 poor birdies 😭😭😭 DONT GET A PET IF YOU ARE NOT READY TO CARE FOR IT! Thank God for Marj
Liz is such an angel, I adore her ❤
“🐦 Poor rescue cat has serious inflamed eye”
Well, I might be wrong, *but I think that’s a pigeon-*
(Ok jokes aside u guys are amazing and I love ur channel! 💕)
my exact thoughts
Are you sure it's not an eyeball and an optic nerve? ;-)
Wendy Lawton 👁👄👁
Josephina looks like a Saimese mix.
Aaawww I love the cat lady...
Josephina is now a pirate kitty.
Those poor little birds 🥺
People think that I need to go to a therapist because I am absolutely obsessed with veterinary Videos 😂😂😂😂❤
There are a lot worse obsessions out there. At least this one is healthy.
@@marianhoblyn1901 that is what I say😂
Agree. I'm going to vet school next year cause I cant get enough of this stuff.
oh my god when she started crying i started bawling. What a caring owner, what an absolute sweetheart. That must have been terrifying
Ugh as a fellow vet tech I felt Nathan’s pain... those back claws are deadly! I have my own battle scars from contending with them. 😼
So do I. I was a vet tech myself for a few years. Having to put people's beloved pets down got to me, so I had to leave the profession. (Jan Griffiths).
Yeah, Nathan is a tough fellow. That was not a little scratch, it must have stung pretty nicely. Yet he didn't even flinch.
Happy to see the canaries are thriving in a loving home in an enriching environment.
Not sure the mirrors were a good idea, lol.
Yo! When she busted out crying like that, I know people say this as a meme BUT, I felt that right in the gut.
Oh dear Liz the cat lady really does play up to the camera, sickly sweet & very over the top !!!!
how in the heck does she keep that house clean? :) if it were me, i’d have hair all over my clothes LOL what a wonderful cat family. who says cats can’t live together. they certainly can and there are many other examples.:) 🐈🐾🐈🐆🐅🐱😻😼
You should check out Kittisaurus she has ten cats now and her house is very immaculate.
Cat hair is a fashion statement! 💕🤣
Seriously...these people must have great vacuum cleaners...
The Frenchy is so cute, I literally cried seeing him like this :(
Liz the cat lady is the best
Awsome words From nurse Gina
- she do this Job For helping -
Thumbs Up
Scott is a VERY good vet from what I can see and I would, if I lived in the UK, do my damndest to have him as my critters' vet.
Pablos mom literally smiled until the point of seeing him under, then she lost it. Kinda weirdly smiling
It's called "mama smiling" my grandmother used to say. A mom smiles just so, so the kiddos do t get scared. Then when mama is out of range, only THEN can she break down!
Great lob Scott And I love the French bulldog.
She is going to book. I was born with an undeveloped eye with a tumor. I was thinking he would look to have an artificial eye. He will be great.
idk man... first time pet owner, taking a brand new puppy out for a walk, it gets ATTACKED, and you don't take it to a vet? that'd be like going to a park with your child, it gets stabbed by another kid, and you do Nothing.
I was literally thinking the same thing, how does a person not take their dog to the vet after that. I take my chinchilla to the vet at the slightest sign of something being wrong.
She probably did take him to a vet, but the vet probably didn’t take an X-ray just treated the visible wounds...
@@JanVafa I'll give you that as a possibility, but then why was that not part of the story? why not mention that? I'd be pretty annoyed if i had to go to more than one doctor for an injury, it'd be pretty frustrating, so it Would have come up.
It could be that there were no visible external injuries, and the dog's behaviour wasn't easily distinguishable between pain or shock/fear. We don't know what happened in the attack- it could have been Pablo wasn't actually bitten, just smacked over/shoved and fell on the hip badly, which wasn't easily noticeable.
@@WingedAsarath again, a valid point, but any vet worth their salt would look deeper. some lady comes in with a puppy, saying it was attacked, I'm looking into everything. no visible outside injuries? take an x-ray. even people, going to another doctor for a second opinion would mention the name of their first doctor. Yes, this show is edited, but still. if she went to another doctor and that vet messed up to where she had to find someone else.. i'd be throwing said first vet under the bus.
I cringed when they were explaining Pablo's injury. Imagine rebreaking your hip every time you landed on your leg funny! And his owner had no idea it was that badly hurt, dogs can be so tough.
Did anyone else notice the kitty with one eye also looks like she has Nystagmus? Am I going crazy? I swear I can see her good eye moving pretty rapidly.
Nope not crazy. She definitely had nystagmus in her right eye.
Liz is the cat lady I aspire to be 💜
Scully is a 4 legged cloud with a beautiful face 😍 & an out-loud brave attitude!
It would be nice to have more details on what Scott found in Josephina's eye cavity. Not all of us are squimish wimps...
When Pablo's owner, Naomi, started crying when she saw him on the table. It made me cry aswell.
I absolutely loooove Nahomi's haircut (Pablo's owner)
I have to expect the frenchie's owner took her puppy to a vet after it was attacked on its first walk... so I wonder how the other vet missed a damn fracture??
Poor little dog. >.< Animals can hide pain so well. I'm glad it got noticed at last.
Also feel for the owner. It's clear that she felt guilty about not realising how bad it was for so long.
Thank you for all you do!
Josephina is painfully sweet and cute 😭
poor little darling pablo.....
Someone must have no soul to be able not care about those two birds...just horrendous...it just broke my heart..
I would LOVE to see more surgeries being done.
Prayers for Pablo 🙏🙏❤️❤️