Bunny 911 (Full Episode) | Dr. T Lone Star Vet
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- A beautiful scarlet macaw needs Dr T's help to reach an itch that she just can't scratch, and a pair of adorable baby sugar gliders come in for their very first doctor's visit. A bearded dragon has expensive taste that must be stopped before it becomes his last supper, and a giant rabbit is rushed into the ER with a life-threatening emergency!
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Bunny 911 (Full Episode) | Dr. T Lone Star Vet
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OMG, I was in tears over Molly the rabbit's crisis and was cheering her on for recovery.
Ill play sweden for her
That poor Molly, what an ordeal. But it's so good to see real, experienced and excellent exotic vets.
I was surprised they even did surgery as rabbits are more delicate than bubbles
Wow, from Dr. K's to her own show. She's came a long way
I'd like to say a great big huge thank you to the bunny parents you guys are the true Stars for saving that bunny way to go guys we should all take lessons from you both 🐕🐅🦮🐩🐈🌺💞🌸💓🌷🤗🐶
The vets at the Texas A&M Vet school did something similar with the endoscope when my ferret ate a piece of rubber that can cause a life threatening blockage . They were able to remove it without surgery and I was so grateful for that they have excellent vets just like these vets very knowledgeable and kind ..
Oh my gosh I’m so happy to have found this. I watched her when she was in Florida. She’s so amazing and so caring about animals. Idk how they did it in Florida without seeing any dogs or cats though. I would be sad without dogs and cats as patients.
It’s an amazing thing when a pet owner can find such a loving, kind vet as this. And if u aren’t happy with your vet, then keep looking.
When I was a child in Honda Texas many decades ago horned toads were everywhere....just wanted to alert people they are endangered.
I used to play with them too in San Antonio. Shame they are endangered. What happened?
@@miniabbott9114 lots of things... development, drought, changes in the ecosystem. Horned toads are endangered all over the southwest! I used to see them all the time, as a child I kept them as pets but the last 20 years I haven't seen one! Not one around my property, same with Gila monsters... not a one. There species of birds and butterflies to that I haven't seen in years. It never is in the news though.
@@oranjmusemeyer968 a
Yes they are. Thank you for the "heads up."
Pesticides happened.
I so happy to see that Dr. T has gotten over her fear of large parrots 🦜
I don’t know much about reptiles but that bearded dragon looks extremely well cared for
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I wonder if molly had an nde
Oh yeah very healthy beardie! Happy that people know how to take care of their beardies!
This sure is one very sweet episode of a Veteran helping many different animals,cause that's just how cool Veterans are.
Veteran veterinarians, even.
A Veteran (Member of the US Armed Forces and whom has Served and Protected) is very different than a Veterinarian, an animal Doctor, a P.hd, who requires an 8-year College Degree, a DVM, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Just saying... 🤣👍⚘
@@majoroldladyakamom6948 The word Veteran can also be given to professional people that have been in one profession for a very long time
Molly's spay emergency freaking scares me, especially since I just got my small yorkie from the vet after her spay.
They did a great job with keeping molly stable.
God can you imagine the psychological shock seeing your own organs outside the body would cause us. Nevermind the pain and infection. I would be traumatized
That's why they put the curtain up when they're doing a c section. It's surreal to be awake during a surgery.
I agree
Meanwhile rabbits:
*nibble*
umm - down through the ages, a lot of soldiers don’t have to imagine it. that’s what i thought of right away from your comment - sigh. keep well :) 🌷🌱
JESUS loves you
Bearded dragons will go for anything shiny, I have to remove my wedding rings because my boy tries to eat the stone lol
It is sad that Molly had an abcess below her eye while in the rescue. Someone from that rescue really dropped the ball.
I hate blaming rescues, but in this case it's hard not to.
The only thing I can think of is that it might have been so minor it was missed. Two weeks is long enough for an infection to get bad enough to notice. Rabbit teeth can look fine on physical exam and still be bad higher up, which is why they needed to x-ray her. They also don't usually like having that part of their face touched and are really good at pretending they're just fine. So unless Molly was eating funny or suddenly only wanted orchard grass or fresh green leafies they wouldn't have suspected that her teeth were a problem.
I hope it was just an honest mistake. Most rescues here in Canada who handle rabbits are amazing because they're specialists. I don't know how it is in California, but I suspect it's similar.
It’s like a human who hasn’t showered for months who scratch’s his head constantly. That bird needs a shower.
So relieved when they got the penny out of the dragon 😓
Even kids can eat coins-- it happens so fast you only need to look away for a few seconds. I hope that little boy doesn't hold himself responsible. It was just an accident.
agreed, there was an unfortunate incident with a button in a fabric store documented in a family baby book. it only takes a moment.
Love that you show the operation without burring the procedure
I was so waiting for that "pennyless" pun
This is the first time I've seen Dr T after she left Dr K. I want to say one thing. I love your hair 😻
I wonder if parrots are the most difficult patients for vets- I would be terrified of that beak.
Our blue and gold macaw died last year from cancer. We had him for 35 -40 yrs and while we respected his beak he never bit hard enough to even bruise. All depends on how you handle and socialize with them.
I'd worry the macaw has psychological issues that can result in chronic feather plucking. Almost impossible to treat.
@@kathybouziane5269 35+ years, gosh that must have been hard. So sorry for your loss.
@@tanyaroberson9394 I still miss him and I won't be getting another at this point. I'm 69 and the bird would definitely outlive me. Large birds eat just about everything humans eat along with some parrot formulated seed/nuts. So he'd eat eggs and cereal for breakfast, fruit cheese and vegetables for lunch and for supper we would have pasta /meat etc. Miss him-
@@kathybouziane5269 so very sorry for your loss. I rescued my Greenwing last year in June. She has severe barbering issues and a presumptive diagnosis of Macaw Asthma. She had a rough life before me and I'm trying to get her healthy but she may be a palliative care until we can figure out what's the root of her breathing problem. I love her to pieces. She is approximately 15 or 16 years old as far as I can guess based on the history I got about her.
Can I just how the vet’s optimistic attitude and was greatly appreciated !!!
Molly has a mighty and gorgeous dewlap!
I truly love that all these people got a pet and made sure they had the finances available, and were willing to spend that money, to take care of the animals they took responsibility for…
I can't imagine how much the bunny surgery cost. They did a great job, though!
As much as the client is willing to spend, generally.
I know...the whole time, I'm thinking $$$
was going to say that....lol!
I had to take out a credit card for my bunny once only to find out her wound that he got from playing w/ his brother would’ve healed on its own cause bunnies heal fast from minor wounds 🤦🏽♀️
And they had spent money to fly her out and had her spayed prior...
When my vet did the neuters on my sugar gliders, he just gave them some local around theur balls and clamped and snipped, no anesthetic. They didn't even notice, where angrier about being restrained then anything and didn't have to worry about the risk of sedation.
Yeah... i think they do this because it brings more money to their pockets...
@@lilymae7516 it depends what they are taught, and the disposition of the animal in question. some vets just never thought of that as an option, thought it would be unsafe etc. if the animal is to hard to restrain or not of a calm disposition it is not a viable option.
well they didn't want to accidentally break any of their bones, or get bit, or have the animal too stressed
trade off, yes anesthesia risks(even with it only having to be light) but no distressed animal risks
3 of the 6 sugar gliders we've had were not of calm disposition. Sugar gliders have very very high anesthetic risks. Unless absolutely necessary, it should never be used on them. It literally takes 2 milliseconds to just nip them off. There was no way they had to sedate unless they just wanted more money.
@@ToraTouchstone squirmy critters and short procedures do not make for good filming unfortunately, also i'm pretty sure the people who agreed to be on tv get a discount(what with having their pet's health and themselves made that public knowledge)
All these comments saying this is the first time seeing the show and here I am waiting over a year for season 2. LOL!!! (BTW, no season 2 because of covid)
yikes, sorry to hear that
I love macaws!
I have animals and birds look🐘
Me too. I was actually thinking about Emily and Ed’s bird ( from snake discovery). Because their bird Cheyenne has a huge feather loss issue.
I want to see the bills at the end on these animals. Especially Molly the giant rabbit. Thousands of dollars I venture to guess...That's great if you have the money.
You don't get the animal sadly many selfish people around who squire the animal knowing they not got money pay medical bills.
@@carolewilson1311 Exactly, if you enough money to take the responsibility of owning an animal. You have a responsibilty to pay to take care of the animal. I would do anything for my Lab.
Yeah, they never tell you that. These vet shows all make it look like they do it for free. My parrot got the flu and they gave me three choices. Minimal care $300. Solid care $600, 24/7 $1200. I chose $600. Took me a long time to pay it off and I later found out all they did was keep him warm and give him some Benedril. 20 years of vet bills and he went to a parrot breeding farm. I heard he was banging 20 hens a day.
That's why you get them a pet health insurance cover.
The very good part of adopting an animal from an organisation is that they have the ability to make a call for help to their followers. They are able to reach people and to help making a money pool for donations. So its not all on the adopters, many people will rescue that rabbit, not only two. ❤️
Dag nabbit
What a cute rabbit
if and when i have kids....i want them to be vet docs or any type vet care.....ill do anything for them to be someone like dr.T and help and save these beautiful birds and animals
I love animal and vet shows !! Thanks for this episode . Now another great show added to my list ! Love Dr T and the entire team!❤
VET RANCH......
Sadly this show was canceled after one season
That bird got all messes up you could see it in her eyes 😂
Got all messes up????
Coulda have gotten that yeast (candida) infection simply from the owner kissing it and or touching it with DIRTY contaminated hands. Owner also said this was going on for MONTHS and hygiene was not done. That bird is literally more uncomfortable than a meth addict picking at skin sores. Don't doubt the bird could be permanently disturbed from this prolonged ordeal. If only pets could speak jks
And you put a laughing emoji like it's funny?
I’ve been waiting over a year for this show to come back!
I think this is from last season
Is this on Nat Geo Wild? Cause I can't seem to find it
Reminds me of the day in Virginia Beach when a woman called 911 and said there is a bear on my porch thing about it is it was like 25 miles from a place where the bear could have come from
bearded dragon - how come you can’t pull the food out to clear the stomach? Yea!! they got it!!!! 🦎🌷🌱
Shiloh - god almighty - freaking yeast is freaking itchy!!!!
Awww, beautiful bird. Hope that she heals!
A whole episode! Thanks a lot, it was a nice one!
Holy Cow!!! i don’t like those neck cones, but obviously, for pete’s sake, KEEP THEM ON!!!!! poor bunny. the ureter is a problem, but i guess they can give her antibiotics for the bladder. whew! she has problems though - bladder, teeth. get well, bunny 😿🐰
she’s finally okay - and i’m sure she finally feels good!! :) 😸🐇
Hope they got that rabbit her RHDV2 vaccination! Bad enough that they didn't quarantine her on arrival. :( The rescue absolutely blew it--that abscess has been there for quite some time, and they should have caught that at surgery if not sooner!
Imagine the cost for that bunny!!!! Oh my gosh
It’s amazing and sensitive at the same time
I love how all the vets were so educated about rabbits, because even some of the rabbit savy vets I have seen don’t know that they even eat hay!
Normally they don't since it's very hard to chew and digest (Hay is a very dried grass )
Normally they don't since it's very hard to chew and digest (Hay is a very dried grass )
From what I’ve read it should make up 85% of their diet, and it is great for keeping their teeth trim.
wow tex rexs' humans have beautiful hair color! i love it! ❤️
Poor molly, oh my gosh 🧡
Shiloh is so cute…
Heroes they are!
Never thought it would be cute to see an animal get fixed.😂😂😂😂
This is the best animal episode ever. I love it so much 😍❤️😍
God is good and God loves you !!!
17:29 Sometimes low tech is definitely the way to go.
I have animals look😇
She probably is getting anxiety from not being in the wild around other parrots.
This also happens because they never learned how to be a parrot from their actual biological parents. They can't self-sooth are completely confused, having been "hand-raised" for profit by greedy breeders. These birds have an 80 year life span in captivity. Most end up self mutilating, forgotten and abandoned to rescues with WAY too many birds - 100s and 100s so sad.
The parrot was hatched in captivity, and probably were the bird parents. That bird knows nothing about the wild, and wouldn’t survive if released. Parrots are very social creatures, so if you don’t have the time to give them, do not get one. If you don’t have the money to buy them a lot of toys and proper food, don’t get one.
That’s the reason why so many end up in rescues. People see pretty colors and the ability to talk, and think it’ll be an easy pet that will just sit in a cage. Nope.
The parrot lady said the vet gave her some new tools... What was she talking about? They just bathed her and discussed nothing else.
The Shampoo silly
I really love love 💕 your channel I have two parakeets it’s been going on six years that I have them.. One is gonna be 9 years old August 25 and the other one is 7 years old her birthday passed in May
This poor rabbit should have been monitored after her spay and not thrown on a plane
When i feel sick... Oh no... I just need bath 🙄😂 real me
Missed the chance to call heads or tails with that penny
I see what you mean I good dip soak kinda would be good but you are great an gentle an thoughtful an knowledgeable .
OMG This is why I couldn't have a bunny, too risky for any kind of surgery.
This was caused because the Vets and the former owners in California didn't made sure that the wound from the spay incision healed before Molly was adopted. So it's their bad
The hair gets in the way.
poor baby molly
Great episode👌👌👌
What was your favorite part? Thanks for watching!
@@NatGeoWild every part !!!
It’s sad that they canceled this show only after one season I was looking forward to season 2 😢
I have seen a spray bottle shower an also blow dry but if u did maybe a anti itch medication spray if no icy no scratching ???or an allergy maybe ?shiloe
The problem is that it NEEDs to cover shilohs skin and feathers. Only the feathers wont do
And Olson I’m so happy
That poor bun !!
I can’t wait to watch this show on Disney+ in Germany. 😍
So precious
An Amazon birb that hates baths?? O.o
Love this vet!
4:00 - 4:01 is me right now. lool
Really sad sugargliders aren’t pets at all
Nossa que lindo 😘😘😘😘
that bird named shiloh reminded me of my dog named shiloh
Yay you did a great job
I love aras
Poor bunny 😭
Dr: she could die going under anesthesia again so we have to do this fast
Dr: takes iPhone pictures while bunny is still under
I’m pretty sure she was documenting what she had done,she wasn’t finished yet,so wasn’t keeping her under anesthesia any longer than she had too,was just so she can compare before it was healed,to the aftermath
she could have been doing that as she waited for them to come out of the anesthesia. and @Buffy A is right that the doc needs to keep ongoing documentation to compare with as they recover.(like 'does that look red and puffy to you?')
Love it thanks for sharing.
My moluccan cockatoo madical problem for dropping. Please help me for madicine
One ad after the other, after the other…what the heck!
1500 dollar bill minimum. I've been there. We need changes in vet bills. Especially for bearded dragons.
Wow that's way too much for that
Wow and here I’m worried about 100,which I’m my currency is 270
Vets need to eat 🤩
@@mariaeugeniafurtadowalther2466 maria it outrageous honestly. They are honestly just guessing about the care and giving antibiotics out. They don't know anything about reptile care but still charge astronomical prices
@@lizardlady4011 i know some vets took these animals and are not specialized, but that’s why you should look into exotic animals clinics or hospitals that provide these services
Can they just flushes the bladder with cold water to shrink it in size and make it able to fit in back
You crazy?! What if the bladder was that big because of urine that accumulated because it couldn't get out because of the bladder being outside his body? Huh?
Bunny!?
I like your video make me smile 🎵
As shown on 11:00 was that tonya green or tonya hayley what’s her name wearing a claw clip in her hair?
The ovner ned to spray wather on the bird,and just let the bird Get used to it.and give it food like they eat in nature.
I have a pet bearded dragon him is spoiled.
I put in small bath inches so clean roll
nice video!
Now I want two sugar gliders
T Rex ☺️🇵🇷
Stress,,, maybe a company bird, more fresh fruits, will help
The problem was a Fungal Infection here, not boredom
"Nine bun bun" was right there
What location was the r was filmed at?
How about an apple cider vinegar bath that'll take read of the fungus and mold
I raised rabbits for years. I refused to have them spayed. The surgery can go well & they never recover. Its just too much risk. I kept them in cages & the ones that would play nice got to go outside in pens for play. The fighters were in separate pens. But I never allowed surgery.
That's the best choice not just with rabbits, but any animal
How much did the poor new parents have to pay for all these ? They just got him . They seller sold damage goods!
Pennies are copper nickel and dimes are zinc
Not anymore.