🐱 Cat’s Left Leg Needs A Salvage Procedure | FULL EPISODE | S03E04 | Vet On The Hill
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Quintosh the cat has had a dramatic fall and Dr Scott must perform an operation to the cat's leg.
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That little kitten so adorable I love my little kitten her name bella she the best thing ever
Yes Charlotte give her a big kiss for me.
@@jacqueykoo517 1q
Kintosh’s owner is such a sweet young man! When he called the kitty his “Little boy” my heart melted!
It’s wonderful to see young men caring about animals, especially cats. I can’t believe some people think it’s not masculine to have a cat. Kitties are compact companions! They can go almost anywhere.
Sweet man and beautiful cat!
There's something about the young adult men with their kittens that just melts my heart.
Yeah.... those are the real men!🧚🧚♂️🧚
It's the caring side that it shows
And mine 🥰
Real men DO love cats!!
Yes-
I like the fact that lady let Scott put a muzzle on her dog. That's responsible pet ownership right there.
I love how he’ll say good boy or girl to the pets even when they’re under anesthesia and can’t hear him. And loves on them while they’re under. It just shows how much he cares
And how do you know they can’t hear him?
@@lynneakle7510 because they're asleep the same way we put humans under. You just wake up after like no time passed.
Scott is great all in this group are.
Yes. Super sweet.
How can you tell? That whole section was cut out.
Huge respect to Poppy's owner for recommending Scott put a soft muzzle on her baby, she knows her dog and she cares about her vet's wellbeing.
"There you go. Bite the vet. That's fair." 💖,
Nom, nom, nom.
Awww Quintosh's Owner is such a sweetheart!
It takes a real man to be so sensitive & loving, like Quintosh's dad. He's a truly nurturing soul. Well done
Quintosh is a stunning looking cat.
@@norabrown5584 Yes he is. He looks very similar to a breed called Toyger, which is very similar to a tiger in markings. (Jan Griffiths).
I just love how much he loves his kitten and how he cares alot about the kitten
SAME!
☺️
same. you can really hear it in his voice.
Too bad that love doesn't outweigh his lack of commonsense.....
Working at a vet clinic, I always appreciate owners who recognise their pets potential need for a muzzle (like Poppy's owner). Unfortunately, there are a lot if pet owners that refuse to acknowledge that their pet needs a muzzle to be safe
Many dogs are like Poppy, who's in pain. Her pain was severe. She didn't strike out at Scott because of a character trait, but because of antagonizing pain made even more intense by Scott's evaluation movements. Best to be sure and safe with a muzzle, like the ones Scott uses, which are very humane. Lisa is very perceptive & honest about Poppy's possible reactions.
I always tell the vets my dog needs a muzzle if they're going to touch his back end, a vet thought he was so sweet with her that she could get away with it and I was skeptical, he totally turned and growled at her so fast when she manipulated his bad leg that she fell over. I told her tho!
My chihuahua mix can be very friendly or snappy so I always ask vets and groomers if they want me to put her muzzle on (because of her size I got one; like shown on show that allows dog to drink water wearing it; it’s always attached to the handle of her lead) I’ve had more than one inform me they “have never used muzzles” especially groomers only to tell my in accusing tones that my “monster” bit or snapped at them. Like it’s my fault. With groomers I’ll ask did they put her in drying cage which 1) my dog hates, 2) is dangerous for small dogs and 3) I ALWAYS tell them not to use: I’ll take my dog back wet rather than risk #1&2. Most time groomers who get bit try to put her in drying cage. Now vets are different since dog often are hurting and most vets will muzzle a dog if you mention it.
I've had dogs that needed muzzling. I now have one that doesn't. I brought her to a new vet recently and asked for a nail trim. My dog has epilepsy, and when she's very upset, it can cause seizures. I told them specifically not to muzzle her because she's fine with trims but not muzzles. They took her in back. When she came back, I could tell she was about to seize. The tech, who I'd warned about her condition, muzzled her anyway.
My point is it goes both ways. Owners usually know their animals. Communication should be a two way street.
@@sammygirl6910 In my opinion: Far too many Vets & Techs have a false sense of superiority. They "know it all" when they've seen the dog 🐕 or cat 🐈 for all of, what, 10 minutes, maybe, and you, the owner, who lives 24/7 with the patient/client, know nothing. Also my opinion: Because they are the "experts." And your love for your Beloved Companion is almost an invalid, certainly an unworthy consideration.
My opinion: In short, they are Jerks.
They won't tell you this, but you have the right to go to another Vet. Because there is little or no rapport or you are uncomfortable with this situation or you have the right to say know. You are your pet's Guardian Angel, they aren't. A callous attitude, to me, means a hardened heart ❤💙💜. My heart goes out to you. Continue being your beloved one's ❤ and Keep On protecting, Caring, watching, loving ❤. Remember you always can say no as well as yes.
"He is a very forgiving boy" he says, just before getting bitten.
Shaws
Am I the only one sad that we don't get to see a little more surgery here and there?
I find the surgeries interesting, and reinforces the fact that these are real doctors and not actors, like other shows.
Have you seen "Vet Ranch" he blurs the parts he has to for monetization and then puts a non-cencored version for those who want to see it.
@@abbyiswatching2046 I haven't, thank you for the suggestion!
@@MISSV3R0N1CA Vet Ranch is really awesome because of what they do for the animals in their care. Highly recommend watching their channel maybe even supporting them by donating.
I've had so many surgeries myself that I can look at anything and not bother me. Didn't like that they blurred it. They could just put sensor across it or warn us if we don't want to see things just turn away from it.
Blame UA-cam. Not the channel.
That poor little kitten was crying, did anyone else notice? He was being still and quiet, but he had tears in his eyes. Cats don't often cry like that, so it made me cry.
He needs to get a few cat trees or make an area where he can climb with shelves
cats will do what they want, ive watched several bypass the cat trees and posts and still climb the furnature, doors, and shelves....
That is a wonderful idea for anyone with a young kitten or if you can get two or if you already have one kitten at home get them a friend. Even having lots of cat toys or a laser light pointer would help. Even if they don't use a cat tree they at least have the option to get higher.
We have had one kitten that went through a door period. Absolutely terrifying and hard to do much about. One minute they are down and then Whoopise! None of our other cats have had the slightest interest in the tops of doors, but Meg has always been slightly demonic.
Aww, when Lisa left Poppy with Scott in the consultation room and she starts crying... My heart just broke. 😫
Poppy, I am sure was frightened at mom's leaving him behind. Abandonment, trauma, etc. But when mom comes back to take him home, mom will be forgiven. Not so sure about Scott Ding trusted anymore, though.
I love Toby's parents sense of humor. It's my favorite coping mechanism in stressful situations.
"hes just a little baby boy" 😭😭😭
Are you sad?
We all have seen those who have a natural affinity with animals but I have never seen anyone with such a genuine love and magical ability for animals ad Scott.
I totally agree!!
It’s a good thing that curiosity did NOT kill the cat this time
I absolutely love seeing grown men just absolutely ADORE cats and kittens. 🥰
Poppy watching her owner walk out the door then start crying broke my heart 😭 She loves her mom so much
Broke my heart when Poppy started whining for her Mom.
I couldn’t stand it I was so sorry for that poor doggy
Even sounded like she was saying ma mamma
Kintosh looks a lot like my cat who is a Bengal. They are very active and need a lot of catification around the house to keep him busy and help expel energy safely. An exercise wheel works like a dream. Also teach him to walk on a leash and take him for long walks. Good luck with your beautiful cat.
That dog really loves her owner
Oh my God, he's hilarious " A grip on the situation" :P
Two of my cats looked towards me phone as the kitten complained after surgery 😸 thank you and your team for all you do to help these animals
I wonder what the craziest animal names Scott has heard are... That would be a fun video
Could be short go McIntosh..just a thought(from Scottish heritage)
One of my favorite animal names is a little Chihuahua that's been on Britain's Got Talent and does Cruft's dancing dog events... his name is Trip Hazard!
@@Palitato Ah, yes, I remember him. He was a hoot!
@@fruitpunch-mouth i have a cat named namar
I remember an episode where two small kids wanted to name their tiny white Bichon frisé puppy Scullcrusher.
Man, Poppy was NOT happy when her mum left her. Felt so bad for her! Glad she’s better!
I literally wait for new episodes to arrive! Scott and crew are awesome! And there aren't any vets in Florida that would do a post op check at the animal's home! And I guess I never noticed Michael did anything but orthopedic surgeries. When he looked into the cats ear I thought he'd refer him to someone who did that specialty. Good to know he's well rounded! You guys brighten my day. Thank you all for what you do to help these magnificent animals, and God Bless!
It looks as if Michael now has his own practice rather than working at the orthopedic surgery practice.
That was funny how the little shi zhu was giving the vet the stink eye, after he was given back to his owners.
He was still feeling the effects of the anesthesia. And he's a Maltese in a shih tzu haircut. (Jan Griffiths).
Yep, he was seriously pissed!
Toby is like "Man if you could do it, you would be doing it all the time too." lol
So sad, Poppy crying when here owner went out of the room. Kudos to the owner for doing all she can for her
Mad respect for Lisa who put in a lot of time and effort in physiotherapy for Poppy. She took Dr. Scott's recommendations seriously and Poppy has recovered so well. Pam and Kevin got Toby all groomed and dressed up for Scott's visit, a very handsome doggie indeed.
Poor Poppy was so stressed when Lisa left... that totally broke my heart :(
Qintosh “is a very forgiving boy.” cat proceeds to complain and give Scott a bite on the hand. 😋🐈🌷
Poor animals; they're so helpless around us. Thank the Lord for kind & caring people like Scott, his staff & Lisa. God bless.
Wow, I never knew a "free-floating" joint is possible.
Kintosh is soooo cute.
“Well you’re not getting away Scott-free today”, says Dr. Scott. I see what you did there Scotty....
I was born with hip dysplasia, I’m all good now though and poppy will be too ☺️
Scott: It looks like he didn’t get away from the fall Scott free.
My goofy self: Apparently not considering he had to see you, Scott. 🤣
(Have a speedy recovery Kitty! 🥺)
My dog was hit by a car at 6 months old and both of her hips were broken. She has the same procedure as the kitten, except on both hips! She is now 4 years old and you really can't tell she was ever injured!
pets are such a blessing in our lives. they can be big sillies sometimes and worry us to death, but but how dull would life be without them!
I usually left a (worn once) shirt or sweater or sock for my dogs if he had to stay overnite at vets. Kept them calmer and my essence allowed them to awaken from procedures without confusion. My vet started suggesting odd socks in case they got soiled,to other clients
I LOVE the Bondi Vet programs, but come on, UA-cam! The people who are interested in these shows understand what veterinary medicine is and that procedures are par for the course. Please stop requiring the censorship of their programs; you are doing a great disservice in your zeal to 'sanitize' certain channels.
I'd prefer it if UA-cam gave users the option to choose whether you want the edited or the full version. I personally don't want to see the gory parts, but I recognize that not everyone shares my squeamishness.
SPOT ON Amster
I fully agree. Showing procedures can be very helpful for other pet owners who may be facing similar problems with their pets.
11:36 that German Shepard is SO loyal. Loves it’s owners!!!
I like this show a lot.. But I wish we could c the surgery like the other animals shows.. That would b great..
They have to,cut them out so UA-cam doesn't remove/demonetize them
Me too.
Aww Poopy really loves Lisa!!! That was adorable...she didnt like Lisa leaving.
been watching this channel for a while now. I am fully addicted to it and my parents yell at me to stop watching it and do my work -v-
This show and Bondi Vet are my favorite animal health shows .All these shows are so uplifting .
Scott is so funny in the way he has described Toby's "problem". I really enjoy his obvious understanding of this problem!
My 16 year old kitty cat, Tony, had several nasal and throat polyps. He could barely breathe. Gasped for air through the weekend because small town vet office was closed. On Monday, the vet said he found polyps but couldn’t remove them and that was the only option.
so we had a difficult decision to make; either we let him struggle to breathe for however long he’d live or put him to sleep.
We sadly chose relief.
Selfish but I wanted one last night with him. Tony and I shared his favorite treat, tuna. I did his favorite activity, brushed him. Then we snuggled to sleep. our sweet boy was euthanized next morning. So heartbreaking because he was a healthy cat still and would have lived easily another 5 years or more. He was a sweet, cuddly, loving boy. Rip, my Tony Balony (bologny) 2004-2020
Anyway, I’m a little envious (I’m sorry) but VERY glad this cat got her polyp(s) removed 🙏🏼 and all went okay, despite the car crashing into vet office!
I'm so sorry for your loss. There's nothing like that sadness. Stay strong.
Kendal K. Amen. It’s a painful process when lose any pet or human (especially, in your daily life).
Thank you for kind words. Take care and bless you, Kendal.
Quintosh is so adorable
loved how puppy knew her mommy's voice after waking up from looking at her hips looked right up..so sweet.. I feel so bad for her too young to have bad hips.. beautiful dog..and great mommy..
When it's time, take poppy to Dr Noel/Super Vet for new hips! Well done Scott.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼....
Our 13 year old cat Mysti had a large polyp in her left ear as well. She had the same symptoms as Lenny. I was a vet tech several years ago, and I have the same light Michael used on Lenny. I took a look in my cat's ear, saw the polyp, and took her to my vet. Mysti had hers surgically removed, and is now a lot happier. They can come back though, so Mysti has to have a checkup every 6 months. So far so good though. (Jan Griffiths).
Scott has such a calming way of making the most h orrible injuries sound far less frightening. He helps the owners to feel better. He's non judgemental of them at a time when they are anxious and often feel to blame. He really is one of the best vets. He knows just how to make things right. I feel he can be trusted to do what's best for the animals. No ego trips. If he can't do it, he will find a specialist who can. 💓💕
Awww that beautiful baby girl German Shepard puppy wants her mommy. 😢😢
I love Poppy’s ears up up the other at a jaunty angle such a handsome baby so much pain. Poor little guy.
Scott you are Truly inspirational!! Keep up the great and amazing work helping all these poor pets. I absolutely adorable you and yout staff.
Please, proofread your post.....
I 've never seen hip dysplasia in a German Shepherd so young. Poor doggie.
Yeah that was unusual and so unfortunate
Poor Poppy! hip dysplasia is extremely painful! I have it & I was hoping when he did the x-ray that wasn't going to be the case! So happy Poppy is doing better, hopefully they can put surgery off as long as possible.
Same. Sorry to hear you suffer with it too
@@ScriptiCat aw I am sorry u have it too!! It sucks!!!
Kittens are so loving and beautiful how could know one love that poor little ball of fluff😃😃😃😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😽😽😽
Scott's blue Scrubs certainly complement (compliment?) his blue eyes.
Qintosh is a little cutie. 😻
The first kitten is adorable.
Aw, poor kitty, story feels a bit incomplete without surgery scene but oh well, docs may not want to be videoed while doing it. Happy kittie will be o.k.
I'm sure the surgery was shown when the series was shown on UK tv.
It WAS shown, someone decided it wasn't a desirable part of the show. They should have just required a warning for the squeamish among us...
@@IMChrysalis It's not about squeamish viewers. UA-cam guidelines don't allow these scenes to be shown, not if you want the video to be monetised.
My Chihuahua went through the same surgery at 6 months. Not from a fall but a disease in the bone. She is 2 now and has done fantastic since the surgery.
Recommendation put shelves that are designed for cats around the door so the cat can get up and down around the door without hurting itself. The cat will love it.
Toby really gave Scott the side eye
Thank you all for taking care of all the animals on this video I doing like Joy watching you do wonderful things with other animals I own two cats
I had a lovely Alsatian he was my best friend we went everywhere together, he was a pedigree his dad was the winner of crufts, anyway by the time he was 15years old when he went for a wee cocking his leg gave him so much pain he used to collapse, we had him on medication for this problem but it came to the point I couldn't let him suffer like this anymore, I asked the vet if there was any other drug but no so the vet said that the kindest thing is too say goodbye it broke my heart but it was his time and a few years later I rescued a female Alsatian who was in need of lots of love and a Happy New life she was a mum's girl and cast me alot of money but she was lovely and great with my boy's she protected them when they took her down the park, they kept her very active she had a really good life and when her time came I just couldn't go through it again.
My kitty Ever had to have a femoral head ostectomy when she was about 4 months old. I rescued her after she fell out of a 30 story building in China at 3 months old. They made her stay in a cage for a month before they would do the surgery. Then afterwards she had to stay in a cage for another month. About 3 months after she fell, they finally told me it was time for her to "exercise". What kind of exercises? I asked. "Just exercise" they said. That was so helpful... I still don't know what I should have done for her, but she seems OK now. No limp any more, runs and jumps just fine.
Poor Toby,. When Scott brought out the sprayed, Toby was TICKED OFF!!!
I was a vet asst before, and i know cats get weird under anesthesia sometimes
Yup, most do fine, but some of them act like they've been on an all-night drinking trip at the very least lol.
Brilliant episode. I always learn something new. 😊❤
Poppy cried for her mommy! I cried.
"We kinda pulled it...it was really satisfying," Man. Sure wish I could've seen that and be satisfied too, UA-cam.
Pamela & Kevin are my relationships goals :>
My Calico kitten Daphne, she was only 3 months old when she had 2 polyps in her ear, and had to have them removed. So far she's doing good, but I know they said it can come back, I'm just hoping it won't, she's 5 months now!
I firmly believe that how they treat animals is a good indocater of how they'll treat YOU.
This German Shepherd looks so much like my beautiful boy i lost 6 yrs ago. And he would have cried if i had left him at the vet too ❤️😢
Scott has turned absolutely brilliant red at Pam’s letter. They may be happy about Toby, But Toby is definitely unimpressed!
Thank you vets for all your work and support. We would be lost without animals and u help them live happy long lives. I would love to be a vet when I grow up! I’m only 10. Love u all sooooooooooooo much and hope you’re all keeping happy and healthy from this silly old virus. Really hope you guys see this message it would be a dream come true to hear back from you guys!! Byeeeee!!!!😘🥰😍
GSs having issues with their back legs, who would have thought!
if the breeder has been careful, they'll have minimal issue with their back legs until they're much older
and she's a mix, so she'd have a better chance of not inheriting the GS breed typical trait(looks like a golden cross?) but sadly poor girl got the short straw
My GSD doesn't have any problems with her hips. Her breeder made sure all the pups were not going to have hip problems. She is 9 years old and as mobile as always.
@@prcervi the dog is purebred just a different colour.
@@sol8598 they called her a german shepherd cross. so she's certainly crossed with something.
@@sol8598 Definitely a GSDX, hence the floppy ear but doesn't really matter as she is a lovely dog. Her owner is a lovely person too as both her dogs are rescues she's adopted 😊
I love the knowledge and skill of Dr Scott, so good with animals and owners just full of love, thank you doc for all you do, the staff are sweet as well, glad Kintosh and all animal is well❤
I love Scott and mine pet needs Scott. Greeting out of the Netherlands
You folks are wonderful! Dr Scott, the animal whisperer.
1:25 and on: he didn’t come away Scott-free…. So now Dr Miller, aka Scott, has to do his thing.
when scot says "can't go scott free" i laugh like a maniac Xd
Great work you guy's are doing keep up the great work.
Poor Poppy is so attached to her Mommy that she has Separation Anxiety.
Toby is one CRAZY dog!!!
I love this show...been watching Vet on the Hill for several days/nights. Poor Quintash, Such a cute Tabbie..Poppy is a beautiful German Shepherd Cross
Lenny the Cat looks like my.Nattie.
Dr Hamilton is an excellent Vet Surgeon
I love watching these videos. You take such good care of people’s babies ❤️❤️
I just figured out why I like the Bondi shows I loved James Herriot's books "would buy as present them read the books before wrapping them". Then watched the BBC shows.
Aww that cat is ever so cute
"He hasn't gotten away Scott free" 🤭
8:34 such a noticeable sound affect LOL
Just a casual car crash lol
Seriously tho I can see that mistake happening to anyone, sometimes you just get your wires crossed
Yeah I think I live with my wires crossed 😆
Gosh, it breaks my heart when a dog cry’s and scratches the door, after their owner has to leave them alone with the vet.