Times People In The Medical Field Did Something Extra To Make Their Patients Smile
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- Times People In The Medical Field Did Something Extra To Make Their Patients Smile
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These doctors and vets are the best
Yes
Yeah I agree cause my brother is a doctor 🧑⚕️!
5:44 bees? Bees!
lets acknowledge the dentists too! :)
Humor doctors that actually have humor
A few years back I lost my cat who was very ill. The vets not only gave me several minutes alone in the room with his body, but when they sent the ashes a week later, there was a card included signed by everyone in the building. They can't have known me or him very well, but they saw how much I was grieving and did something small to try and help.
I hope your cat is now resting in peace 😔🕊
I can feel your grief
Sorry for your loss
I feel your pain.my cat died not that long ago and it's hard to accept it...
Those vets are so nice for giving you some alone time.
The one about the candle at the vets made me cry it reminded me of when I was saying goodbye to my darling poppy sitting there crying two women sat laughing and joking while my heart was breaking although it was 14 yrs ago I still cry for her and always will
Sorry for your loss
Me too. My vet also has that candle and it made me think of my Chloe girl 😪
The vet that's near me has that same candle aswell
Terrible people
Ours has a candle as well
I used to be deadly afraid of going to the dentist when I was just a toddler, resulting in them strapping me down and forcing me to open my mouth which only made me hate it more. Then, at 5 years old I got this amazing dentist who recognized my phobia and made a special appointment for me where he showed me all the tools he would use regularly on me by showing me the instrument, explaining (in baby terms) what he had to do with it and why before showing me how harmless it was my touching it, poking it, dragging it along his skin, for some even putting it in his own mouth. At a certain point, he’s ask if I wanted to touch it and I did, helping to allow much happier and calmer visits to the dentist from that point on. Without him, I’d probably still be traumatized from the dentist
Good thing you changed dentists. If I found out my kid was forcibly restrained like that, I would be changing dentists in a heartbeat!
@@newbiegamelover4767 Yeah, my parents were pretty horrified too
haha 69th like
Omg. My dentist's hands are pure gold! Have to watch otherwise I would risk biting him, for sure.
I guess you could say he got to the root of the problem
We lost our dear sweet cat from cancer, the entire staff of the vets office held her and cried. They told her how much she was loved ❤ and that she was a good girl.
♥️
Oh god this hits close to home. We lost our family dog of nearly 11 years to cancer about 2 years ago, and the vets who were there were very kind and understanding. I’m so sorry for your loss. 💔
Cancer's such a hard battle for pets, even with humans. I wish you best!
I’m so sorry for your loss, may she Rest In Peace!
When our cat died I was pretty young so the vets gave me and my sister each a stuffed animal . Everyone at the vet knew our cat so the held a moment of silence . All the staff cried . Now that I look back at it I notice how special they made it for us .
dang, how old were you? i lost a dog when i was young, probably like 3, but i had no trauma from that because i probably was too young :/
i have a new dog, hes the same breed as my old dog, and my dad says hes also the reincarnation from my old dog idk if thats true or not
i hope (s)he's somewhere in heaven now :)
@@pawn1234 he's the reincarnation of your old dog
I appreciate your dad trying to provide some closure
The teddy bear one - when my son got hurt at school and needed stitches, his bear's head happened to be falling off. So the PA at the ER sewed it back on before sewing my son's head closed. ❤️
THEY SEWED THE BEAR BEFORE THE KID??
@@duckyduck6563 Yes, it helped calm him to see how it was done. He was well bandaged from the school nurse - no leakage!!
@@TK-ij2xi oh.
I was about to say that.
@@TK-ij2xi Joke, right?
The guy that turned his own HIP BONE into a cane is a absolute madlad
it somewhat reminds me of my great grandma who had a cane made of bone but only told you what kind of bone after u walked with it and touched it it was a penis bone i dont remember what animal it was from she would do this to every person who entered the family house that she grew up in especially the new daughters grand daughters ect in law
@@VINCE-pp3es wow, thats really cool, your grandma has a great sense of humor
@@thatonerandomstick3664 she was a strange one
r/Madlads
I feel like Kaz Brekker would do something like that.
A week after we put down our beautiful old cat a card came in the mail signed by all the vet staff and enclosed was a card with an imprint of his paws. I still miss him everyday.
I miss my little dog who I lost 14yrs ago so I had her name tattooed on my wrist so I can see her all the time it s a comfort to me also I kiss the box with her ashes in and tell her I love her
I had an awesome doctor once. One time he told me I was definitely too sick to go to school that day, but not sick enough to miss the NHL hockey game I had tickets for that day. Another time, I found out I could bypass the eye test - and the huge lines - at the DMV by getting a doctor's note indicating I could see well. I brought it to my doctor, and instead of doing an extensive test, he said, "You can see, right?" and signed the form.
you may think this is good but it's really not, him signing your form without checking your eyesight first is seriously dangerous as he could potentially allow someone with eyesight thats below the requirements to get a license, making him indirectly responsible for possible accidents later on.
@@theldraspneumonoultramicro405 Or, just maybe, my doctor that I had been using for over a decade had a pretty good idea of how well I could see based on dozens of office visits and my complete lack of complaints about vision issues...
I do think that's good
But eh im willing to keep my eyes checked
@@notthatyouasked6656 Still would've been more professional to actually check you. Not to mention perhaps your eyesight could've gotten worse, or you could've lied for once. It was kind of him, but like they said, could put people at risk.
@@theldraspneumonoultramicro405 his eye doctor had already given him glasses. He already had the prescription reauired
I once had a lizard (skink) who started getting old and sickly (she wasn’t eating anymore). Crazy enough, my mom found a vet that would actually peacefully put her to sleep (I think it was like a giant mask or container they used I don’t remember). After it was said and done, they even sent a card signed by the vet workers sending their condolences. I was kinda shocked honestly, cause I expected most people to not really care, since most people would simply say she was “just a lizard”, when to me she was family, so I guess it just caught me off guard that they seemed to care enough to at least send a card. Even though I wasn’t grieving too hard, since I kinda already knew she was getting sicker, it still felt really validating to know that there were people who, like me, understood that she wasn’t just a pet or animal, but family. They understood that, regardless of species, losing a friend or family member is tough.
I still have that card to this day. I guess I should mention I was in middle school when it happened but nonetheless it was still such a kind gesture.
She (the lizard) was named Hazel btw, just in case anyone wanted to know.
Rest In Peace, Hazel.
@@KSteinkruger ❤️
Hazel was not just a lizard 🦎 but a member of your family so sorry for your loss
@@Blue_Oceanic Thank you. It happened quite a few years ago, so the pain isn’t as raw anymore. I think knowing that it was her time made it less painful though, cause at that point I just wanted her to be free of the pain. I also tend to have a bad habit of repressing emotions, so that could’ve also been part of it as well. I’m just glad she was able to pass on peacefully. We had two other lizards alongside her (western fence lizard named Rocky, and a sagebrush lizard named Spike). They both passed long before she did.
Thank you for sharing this piece of your and Hazel's story. It's beautiful.
In 2015 our shephard mix dog Merlin died from what they think was spleen cancer at just 8 years old. Later we got his paw print and his ashes in a light colored floral box from the emergency vet we took him to. A little after that Merlin's regular vet (who wasn't open when he was dying) sent us a card signed by all of the staff. Later that year shortly after Christmas we got our sweet, derpy pitbull named Jasper. We still miss Merlin and hope he's running happily on the rainbow Bridge
2:18 for anyone curious, some vets do this when they spay young female pups in a pediatric spay procedure, as pups are often 'between sizes' for cones, and these are actually more comfortable for the little one.
for the record, a pediatric spay is one performed on a dog in the 8-12 week range, and many vets dont do them due to increased risk factors. If your vet does, it means they have a veterinary anesthesiologist, or the vet themselves has taken the effort to become fully licensed for it. Most spay/neuter procedures are very basic, but younger animals have higher risks, just like older animals, and it takes extensive training and education to avoid or counter these issues.
Yeah my vet suggested waiting until 6 months (although its nutter not spay) we were wanting to get him pajamas but since he's fixing cherry eye as well its not useful
@@evelynkrull5268 isn’t Neutering for male animals and spaying for female animals?
@@crowblossom06 yes
I bought a few baby onesies at Walmart for my cockapoo when he was neutered, more comfy than the cone. I just had to unbutton the bottom and roll it up a bit when he went out to do his business. I got some really sweet pics of him in his onesies 🥰
Thank you, this was a beautiful reminder that humans can actually be kind 🤗
One of my cats gets very clingy when I take her to the vet. I used to find it very touching, but when they started taking the pets at the door (covid) I learned that apparently anyone will do, and she clings to the staff as well. Sometimes they joke about not giving her back, and I have been informed that the behavior section of her file reads 'VERY SWEET!'
3:37 my mom was born the day before christmas eve, she still has the stocking they put here in
Came here for Charlie and I wasn’t disappointed
I think everyone came for Charlie! :)
I still have the stocking that my son was brought to me in. BEST PRESENT EVER.
Once I took my hamster to the get cause she was sick. We got a bottle of medicine and I'm not sure what I was expecting but when I read the bottle it said
Patients Name: Copper
(Thats my hamsters name)
It was cute and made me happy and she was a very good hamster and the vet said she did a very good job :)
It’s nice to see how much vets care about their patients, even if they only met a few times. When one of my cats had to be put to sleep earlier this year, they recommended a cremation service. Basically, they put his ashes in some soil and gave us a starter for a plant of our choice (we chose forget-me-not) and these circle things with his paw indent. We haven’t planted him yet, but once it’s Spring we’ll take the best care of him.
I have been rushed into the hospital 3 times. Once when I was 3 weeks old because I stopped breathing,eating and drinking. Another I waited 3 minutes to be seen when I cut most of my finger of when I was 8. The last time I wasn't the patient. It was so I could see my Grandad who was put on life support and the doctors didn't think he would make it long. He was close to me and I gave him a hug. The pain was unbearable so they discussed with the adults of my family and him they decided to stop life support and we were hugging when he passed. That is a moment that I will never forget.
Wonderful video. The one's that hit me the hardest are Thank You to a Vet at 00:25 and the Votive Candle at 1:39.
It was maybe a year ago, I red in the newspaper (in switzerland) that a mayor in France was so desperate to find a doctor for his town that he ask a french weekly newspaper to publish an add : "Look for experienced druid to cure wound and disease".
Well, not only this joke cross the border, but in addition there are now two doctors in this village. I call that a success.
I love "the improve pain scale" 😂 idk why I laugh at number 10
2:23
My mom did that for me, it was a bottle of water with vanilla extract to make it smell safe and she would spray it on my pjs and under my bed and on my mirror to make me sleep, if she forgot I wouldn’t sleep in my room until she remembered. Glad to see im not the only one who had to have this “perception”! ❤️
1:43 my vet has this too, when we were saying goodbye to my amazing boi Chudo it was at our house, but the lady doing it was so kind and understanding, the last thing she told him was that he was a good boy and how much everyone loved him
0:55 needs to be a t-shirt/poster in the US..."If a cat can wear a mask, what's *your* problem?"
Or if you are that paranoid, you can *STAY INSIDE YOUR OWN HOME*
@@WorgenGrrl what if someone needs to get groceries or something like that? then what?
Glasses in subzero temperatures, you jerk. THAT’S the problem.
@@azuroslazuli6948 I did that today, actually (well, sub-zero celcius, anyway), with a mask. Again not seeing the problem...get de-fogger for your glasses, and make sure to wear them *over* the mask, rather than letting them ride under. Using the kind of mask with a wire in the nose helps as well, as it can conform to your nose shape.
Well, the cat won’t really realize what it is and what’s going on, so….
Brilliant & caring Drs & nurses. ❤️
I loved the No Monster Spray.
A jar full of Hershey's kiss' sits on counter at vet's. The message on it reads "All Good Dogs need to Taste Chocolate B4 they go to Heaven" ( Thought the dog house/ fish tank very cool.)
1:38 The vet here has the same exact thing. I almost cried again because it reminded me of the time that our first cat had to be put down because of a rare illness that she got. I wasn't at the vet with her to say goodbye. I said my last goodbye to her at home, before she was taken to the vet to put an end to her suffering. I regret not coming with my parents to be with her during her last moments, but that was probably for my own good or something😞 I feel even worse about it because she was a stray who would come to our house almost every night until we decided to keep her after taking her to the vet to make sure that she would be alright to adopt. SHE chose US, and she was perfect. She wasn't mean at all and she really loved all of us. I miss Bella💔 She was still young and I hate that she had to be put down that early
That scene at 0:49 hit me hard negatively.
According to my father, when they rush my very ill brother who was just a baby at that time to the ER, they weren't prioritized. He was very ill and is dying so my father literally made a scandal by screaming and cursing something like "My son is dying!".
He is right, my brother is dying and he died for a "moment". They just oxygenized his brain so he was brought to life.
That happened a few years before I was born. My older brother is alive but he isn't normal because: brain just died + oxygenation = fluctuation of brain oxygen = cerebral palsy.
He is suffering from cerebral palsy, the more severe type. Now he cannot walk without holding the wall, cannot read or right, cannot talk, cannot really think and has the mental capability of a baby (a baby before he/she can speak). I am not exaggerating the baby part.
I'm not blaming the whole medical field or the whole hospital itself, but I am blaming the ER management of that specific day.
5:27 this makes me smile because my grandfather had polio as a child and was lucky enough to have survived with only minor permanent disabilities (multiple back surgeries, unable to get up from the ground, requires either a crutch or a cane and a leg brace to be able to do anything) he now spends his days outside on his knees all day gardening making his house beautiful for my amazing grandmother who has chosen to forgo retirement to support the two of them by herself. This story sounds sad right? so why does it make me smile? because my grandfather looks at statistics like this and says with a smile "the vaccine came to late for me, but thanks to god and the amazing doctors nurses and researchers no child will ever have to go through what i went through ever again." He also makes it a point to remind people that there are less wealthy countries out there still struggling with polio and other horrible diseases, so we should be forever grateful to have access to these and that anyone who talks bad about vaccines is just showing how cold heartless and selfish they are.
Once, at a nursing home, my mom who worked there dressed up along side 2 others as the chipmunks from Alvin and the Chipmunks. She has good planning when it comes to Halloween costumes.
Our vet does this too (1:40) and it is truly one of the kindest, gentlest things a vet can do. The candle has been lit for two of our dogs and I cannot tell you how comforting it was.
I’m curious why a vet would retire after only 10 years? On an aside, Hands down my biggest regret in life is not becoming one.
I was planning to be a veterinarian but decided against it since I wouldn't be able to handle putting animals to sleep, so I decided to become a teacher instead.
VERY stressful job. I've worked in the pet field for 15 years (nutritionist, vet assistant, kennel tech, pet bather, and bird/small animal care-taker), including volunteering with animal rescues. As much as you love caring for the animals, it will eventually wear you down with as many as you have to say good-bye to, no matter the reasons. It got to where I just emotionally can not do it anymore.
@@silverskyranch Yeah, and since I had pets all my life, all ranging from dogs and cats to birds and chickens, I thought I would end up working in a job working with animals but alas, I didn't.
@@silverskyranch I had a vet who 'retired' after less than 10 years, not because of anything he had done wrong, but because seeing the people in our area, who are largely animal lovers, break down over and over as he had to put pets down, just broke him.
He was extremely apologetic about it, and many of us understood. I actually went and talked to him, and told him that he had no reason to feel guilty about it.
I work in healthcare for humans, and my original specialty was Trauma Med. But after seeing so many people die, usually because of drunk drivers, or other idiocy, it started to break me down. So i went to Palliative Care, thinking 'these people are sick and dying, but most of them are adults, who have lived full lives'. but then i had to watch people die alone, with their family only coming in AFTER to fight over who got what, and that just broke me more.
Now i work in Psychiatry, as an NP, specializing in Trauma disorders, like PTSD and its already starting to wear me down.
I graduated from college as an RN in 2012. And im thinking of taking an unskilled job, because my mental health is going down the drain.
Veterinarians regret becoming one.
The monster spray is no joke. My therapist got used to hearing about my much younger brother’s issues in tandem with mine, and because he wasn’t sleeping in his room alone, she recommended he and my mom pick out the grossest, most potent essential oils and put it in a spray bottle fan thing with water. He started sleeping on his own.
The 'é' in Ratoncito Pérez is just nonexist 😂
4:44 this cutie kitty looks just like my old cat he has the same lil socks in his paws and the blotch on his face
6:55 The fish tank/dog house I've seen done in the Animal Plant show on the fish tank company that can do any shape fish tank for order (I think it call 'Tanked' or something like it).
That's neat. When I saw it, it brought back memories of a clothing store in my hometown, it had an aquarium made from an antique TV.
3:36 I actually came home from the hospital in a stocking. I think my mom still has it somewhere
This reaffirm my decision to become a vet
Since my budgerigar died about 6 years ago (yes it still hurts. Budgies are just as lovable as any other pet be it dogs, cats, or parrots. Since it's apparently quite common for people to think "it's just a bird"; do NOT underestimate the bond between owner and animal) seeing that small and simple gesture in that vet store with the candle to tell when somebody is seeing goodbye to their pet almost brings tears to my eyes.
Also my current budgie (not as talkative, but can imitate whistles and other sounds very well instead and is very playful) got sick once, and I got really worried since he doesn't like it when you pet him with your finger (anything else is ok; pocket knife (without the knife out), enveloppe, phones, pens...), but that time he enjoyed it and didn't even tried to move away. So that same evening I took him to the vet, and the first thing he said was something like "what a beautiful and sweet budgie". If interested: he didn't have any suspicions it might be serious (likely "overgrowth of bacteria in water"), so he gave an anti-inflammatory and within 2 days he was back to his goofy normal self.
My dog barks at people when she is scared. Never bites, just barks.
Took her to a dog daycare before I went on vacation, and they put a muzzle on her assuming she was dangerous.
The vet took the muzzle off knowing she was not.
This is something that has stuck with me.
My vet discharged my terminal guinea pig with the instructions of "extra love and cuddles". It helped lift what was a very low mood.
'Ridiculously handsome' also applies to the vet at 3:55
Shoutout to the surgeon who put an eyepatch on my teddy when I had my eye surgery as a kiddo
The candle one is making me cry.
I was in a BAD WRECK ICU 5day coma crushed leg rebuilt with steel.
I was out of coma. The nurse installed a pic line in my left arm. Sometime in the early morning an orderly came in
Grabbed my broke leg by the ankle said I've gotta take some blood. I started Screening in pain. The nice nurse came running in cussed the idiot out but good.
That was what the pic line is for the nice nurse told her. My leg hurts just thinking about it 21 yrs later.
2:18 is no one curious about why the dog left the vet with a taco costume?
It was likely because it was spayed or had some sort of procedure done and the clothing was to prevent the dog licking it and hurting themselves. My friend has a cat that's had to wear clothes to prevent it too and she also bought costumes for those times. It's not good to dress your pets, but, when it's needed, it doesn't hurt to have some cute or funny for the ocasion
@@Oxytail My friend's vet put her kitty in a onesie after her spay surgery.
@@Oxytail Why isn't it good to dress your pets? I'm not planning to do it, but why?
0:48.. unless they totally underestimate the situation and leave you sitting there without any pain meds. Decide to bring you to sleep because that would probably be “easier “.. rush out to your parents with a 😳😱😱 look on their face. Yes a giant hook was smashed into my eye, barely missed my brain. From the outside it looked like a black eye… just great 🤣 I am ok now ,only lost my left eye.
:0 you almost effing DIED
At least you survived to tell the tale XD
How DID you get a hook stuck into your eye tho
Ouch! Yeah, it does happen. Unfortunately there are a lot of people who either freak out at any injuries/illness, or are just very self centered. Puts those who are in serious, but less obvious trouble at risk.
I know a woman who took her baby to the ER when he was very sick, had a cough, and was slightly blue. Unfortunately the mother was young, and the baby was in a blue coat with the hood on, so his colour didn't look as too bad next to it. She tried several times to get someone to take a look at him, but the nurses/doctors would barely look. Must have assmed she was overreacting to her baby having a cold. After more that half an hour, a nurse finally went into the waiting room, fed up of being bothered, and told her to take his hood off, so she could get a better look. As soon as it was off, she rushed them to a doctor, pulling him away from another patient. Thankfully there was no brain damage,
The hook was attached to a robe so it was kind of catapulted into my eye but didn’t stay in there. Destroyed everything in its path though. Very happy that they were able to fix it as well as they did. I was sort of disappointed in the beginning. The eye surgeon said “ don’t worry you’ll get a prosthetic eye and nobody will notice” … wrong. Everybody who got the nerve to ask, asks what happened or what is wrong with it . But the eye surgeon did a very good job , there are some scars alongside my nose and above my eye. I sometimes have a phase that I’m like “ I ll just wear an eye patch and be like a pirate 🤣” . If you look at my profile picture you notice I slightly tilt my head , that makes it less noticeable. But again, very grateful nothing worse happened and the surgeon did a wonderful job 🙏🏻
8:00 Been suggesting that to dentists for years. Now, some have tvs up there. Others have “Music preference” on their medical information forms so they can relax their patients, voice controlled speakers are great for this.
wonderful quiet chuckles.
I lost my cat suddenly, in the middle of a school day. I had to go to the office and my mom picked me up. Apparently he died of suffocation because of something in his lungs, and I don’t like to think about it. Anyways, they let me stay in the room with his body and say my final goodbyes. A week later I receive a little box of his ashes and, something that made me very happy. They took the time to put his paw print on a piece of clay.
I still love so much you Bubba, and wherever you are now, I hope you’re doing well.
This is pure gold, and honestly is so sweet, it made my day. 💖
Perfect! 🥰
5:58 wait- you get a lolly pop? I just sit there for 5 minutes and then go home.
Great video to start my day❣Tks HappyLand
Thanks for this! It made my day better.😊
Glad to see that cats don’t get offended from being fat-shamed by their vets
3:04 i have this sign in my school too.
But lol. I was thinking like-
"Do those teachers think we are some animal/dogs?"
I-
5:05 love this doctor
Me too. I was sick with just a cold. My employer wanted me to get a doctor's note for that day. I called for an appointment, which was 5 days out. Of course I would be better before that appointment. I told my employer if they really wanted a note next week, I'll keep that appointment. But, I would need to miss another day at work. Not get paid. Pay my Co pay to get a note for a cold? Fyi. I didn't have to get that note. I rarely call out.
These are so sweet and heart warming
2:58 - O_O Wow .. that is hilarious! XD
Still remembering when my man had a cardiac arrest and ended up at North Memorial Hospital, Robinsdale, MN. The specialist who came in for him had a suit made from vivid fabric that looked like it was full of patches. The doctor also wore a Star Trek pin upside down.
My dad and step-mom had to put their dog down recently. The vet made a house call so she could be at home and comfortable. ❤️
This literally makes me tear up, this video makes me feel SO MUCH MORE comfortable during doctor's office visits. (I often have anxiety attacks when at the doctor's office because I've been sick since June and I've been having to go A LOT and it really stresses me out...)
I knew the the tooth fairy was a mouse bc I'm Mexican 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
I’m gonna be a doctor one day and i’ll def have these things in my office 😎
this is hilarious. I’m in a car stuck in traffic (south Carolina), and I’ve been watching these for 1 hour straight. Thanks
I love that most of them are animals :)
Well that was very heartwarming
for the candle one at 1:43, the vet place i go to also has that. unfortunately, it was closed when my dog died, so we had to go somewhere else when he was put down- so they never lit the candle. i’ve never seen it lit before, so i guess that’s a good thing!
Took my dad's cat to the vet for shots , an open abscess to be looked at since it happened at the time & mom threw in getting him neutered because she was through with him spraying in the house. He's a shy cat, behaved well while being handled by strangers,
it's winter so I always leave the house with at least a light jacket, so I put my jacket over part of the cage for him to have a slight hiding space with a familiar scent while we waited for the doctor.
all are good but this video was one I really needed. thanks
0:45 I love this, so much.
3:38 oh my goodness that is adorable 😍😭😍
3:04 I can hear the Karen’s screaming “ that’s animal abuse “ from here
Awwwwwwww
I was awwing the whole time.. This made my day..Thank youuu🥺❤
"hey nice cane"
"thanks, it's my hip"
Random guy: "Canes aren't hip!"
The guy with his hip as a cane: "Well actually..."
Not trying to make a big deal, but this is one of the few things that make me smile, thanks for making my day, or night I suppose.
1:56 i've seen mugs like these with different degrees. The funniest one is for IT degree. It says "Don't confuse your Google search with MY Google search".
One of the worst things about being grown up is that nobody paints an MRI machine to look like a submarine for you anymore.
When I was in hospital for dental surgery, I asked if I could hold on to my little stuff cat I'd brought till the last minute. I woke up hours later and there was my kitty on the hospital bed to greet me. Even adults need help from a stuffie sometimes.
The candle is used in vets I have seen too.
Vet: I am afraid to say your cat is Charlie size
Person: But my cat's name is Mo-
Vet: Shhh its okay.
The one about someone asking to fix their teddy bear before being put to sleep was heart wrenching… bruh they were gonna die and they still asked for their stuffed animal to be fixed
Don't worry, they mean the kid got general anesthesia for surgery; they woke up to see their teddy bear was fixed.
@@GuineaPig361 :D
0:00 That is true, I’m Spanish myself love to see that!
5:25 and 7:04. I cried.
7:47
Anybody else realize the toilet says 'EBOWLA'??
Both an illness joke AND a 'bowl' joke.
haha......
Bruh its meant to say
"pee in the bowl and not on the seat thank you"
me: jeez this is going so fast i don’t have time to read all of it
me: *realizes i still have it set to 2x playback speed from the RyanComedy video i just watched*
A couple of words: I. AM. A. PET. LOVER.
OH. MY. GOD. my mom works at a veterinary clinic here and someone brought in a “stool sample” last week. It was a tiny stool in a jar
That doctor's note at 5:04 is everything omg
This is why I want to be a vet, also because I love animals, who doesn’t?
I almost cried at the candle one, I understand that pain
Great video! Great Channel 👍 👌 👍
Some of this is *SAD LAND*
2:24 aw that's sweet, like pretty much everything else in this video, but this made me smile
The first one reminds me of something similar at the Nashville library.