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The Great Dane 😅 EXACTLY how my boy feels. %100 lol

Hobbit comments are spot on!!! My friend's BFF PETS - dogs and cat plus complicit parrot, a deviously demonic 'one brain' combo not only combine the best of their skills for EVERYTHING, but for "second" and other breakfasts/meals - the cat would knock the bowl over and dogs (one is a Frenchie rescue and other a "bledsicle")! It's great high-end top quality $$$$$$ kibble without additives or GMOs. THEY would hide contents by pushing with noses - under couch, under area rugs, behind plants, etc and (with paws and cat used tail to help retrieve!) (?!🎉) AND cry to the Dad when he was in the kitxhen, away from Mom and "bonus human (Pet Dad rushing to leave for work) would fill the bowl and leave for work, angry with neglectful Mom who 'overslept'and didn't feed their children.. They woyud not feast until BOTH parents were gone! [She figured it out after setting up a camera where one of her culprits (CATTO) DIDN'T find itand knock it over and the dog would bite through it. ]

Are you the vetster????

Super creative with your skits!! Love this😅

As the owner of a Staffy this is dead accurate. My dog is so sensitive. He looks like a tough dog, all muscle and a big head, but he's such a baby. He hates it when he's in trouble. He literally runs away and sulks if you say his name in a stern tone and he is so loving when I'm sad. It really seems like he wants to comfort me. He's just such a sweet, sensitive boy.

Its like you live inside their head...😅

Got it. Will speak very slowly from now on.

No no no to all questions you're giving your dog anxiety if you're anxious try not to be and he'll be fine !🙄🤷‍♂️🤧

Woof🐕‍🦺

“When did it start???” When he was born 😭 I’ve had so many people blame groomers on their cocker spaniels ear issues bc “they got water in their ear” It doesn’t just HAPPEN…. They have shitty ears, and they’re so heavy that they get so hot and moisture builds up and they’re just prone to them.. Water doesn’t help, but it doesn’t happen immediately after a trip to the groomer. One woman was talking about how her dog gets them so often and without seeing the dog I said some breeds are prone to them, like cocker spaniels and she goes “oh! Bailey is a cockapoo!” 🤦‍♂️ there’s your answer…

More pup cups for Bandit!

Ah stolen content 👍

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False advertisement: I ensured that I checked and confirmed the possibility of obtaining a prescription for my pets' anxiety through this service. However, the Dr. informed me that it's illegal to issue such prescriptions. She suggested an over-the-counter alternative called Composure Pro, that I plan to try, though I strongly prefer a prescription medication over a holistic remedy. Now, I'll need to either make the 40-minute drive to my current vet or find a new vet closer to my new residence. I feel misled and as a result, I won't continue to use or recommend this service in the future.

Love your videos!! The Staffie would have said, What?? I have a family to look out for?! What about my (human) kids? I am responsible for them! How did this happen? Do I need a note for school? LOL! Great breed!

Am I the only one who noticed that he was using blue nail polish?

"Get a vet in your pocket" 💯👍🐈

Oh yes my mom's cats suffer from obesity. I'll share this video with her :)

Love having a vet at my fingertips! Saves me the headache of stressing my cat at the vet... thanks Vetster!

This is an ad? 😂😂😂😂

Your videos are awesome.

This is my favorite video on this channel. Love it!

I had a bug infestation last year. Good tips.

My LGD would love Vetster! The Vet and that humiliating thermometer would be a safe distance away!

Finally a Staffie video!!! ❤❤❤

I checked the comments just to see the posts from Cocker Spaniel owners...

I swear my golden retriever is like this, she eats paper towel. I'm like wth.

No.... we don't have 2 breakfasts.... we have 3

Vet: so need to lay off the treats Molly the sharpei: you said treats!!!!!!

Ok. You now HAVE to do all the other breeds - very funny.

Again, not me😂😂😂😂

I recently paid $110 for a consultation for my dog, Blake, who was (and still is) in terrible pain. Unfortunately, after four days and a significant expenditure, I'm left feeling frustrated and without a solution. The only reason I opted for this consultation was due pure desperation and to the lack of emergency services in my area. I must clarify I chose a vet that is licensed in my stated (after reading the terrible reviews about the prescription issues previous clients have had). To my dismay, the prescribed medication to alleviate Blake's pain posed regulatory issues. It turns out the medication required special FDA authorization, which the vet providing the consultation lacked in my state, despite having a license to practice in KY. While I understand the importance of medication regulations, I expected Vetster to ensure compliance before offering such services. What do you think clients are coming here for? Healthy pets? Sick pets usually require meds. My experience has left me feeling SCAMMED and questioning the effectiveness, ethics and purpose of Vetster's service. Instead of prioritizing payment, there should be a focus on ensuring the effectiveness of the provided services. This could involve implementing measures to guarantee that prescribed treatments are suitable and compliant with FDA regulations. To sum things up: This situation is absolutely ridiculous! Do NOT recommend. Seems like a another way to scam people out of money in a legal way.

I recently paid $110 for a consultation for my dog, Blake, who was (and still is) in terrible pain. Unfortunately, after four days and a significant expenditure, I'm left feeling frustrated and without a solution. The only reason I opted for this consultation was due pure desperation and to the lack of emergency services in my area. I must clarify I chose a vet that is licensed in my stated (after reading the terrible reviews about the prescription issues previous clients have had). To my dismay, the prescribed medication to alleviate Blake's pain posed regulatory issues. It turns out the medication required special FDA authorization, which the vet providing the consultation lacked in my state, despite having a license to practice in KY. While I understand the importance of medication regulations, I expected Vetster to ensure compliance before offering such services. What do you think clients are coming here for? Healthy pets? Sick pets usually require meds. My experience has left me feeling SCAMMED and questioning the effectiveness, ethics and purpose of Vetster's service. Instead of prioritizing payment, there should be a focus on ensuring the effectiveness of the provided services. This could involve implementing measures to guarantee that prescribed treatments are suitable and compliant with FDA regulations. To sum things up: This situation is absolutely ridiculous! Do NOT recommend. Seems like a another way to scam people out of money in a legal way.

I recently paid $110 for a consultation for my dog, Blake, who was (and still is) in terrible pain. Unfortunately, after four days and a significant expenditure, I'm left feeling frustrated and without a solution. The only reason I opted for this consultation was due pure desperation and to the lack of emergency services in my area. I must clarify I chose a vet that is licensed in my stated (after reading the terrible reviews about the prescription issues previous clients have had). To my dismay, the prescribed medication to alleviate Blake's pain posed regulatory issues. It turns out the medication required special FDA authorization, which the vet providing the consultation lacked in my state, despite having a license to practice in KY. While I understand the importance of medication regulations, I expected Vetster to ensure compliance before offering such services. What do you think clients are coming here for? Healthy pets? Sick pets usually require meds. My experience has left me feeling SCAMMED and questioning the effectiveness, ethics and purpose of Vetster's service. Instead of prioritizing payment, there should be a focus on ensuring the effectiveness of the provided services. This could involve implementing measures to guarantee that prescribed treatments are suitable and compliant with FDA regulations. To sum things up: This situation is absolutely ridiculous! Do NOT recommend. Seems like a another way to scam people out of money in a legal way.

I recently paid $110 for a consultation for my dog, Blake, who was (and still is) in terrible pain. Unfortunately, after four days and a significant expenditure, I'm left feeling frustrated and without a solution. The only reason I opted for this consultation was due pure desperation and to the lack of emergency services in my area. I must clarify I chose a vet that is licensed in my stated (after reading the terrible reviews about the prescription issues previous clients have had). To my dismay, the prescribed medication to alleviate Blake's pain posed regulatory issues. It turns out the medication required special FDA authorization, which the vet providing the consultation lacked in my state, despite having a license to practice in KY. While I understand the importance of medication regulations, I expected Vetster to ensure compliance before offering such services. What do you think clients are coming here for? Healthy pets? Sick pets usually require meds. My experience has left me feeling SCAMMED and questioning the effectiveness, ethics and purpose of Vetster's service. Instead of prioritizing payment, there should be a focus on ensuring the effectiveness of the provided services. This could involve implementing measures to guarantee that prescribed treatments are suitable and compliant with FDA regulations. To sum things up: This situation is absolutely ridiculous! Do NOT recommend. Seems like a another way to scam people out of money in a legal way.

Amazing service and company to work for! 🙂

did you just tell Jonny "do your thing", or did you want to include certain moments? it's good to see him finally getting paid for his very specific and widely appreciated talent.

Such a great video about telemedicine! For sure the future as the population explodes

Blood in your dogs poop? ruclips.net/video/5eO8XkmBj8E/видео.html

Saving this. Thank you

My dog used to vomit in the car when he was younger, I did't realize they grow out of that! Thanks ❤

Interesting! My dog has never eaten poop but I know others who's have. Was always curious, thanks for the content 🤯

Can we get Vetster in the Isle of Man? I’ll check

As a former vet tech 💯 accurate

My Labrador girl would be like: "Before we even start, where's the Treat Dispenser button on the screen? I always get treats at the vet. No treats, no treatment." (stern look) 😂

This is good info. I will certainly check this out. Is there a code I need so you get rewarded for the referral?

I swear I'm crushing so hard on this guy😂

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Simply because of this man, I'm trying out Vester! And I have a cat lol. But this man is GOLD!

Funny guy