Chris: "just gotta get in there and get all the mucus out of the mouth" *shoves hand into the calf's mouth* Also chris: hello welcome *gulp* welcome to the world
A lot of groomers pay zero attention to the ears and get water in them that end up in an infection. So don't go thinking that a groomer has the answer because i've seen for myself that they are useless. Every pet owner should check their dog's ears on the regular and be on it straight away. Do NOT get water in your dog's ears. Those owner's don't deserve a pet.
@@lillic8522 Was going to say the same thing. Hot water sets in the color. Also good advice for ladies for their monthly visits. And people with kids prone to nosebleeds.
I'd like to add that you can also use peroxide to spot clean blood as well. Obviously this job would be a bit to much but a few drops from a nose bleed or small cut... peroxide will lift it if you have it handy and use it quickly.
I do understand that it's completely necessary that they do things the way they do on a working farm but it really was heartbreaking watching the mother being taken without any time spent with her baby right back to work in the milking Barn and seeing the sweet little calf that so needed the comfort of its mother off to the nursery to take her first step on her own. I'm glad Chris was there to welcome the baby into the world.
I thought the same thing-- you would think they'd allow them a bit of time together. The mum cow is probably a bit confused and sad, wondering where her wee calf went. >
There are dairies that leave the calves with the mothers for a few weeks. I don't think the rest of them would be stressed financially if they did that, too...
@@astrid6496 no its all about money. They don't want to take a cut in finances if they allow the mon to stay with the baby for a while. It's a shame humans can be so cold.
Helping a cow give birth, bare handed and all. You could see she was thankful when she came over to lick the baby clean. Animals understand everything and these vets are true heroes.
@@RollerSCoaster17 bare hands are better than gloves from experience. Gloves get sweaty and full of condensation in seconds , which leads to having zero grip when pulling. Feels a bit gross on your hands afterwards but it's really rewarding
While most animals have an easier time than humans with the birthing process, it still comes as a wonderful relief once their baby is born, and a flood of hormones fill them with that key instinctive bond in those first moments once the baby is born. That moment is the key period of time needed, and their bond is made. It may be a year or two before they see one another again, but momma will know her baby instantly.
Poor Rocket! Really felt for him. I didn't realize that swallowing dough would also cause alcohol poisoning. That vet truly saved his life. Good on prompt owners!
I couldn't even LOOK at that footage! Had to open another tab and wait for his segment to be over! I can't stand looking at clusters of warts or pustules or the like. 🤢 🤮 just makes my skin crawl
I can't believe how LONG people leave their animals before seeking help. That dog with the ear infections, especially - have those people never had an ear infection to know how uncomfortable that is?? Weeks with that misery?! And the dog with the mouth warts... wouldn't you seek medication for him after seeing the first one? Or was she just not even looking? My mind boggles. And these vets - never letting a look of incredulity cross their faces in front of their clients - they are truly admirable.
@JRockyRoad 40 Not where I live, also tf? "You can't afford the vet you can't afford the pet"? I can afford my dog's everyday needs just fine, but when suddenly he got sick somewhere around December I had to wait for few days to get money for the vet It's a sudden expense not everyone can afford it right away, some have to wait a few days It's like saying that people in USA who don't take their kids do the doctor right away shouldn't even have them because if they can't afford doc and meds they can't afford the kids You don't know what financial situation some people might be going through, some, like me, can afford good quality dog food and etc just fine but when I have to pay 120PLN for a recommended medication shot, I can't say straight away "Yeah sure" because I need to discuss it with the rest of my family if we can do that right now Don't turn owning a pet into a privilege many people can't afford
@@vimoru just have a regular vet for your pet and when they get sick ask for them to wait or pay it montly it's not that hard. Even I can afford my vet bills and I'm a student.
I don't know how these fantastic vets can work their magic on these poor animals and not knock some sense into some of the pet owners. They really are miracle workers in a way. They provide compassion and empathy for animals, then have to teach the pet owners how to be proper pet owners!
Why do people get dogs that need to be groomed and then not take them to a groomer? The ear infection would have been found long before it got this bad
Yup. If people don’t know about the high maintenance, especially grooming, then they should consider a different species, or animal. If they do, that’s terrible! I understand if it’s hard to find a groomer, but it’s worth it! If not, you dog could end up like that poor puppo! Especially if they knew about it, it makes it worse. Now if they didn’t know it wasn’t normal, or that a groomer could fix it, it’s understandable but still.
Exactly!!! I quite enjoy grooming my goldendoodle ! You HAVE to be willing either take them to get groomed or do it yourself. People need to educate themselves on their dogs breed!
It was an interesting case for sure! I didn’t know that dogs could get warts like that. When I first saw it I wondered if it was maybe a severe fungal infection. These vet shows are always so informative!
I love that Chris is so comfortable and confident with large farm animals. His practice sees many more of the smaller variety but it's obvious that he has no hesitation when it comes to the large ones as well. Definitely has to be a result of his previous experience. You can tell he cares to which is also important. Just another reason to love watching Bondi Vet.
I hope his owner realizes she shouldn't leave stuff out for him to get. She said he's eaten everything, you'd think they would "baby proof" the house. If she would have put him away while she was baking or not have left it out, tpoor rocket wouldn't have to go though this.
Winston should be on a lead or she will lose him. Not all dogs are confident around ‘unlead’ dogs. Owners say ‘but he’s a good boy’ it’s not about your dog Mrs, it’s about being considerate to other people and dogs. Real pet peeve of mine.
Mine too, not only the points you mentioned, but if something were to spook the dog, he could easily bolt in any direction, including into traffic. Completely irresponsible.
You can tell how much Lulu’s mom loves her, I’m so glad she’s not sneezing anymore!! I wish a lifetime of love and happiness for every animal featured ❤️
I don't think Hendrix's parents have ever taken him for grooming either. He wouldn't have so much hair in his ears and the groomer would have set them straight about his ears being infected. Clueless!
A lot of the owners on this show are damned irresponsible to be sure. Dog not on lead, dog not groomed and warts not sorted for 6 weeks! I promise not all Brit dog owners are this irresponsible. Winston and Hendrix owners get right on my wick!
Ehhhhhh my mum's bichon cross got two double ear infections from two different groomers' ignorance... they're not all very knowledgeable, in fact there is no training or qualification to be a dog groomer.
as others have said, not all groomers are good. yes some are great and make sure they do everything they can for the dog, but some will neglect the ears, etc. one of the youtubers I watch is a groomer, and has said people have brought their dogs to her because the last groomer didn't do something.
@@TiggiTheWillful even with that I'm sure they were just saying that you don't need a qualification to be a dog groomer as most places offered the necessary training and information you need so that NVQ is more than likely an optional thing
🇨🇦 😥 Happy tears! Watching this gave me goose bumps. This vet didn't hesitate to do exactly what he needed to do, to help this delivery and to help the Momma. He seems to be a natural at his job and he does it so well! Great job Doc. 👍
I had a labradoodle named Lulu. She was my mother and I’s rock when times were hard. I just wish I was able to say goodbye to her in her last moments. Seeing this Lulu and her owner together couldn’t help but remind me of my long gone friend. I can only hope she’s in a better place.
So happy Lulu got better. It certainly was a good teaching opportunity for Hendrix's owners to learn what a normal ear looks like and not to wait to seek treatment for severe symptoms.
I rescued an Australian cattle dog mix [Texas] ....she was pregnant.....loved her babies & misses them still......she mothers my Rhodesian Ridgeback [big floppy ears] & 'alerts ' on them if an infection is in the works....i treat it right away.....she is reliable as a culture.....
47:50 I have a dog who also has tendency to get his ears infected if you don't take care of them properly. We make sure his ears are clear of fur so there's proper ventilation, which does wonders for prevention. He only had one mild ear infection when he was a 2-year-old, but now at 11 he hasn't had one since
Hendrix: curly haired dogs typically need grooming and ears "plucked" to avoid this. But if owners let their dogs into wet environments and don't check ears, this is what you get.
My absolute favourite time of year as a vet is calfing, foaling and lambing seasons. After all these years, I'm still an absolute ball of mush with all those babies stumbling about.
Hi I'm hoping to get into veterinary medicine and become a vet surgeon. As a qualified vet can we treat both large and small animals? Or can we only treat large animals if we choose to specialise in large animal practice? Thank you.
My dogs HATE it, but we clean and wash their ears regularly to make sure their ears don’t get bad. They still get ear infections from time to time, their breed is prone to it, but cleaning them regularly is so easy and SO helpful!
I'm so glad Lulu's case was an easy fix. My pup started having sneezing fits and I dismissed it as allergies from recently moving to a new place. A year later she was still having the fits and reverse sneezing and her belly was growing but she wasn't getting "fat." Finally took her in, it was cancer and it had spread throughout her whole body :( I kick myself for not bringing her in sooner but the vet promises me it had been there for likely almost her whole life (10 years) and bringing her in even 1 year earlier wouldn't have changed the outcome. So glad this wasn't Lulu's outcome.
@@sipi2009 honestly... even if it was untreatable in this case, how does one dismiss sneezing for a *whole* year plus other symptoms as "moving allergies"
a similar thing happened to us. our cat was gagging/wheezing, and we thought he was just bringing up fur balls and sounded a bit funky, but nothing overly weird tho. but it kept going and our other cat seemed almost worried as well. eventually, after about a month or two, we took him to get an x ray (later than i would’ve liked, but other people made that decision), and we found one lung fully white (they’re meant to be black) and the other beginning to be consumed by the same thing. we don’t know what it was, the vets thought it was bad asthma but treatment did nothing. then one night, only a couple after the asthma diagnosis it got incredibly bad, he couldn’t walk, uneven pupils etc, and we had to put him down. i don’t think anyone forgave themselves for letting him go unnoticed for that long. he was only four as well :(
nah how tf did you pass off sneezing fits for a whole year as allergies, that’s just called being a neglectful owner. like even if it was allergies wouldn’t you want to now what your dog was allergic too so you don’t force them to suffer??? even if it didn’t change the outcome, you should have done something. I hope you don’t get another dog again, or at least you open up your eyes and stop ignoring your dog.
The birth, fantastic! Very moving and emotional, (steering around the cow puns). The dairy farm was a baptism of fire, but altogether necessary to understand by feel what's there. The dairy farm was a marathon, because of the hundreds of animals. The most surprising was the huge amount of dough that dog had eaten, would never have survived without quick action. Thank You, Bondi vets! TTFN.
bulldogs and other brachycephalic dogs love anesthesia because having the breathing tube is one of the few moments in life they can actually breathe easily
Uhm no they don't, not sure if you've ever had tubes down yourself or your dogs throat but for about two weeks after that they often get a bad cough as their through can get scratched up pretty roughly from the equipment, also anesthesia puts brachycephalic breeds at higher risk than other breeds for dying on the table. The short muzzle is not always the cause for worse breathing the biggest issue is Over breeding
I love this show so much!! Being an animal lover of all kinds it's very satisfying to see them get the care they need. Animal parents are always so sweet.
Owners are often anxious about taking their animals to the vet and bad breath could just be associated with plaque buildup on the teeth. 6 weeks is a long time but it’s not the worst thing I’ve seen, even in the last month
@@benjaminshiffman8734 I am sorry, you think, it's not that bad what you have seen in the last month, I was shocked and the vet too , terrible !!! She as the owner didn't take her duty very earnest !
Poor little Winston bless his little heart hopefully he will feel so much better now, god bless the little baby calf and love and blessings to Scott Chris and team 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
Oh Lord, that is so trying to have a calf stuck and it can't come out, thank you so much for being very on the ball and saving that little life and the Mother too, Excellent work...
I can't with Henrix' owners like they only bring him to the vet when his condition keeps him up at night but not before even though they realized that he wasn't alright?????????
I found a teeny bump in my dogs mouth a few millimeters in size today and I am getting her in to the vet TOMORROW. I check her over everywhere every couple of days. And I would never, ever wait that long to get my dog in with a problem that bad. I can’t speculate about the owners, but I feel awful for him.That poor baby! How did they not see it?
To anyone wondering why the calf was taken away from mom so soon, it really is more for the benefit of mom and calf than you think it is. Beef calves usually stay with mom until about 6 months of age, then they're usually sent to a feedlot to be fattened up and then sent away to be made into beef. Dairy cattle live way different though. Farmers originally let calves stay with the mom after it was born, but a lot of calves got sick and died because the mom wasn't taking care of it properly, the calf would ingest the moms feces, and some didn't even produce the colostrum needed for the calf to grow strong and healthy. Moms even got anxious and would often trample the young calf and kill it, or the other adult cows would. Because of the farmers learning this, over the years we have separated dairy cattle from their babies both for the health of mom and calf and just took care of them ourselves and bottle-reared them. It varies from farm to farm, but most usually allow mother and calf to spend some time for the mom to lick it off and stimulate it to get moving around. As for the mom being confused, initially, yes because of hormones. But once those hormones subside and mom gets back into her own routine, she completely forgets about the calf and doesn't miss it at all. It depends on the cow, but usually it is all hormones. We have to stop forcing our human emotions and beliefs on these animals, because that isn't always how it works. Trust that these farmers know what they are doing, and that most of the time they do it for the better of the animal and whatever babies they deliver.
@@waitwhatdidimiss65 And if we stopped producing milk, you'd wine about that too. Maybe stop being a baby that whines and gets offended for ANIMALS. I'm pretty sure milking a cow doesn't harm it so I don't see your problem. Oh wait, your problem is that you're a baby that needs attention
What a load of crap that calf needs to be with it’s mother drinking her milk the milk is for the baby calf every other animal drinks it’s mothers milk calves are no different
Dude don't get me wrong, I still eat beef (lactose intolerant though) but like, the issues of babies eating fecal material or getting trampled wouldn't be happening in wild populations to the same degree. The problems you state are still very much caused by the farming industry
We have a problem with my dogs kind of similar to that. One of my dogs, to show affection to his brother licks his ears, as a result my other dog tends to get ear infections from the moisture he leaves. If we catch him, we stop him and dry it, but obviously we can’t catch him every time. The vet said it is definitely a sign of affection but it can be harmful because the moisture. So we have to wash my other dog’s ears pretty regularly to make sure no infection is getting in there.
Puppies are like small children. They both require a watchful eye since they both tend to explore their worlds by putting things in their mouths and too often swallowing things that aren't good for them.
The dogs lips were covering the problem she only noticed when she pulled the lips back and probably only realized just then there was a problem for a vet and not just bad habits
There aren't enough vets. Often, vets are booked out for weeks and weeks, sometimes even months, and it might be your only option. ...honestly, I wish I could go to vet school so that I could help even a little bit, but I'm not intelligent enough sadly.
It is dangerous, and animals need to be kept out of areas where food is prepped. I don't let any of my cats or dogs in the kitchen when I'm cooking. We have a large outside run, and I put them all out there and put in the plastic so they can't come back through the doggie door. They don't come back in till our mealtime is finished. I'm sure training would help, but if something is irresistible, they'll go for it. (Jan Griffiths).
@@douglasgriffiths3534 training is not something they are doing with that dog, he’s jumping up on her and the kids both young enough he can knock them over which might be why the boy held back while dog was greeting mom and his sister; who also back off after dog jumped on her; and that’s with mother (trying) to hold dog down from jumping all over her. Excited to see family only counts for so much: that ‘puppy’ (one year old should be trained better at least minimum of Down to protect kids) was totally untrained and mother looked someone trying to ride a bull … and losing.
It always amazes me when I hear owners say their dogs have eaten furniture. I’ve never had dogs eat my furniture or walls or doors or siding. I caught my Anna as a young puppy try to chew the coffee table but I caught her away and told her “no” “leave it” and sprayed with bitter yuck and never again. I think destruction like that is a bored dog or a dog with anxiety of some sort. My girls will steal underwear and socks though lol as gross as it sounds with underwear. They steal them out of the laundry baskets so I spray with a bitter yuck to mask my smell to keep them out of it. But they don’t chew anything else of clothes, no furniture or house bones of walls and stuff. They have plenty of toys and chews, spring poles, cardboard (they love playing and destroying cardboard, so I give them some of their own to play with), a swimming pool in the warmer months, they dig holes, play with each other all day between naps.
As an owner of a boxer and a saint bernard... Hendrix's case is mighty infuriating. 🤦🏻♀️ I can't believe they let it get so bad without thinking long before this visit, you know, maybe we should get him into a vet.
I feel the same. Even first time dog owners should do research before getting a dog. Especially a doodle with such large shaggy ears. I can't imagine how it felt and how to not even have it pop into your mind that this could be an infection
I feel the same. Even first time dog owners should do research before getting a dog. Especially a doodle with such large shaggy ears. I can't imagine how it felt and how to not even have it pop into your mind that this could be an infection
With that dog breed they have so many folds of skin around his mouth she did do something when she noticed the foul smell and then don't know why she might have waited because when she thought that he had bad breath and it would go away but the point is she hot him there in time to save his life
With the issues going usually with his breed he may still be in danger. Anyone heared his grunting and snoring? Can be because of the swelling from the surgery, but French bulldogs with short snouts like Winstons are generally serious danger of respiratory issues and overheating/Suffocation. Comes with the breed, same for Pugs and english Bulldogs. My vet is raging frequently about this irresponsible breeding, even within the kennel clubs. Hopefully little Winston wont have to see a vet because of this Problems one day
I have to admit as a once surgical tech I freaked out that there wasn't suction for the smoke when they started the wart removal. I then looked it up & read that it's species specific so can't be transferred from dog to human. There was very strict rules around wart removal through cautery because a doctor who'd worked at the hospital I was at wasn't careful & inhaled the spores. He got warts down his throat & into his lungs eventually killing him.
@@naev.3344 I thought so too. Learning about his tragedy as a student definitely made all of us extremely careful really any time there was a lot of cautery work being done, plus the smell is pretty unpleasant & suction really helps with that
Hendrix's owners should NOT have a dog. They clearly didn't even try to google or look it up, and then they waited a MONTH, bullcrap "they didn't know that his ears should not look like that", horrible owners
Yeah I mean I know humans and dogs are different But my dad refused to go to the doctors over an ear infection And his ear drum burst and now he’s completely deaf in one ear I worry that that could have happened to poor Hendrix if they had tried to wait even longer
I saw my twin godchildren born-- (my godson was breech!). As soon as there was a face, the obstetrician said "Hello! Welcome" to both children. It was lovely.
A real gentleman but is dedicated to his craft to the point that getting dirty does not bother him. I love him and Scott. Two different personality but both loves the job.
I see again hendrix case and I can't believe it..poor little guy..I really dont understand why nobody teach them how to take care of his ears..he must be suffering...
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I just saw the part with Rocket, and it’s bringing back some memories of mine. I had a puppy named Benson. He had this disease that would make him vomit a lot, and whenever he vomited, he has a chance of getting pneumonia. In April of 2021 however.. he got really sick and.. He didn’t make it. He only lived for 8 *months.*
At least on US farms, the calves stay with the mothers for quite a bit. Then they’re put in a ‘nursery’ . They don’t drink that much so I don’t understand why they need to take them away in Australia.
As far as I'm aware they don't either but I think it has to do with the type of cow, certain cows from around the world have different characteristics. Most cows in hot places don't produce as much milk, but I'm not really a cow expert so I'm bot sure
Mothers are often separated to avoid hurting the calf or the calf hurting her. Calves will suck and chew on anything for comfort and it is VERY common for the mother's teats to become infected because they'll mouth them obsessively and it can get ugly (as in amputation ugly). It's also not uncommon for a calf to get kicked or accidentally killed by the Mom. I assure you, these farmers/ranchers have experience in all of this. Each makes their own decisions that work best for them and I assure you they care deeply about their animals. Happy cows produce the most milk and the highest quality milk. People who have never been around farm animals often anthropomorphize (Apply human traits) them or apply traits that just don't exist in cows. It frustrates me as someone who HAS worked with these animals how many people opine over how 'abusive' or 'bad' something is when in reality it really isn't. It's just ignornace. =/
Just love these shows!! I sure know about the smelly ear. My dog was always getting an infection. Food allergies was to blame and she had downwards ears like this dog. Ears like that doesn’t get aired out. 💗💗
11 months .. and already earinfection.. W O W .. says alot about a person. Pretty much 'He kept us up at night scratching his ear, so we need it sorted out'
I was surprised too thought the calf’s needed the colostrum! Since it was a female calf they would want her to be healthy since she’ll be staying on the farm to be a future Miller.
Bulldogs have flappy lips, there wasn't a way to look inside. She may have thought it smelled bad. When kids have bad breath, we tell them to brush their teeth, we don't look for warts. She probably gave him a teeth brushing treat and hoped it'd help
@@Gamma_Radiation please, forget the flappy lips. There is no excuse for not having looked into his mouth or the minute you sensed it, go and see the vet. 6 weeks is far to long for have waited, sorry. It's NOT fair to the animal. You said with a bad SMELL YOU DON'T LOOK FOR WARTS, but ONE HAS TO CHECK WHAT ELSE MIGHT BE THERE !!!! I wouldn't have expected warts, but it's your duty, to check , why I have a smelly dog, poor, poor doggy.
@@rachelc4376 sorry, I don't agree . You would leave your pet 2 weeks in discomfort ??? That's not fair to the animal. If you have something nasty,would you wait 2 weeks, feel miserable, unwell, not wanting to eat etc.? Again : I do not agree.
If you don't find work for a border collie, they will find work for themselves. I've had borders for 20plus years, these guys need very long walks and ball play.
I worked with veterinarians for ~10 years (all small animal, unless you count Thor and Goliath the 150 pound Great Danes!). Watching the doctor bringing the calf into the world brought me to tears 😭
We had a labrador that was obsessed with underpants and socks. They are sneaky and if you don't hear them for 5 minutes it's like a child. You go looking for what they got in to. My grandparents have a huge property and had collies and I can also say that they are notorious chewers. They need a huge amount of exercise and you need like 6 pairs of eyes to keep them from chewing stuff.
My almost 2 year old cattahoula pup is the same way; if I go anywhere, I have to talk her out from under the bed (as soon as I start putting shoes or coat on she hops under the bed) & put her in the kennel.... otherwise she'll eat anything and everything she can get ahold of, including sheets and blankets on the dang bed).🙄🥺🙄
@@hayley339 If your emetophobia is severe enough that you can't even read someone mentioning it, it's probably not a good idea to watch a vet show, since making animals be sick due to ingesting something dangerous is a rather large part of being a vet. I used to be that sensitive, this would have freaked me out when I was a kid.
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I love how Chris is always dressed to nicely but always gets into the dirtiest situations
Thats what I was thinking lmao, he dresses all nice and all only to find out that he has to help a cow give birth
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true that he is good at that!! lol
I think he can afford the cleaning bills.
@@Wolf_S 4R$eeEeé
Chris: "just gotta get in there and get all the mucus out of the mouth" *shoves hand into the calf's mouth*
Also chris: hello welcome *gulp* welcome to the world
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A lot of groomers pay zero attention to the ears and get water in them that end up in an infection. So don't go thinking that a groomer has the answer because i've seen for myself that they are useless. Every pet owner should check their dog's ears on the regular and be on it straight away. Do NOT get water in your dog's ears. Those owner's don't deserve a pet.
@@Szealer yes?
Gotta say, I’d be more than happy to be greeted by Mr Chris
It is very true thow.
Imagine that you were that calf and hearing “Hello, welcome”.
Especially from Dr. Chris😉
And having some random person's hand in your mouth
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Imagine u r in a dairy farm.born as a calf .
And u r denied the mothers milk .
Imagine being that calf, and having a fist inside your mouth as soon as you're out.
Chris: Hello, welcome
Calf: Oh, hel-blugblughaba
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Kink?
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@@eyes5877 3:30
I felt so sorry for Winston after seeing that many warts within his mouth. I'm glad that the operation was a huge success
Me too.
The fact that Chris was dressed so nicely when helping the cow give birth… rip that shirt as it is forever blood stained!
Blood washes easily out when you soak the shirt in cold water
Good to know! Thanks for the information!
Cold wash and oxiclean and blood comes right out. Also men's shirts come in stain resistant types.
@@lillic8522
Was going to say the same thing.
Hot water sets in the color.
Also good advice for ladies for their monthly visits.
And people with kids prone to nosebleeds.
I'd like to add that you can also use peroxide to spot clean blood as well. Obviously this job would be a bit to much but a few drops from a nose bleed or small cut... peroxide will lift it if you have it handy and use it quickly.
I do understand that it's completely necessary that they do things the way they do on a working farm but it really was heartbreaking watching the mother being taken without any time spent with her baby right back to work in the milking Barn and seeing the sweet little calf that so needed the comfort of its mother off to the nursery to take her first step on her own. I'm glad Chris was there to welcome the baby into the world.
I thought the same thing-- you would think they'd allow them a bit of time together. The mum cow is probably a bit confused and sad, wondering where her wee calf went. >
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There are dairies that leave the calves with the mothers for a few weeks. I don't think the rest of them would be stressed financially if they did that, too...
Not sure 🤔
@@astrid6496 no its all about money. They don't want to take a cut in finances if they allow the mon to stay with the baby for a while. It's a shame humans can be so cold.
Helping a cow give birth, bare handed and all. You could see she was thankful when she came over to lick the baby clean. Animals understand everything and these vets are true heroes.
But still. That’s CRAZY!! He should wear gloves. I would not do it bare handed!!
@@RollerSCoaster17 You would have if it was a matter of life or death for both the mother and the calf.
@@RollerSCoaster17 bare hands are better than gloves from experience. Gloves get sweaty and full of condensation in seconds , which leads to having zero grip when pulling. Feels a bit gross on your hands afterwards but it's really rewarding
@@Tara-qi4lv true
While most animals have an easier time than humans with the birthing process, it still comes as a wonderful relief once their baby is born, and a flood of hormones fill them with that key instinctive bond in those first moments once the baby is born. That moment is the key period of time needed, and their bond is made. It may be a year or two before they see one another again, but momma will know her baby instantly.
Poor Rocket! Really felt for him. I didn't realize that swallowing dough would also cause alcohol poisoning. That vet truly saved his life. Good on prompt owners!
yeah yeast is a hellova ingredient
As a vet assistant, I am always there to hold their paw and reassure them on the owners behalf!
Winston's mouth was shocking!! I've never seen that before!!
Same. Had several dogs in the past who already crossed the rainbow, but never knew they could get any warts.
I haven’t either but I’ve only been an rvt/vet nurse for almost 3 years now. Who knows what I’ll see in the future
I couldn't even LOOK at that footage! Had to open another tab and wait for his segment to be over! I can't stand looking at clusters of warts or pustules or the like. 🤢 🤮 just makes my skin crawl
I’ve heard that over growth of warts in humans can be a sign of issues with the auto-immune system. Is that an issue for dogs?
Why did she allow this to go on for (6) weeks? She said he smelled, and doesn’t she brush his teeth?
I can't believe how LONG people leave their animals before seeking help. That dog with the ear infections, especially - have those people never had an ear infection to know how uncomfortable that is?? Weeks with that misery?! And the dog with the mouth warts... wouldn't you seek medication for him after seeing the first one? Or was she just not even looking? My mind boggles. And these vets - never letting a look of incredulity cross their faces in front of their clients - they are truly admirable.
Not everyone can afford vet right after they notice something's wrong you know?
Never had an ear infection, never had a pet with one either...
@JRockyRoad 40 Not where I live, also tf? "You can't afford the vet you can't afford the pet"? I can afford my dog's everyday needs just fine, but when suddenly he got sick somewhere around December I had to wait for few days to get money for the vet
It's a sudden expense not everyone can afford it right away, some have to wait a few days
It's like saying that people in USA who don't take their kids do the doctor right away shouldn't even have them because if they can't afford doc and meds they can't afford the kids
You don't know what financial situation some people might be going through, some, like me, can afford good quality dog food and etc just fine but when I have to pay 120PLN for a recommended medication shot, I can't say straight away "Yeah sure" because I need to discuss it with the rest of my family if we can do that right now
Don't turn owning a pet into a privilege many people can't afford
Poor pup I had one of those and I can’t imagine saying that my dog I would die
@@vimoru just have a regular vet for your pet and when they get sick ask for them to wait or pay it montly it's not that hard. Even I can afford my vet bills and I'm a student.
" Cow giving birth "
Me, eating sour jelly sweets : Interesting, not feeling a tad grossed out or anythin
Yeah because it’s not gross.
I work in a vet clinic, surprisingly that's pretty tame 😩
I used to work at an ME's office..
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@@ikimiyu yes?
I am literally so amazed that Chris is so calm, I would have screamed my lungs out.
My man Delivered a calf in a button up and dress pants. We love that😂
Hello Heidi how are you doing today.
I don't know how these fantastic vets can work their magic on these poor animals and not knock some sense into some of the pet owners. They really are miracle workers in a way. They provide compassion and empathy for animals, then have to teach the pet owners how to be proper pet owners!
Why do people get dogs that need to be groomed and then not take them to a groomer? The ear infection would have been found long before it got this bad
And they knew it was going on for weeks. They don't deserve to be pet owners
@@cherylcolautti5401 exactly ! There is NO EXCUSE !!!!
Yup.
If people don’t know about the high maintenance, especially grooming, then they should consider a different species, or animal.
If they do, that’s terrible! I understand if it’s hard to find a groomer, but it’s worth it!
If not, you dog could end up like that poor puppo!
Especially if they knew about it, it makes it worse. Now if they didn’t know it wasn’t normal, or that a groomer could fix it, it’s understandable but still.
This was ridiculous neglect I'm sorry but how do you not see even one and bring him in let alone that many like wtf
Exactly!!! I quite enjoy grooming my goldendoodle ! You HAVE to be willing either take them to get groomed or do it yourself. People need to educate themselves on their dogs breed!
Oh god, the inside of Winston's mouth was horrifying. You can tell they're warts from the spinyness of them alone. Poor buddy.
It was an interesting case for sure! I didn’t know that dogs could get warts like that. When I first saw it I wondered if it was maybe a severe fungal infection. These vet shows are always so informative!
The fact it took her 6 weeks to take him in is horrific poor baby
I love that Chris is so comfortable and confident with large farm animals. His practice sees many more of the smaller variety but it's obvious that he has no hesitation when it comes to the large ones as well. Definitely has to be a result of his previous experience. You can tell he cares to which is also important. Just another reason to love watching Bondi Vet.
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Poor rocket, he looked like," dang it this gamble wasn't worth it". Glad he got it cleared up quick
I hope his owner realizes she shouldn't leave stuff out for him to get. She said he's eaten everything, you'd think they would "baby proof" the house. If she would have put him away while she was baking or not have left it out, tpoor rocket wouldn't have to go though this.
Winston should be on a lead or she will lose him. Not all dogs are confident around ‘unlead’ dogs. Owners say ‘but he’s a good boy’ it’s not about your dog Mrs, it’s about being considerate to other people and dogs. Real pet peeve of mine.
Mine too, not only the points you mentioned, but if something were to spook the dog, he could easily bolt in any direction, including into traffic. Completely irresponsible.
I thought it was also illegal
@@XxxJaneXxx Depends on what country your are in and what township.
@@Violet-Lily in the U.K. where this owner is from, it most certainly IS illegal yes (in public areas)
@@terriatca1 I’m in the uk…which is where Scott’s vet practice is.
We also have a ridiculous amount of dog thefts,especially
Dogs of Winstons breed 😞
You can tell how much Lulu’s mom loves her, I’m so glad she’s not sneezing anymore!! I wish a lifetime of love and happiness for every animal featured ❤️
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I don't think Hendrix's parents have ever taken him for grooming either. He wouldn't have so much hair in his ears and the groomer would have set them straight about his ears being infected. Clueless!
A lot of the owners on this show are damned irresponsible to be sure. Dog not on lead, dog not groomed and warts not sorted for 6 weeks! I promise not all Brit dog owners are this irresponsible. Winston and Hendrix owners get right on my wick!
Ehhhhhh my mum's bichon cross got two double ear infections from two different groomers' ignorance... they're not all very knowledgeable, in fact there is no training or qualification to be a dog groomer.
as others have said, not all groomers are good. yes some are great and make sure they do everything they can for the dog, but some will neglect the ears, etc. one of the youtubers I watch is a groomer, and has said people have brought their dogs to her because the last groomer didn't do something.
@@cheekyb71 actually there is. There’s an nvq in the uk
@@TiggiTheWillful even with that I'm sure they were just saying that you don't need a qualification to be a dog groomer as most places offered the necessary training and information you need so that NVQ is more than likely an optional thing
🇨🇦 😥 Happy tears! Watching this gave me goose bumps. This vet didn't hesitate to do exactly what he needed to do, to help this delivery and to help the Momma. He seems to be a natural at his job and he does it so well! Great job Doc. 👍
I had a labradoodle named Lulu. She was my mother and I’s rock when times were hard. I just wish I was able to say goodbye to her in her last moments.
Seeing this Lulu and her owner together couldn’t help but remind me of my long gone friend. I can only hope she’s in a better place.
I’m more worried about Winston’s immune system than the actual warts. Is expect his body to be fighting them off before they exploded like that.
that's what i'm thinking as well
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I know, he needs some vitamins…
His diet needs a change. Better quality food and maybe some supplements..
Going down his throat, if so and not removed will those desovelve with meds?
So happy Lulu got better. It certainly was a good teaching opportunity for Hendrix's owners to learn what a normal ear looks like and not to wait to seek treatment for severe symptoms.
I rescued an Australian cattle dog mix [Texas] ....she was pregnant.....loved her babies & misses them still......she mothers my Rhodesian Ridgeback [big floppy ears] & 'alerts ' on them if an infection is in the works....i treat it right away.....she is reliable as a culture.....
@@brendamills13the constant cleaning she's doing can cause moisture issues for the ears yeast infection next mine did it to her sister
"but its summer and its bondi..."
even putting this into consideration, how sweet and lovely of doc kate.
47:50 I have a dog who also has tendency to get his ears infected if you don't take care of them properly. We make sure his ears are clear of fur so there's proper ventilation, which does wonders for prevention. He only had one mild ear infection when he was a 2-year-old, but now at 11 he hasn't had one since
I am freaking loving that Chris feels the pain animals go through, it's so lovely to know he feels animals pain 😊
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@@taurusspeights9701 Sorry for replying late but hi 😁
Hendrix: curly haired dogs typically need grooming and ears "plucked" to avoid this. But if owners let their dogs into wet environments and don't check ears, this is what you get.
I was wondering about that...
That was the easiest calf pull I’ve every seen. And I couldn’t believe he didn’t pull on overalls, boots and shoulder length gloves.
He should read. James Harriet all things wise and wonderful story of country Dr in the UK.
Hello Cathy how are you doing today.
My absolute favourite time of year as a vet is calfing, foaling and lambing seasons. After all these years, I'm still an absolute ball of mush with all those babies stumbling about.
That’s so cute ! I hope you’re having a great time working with these wonderful animals :) take care !
It makes me cry, I thought it was just me haha
Hi I'm hoping to get into veterinary medicine and become a vet surgeon. As a qualified vet can we treat both large and small animals?
Or can we only treat large animals if we choose to specialise in large animal practice? Thank you.
"Hello, welcome" as he shoves his hand into the calf's mouth
My dogs HATE it, but we clean and wash their ears regularly to make sure their ears don’t get bad. They still get ear infections from time to time, their breed is prone to it, but cleaning them regularly is so easy and SO helpful!
I'm so glad Lulu's case was an easy fix. My pup started having sneezing fits and I dismissed it as allergies from recently moving to a new place. A year later she was still having the fits and reverse sneezing and her belly was growing but she wasn't getting "fat." Finally took her in, it was cancer and it had spread throughout her whole body :( I kick myself for not bringing her in sooner but the vet promises me it had been there for likely almost her whole life (10 years) and bringing her in even 1 year earlier wouldn't have changed the outcome. So glad this wasn't Lulu's outcome.
You waited a whole year? Wtf?
@@sipi2009 honestly... even if it was untreatable in this case, how does one dismiss sneezing for a *whole* year plus other symptoms as "moving allergies"
@@litaraduodox5799 For real... they must have a few brain cells miss8ng or something.
a similar thing happened to us. our cat was gagging/wheezing, and we thought he was just bringing up fur balls and sounded a bit funky, but nothing overly weird tho. but it kept going and our other cat seemed almost worried as well. eventually, after about a month or two, we took him to get an x ray (later than i would’ve liked, but other people made that decision), and we found one lung fully white (they’re meant to be black) and the other beginning to be consumed by the same thing. we don’t know what it was, the vets thought it was bad asthma but treatment did nothing. then one night, only a couple after the asthma diagnosis it got incredibly bad, he couldn’t walk, uneven pupils etc, and we had to put him down. i don’t think anyone forgave themselves for letting him go unnoticed for that long. he was only four as well :(
nah how tf did you pass off sneezing fits for a whole year as allergies, that’s just called being a neglectful owner. like even if it was allergies wouldn’t you want to now what your dog was allergic too so you don’t force them to suffer??? even if it didn’t change the outcome, you should have done something. I hope you don’t get another dog again, or at least you open up your eyes and stop ignoring your dog.
it’s always the doodle mix owners that ignore basic grooming need for their dogs , leading them to get ear infection and mats in the fur
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I do admit most of the time, Absolutley! But I can assure im a doodle owner and I take very good care of my baby :)
The birth, fantastic! Very moving and emotional, (steering around the cow puns). The dairy farm was a baptism of fire, but altogether necessary to understand by feel what's there. The dairy farm was a marathon, because of the hundreds of animals.
The most surprising was the huge amount of dough that dog had eaten, would never have survived without quick action.
Thank You, Bondi vets!
TTFN.
bulldogs and other brachycephalic dogs love anesthesia because having the breathing tube is one of the few moments in life they can actually breathe easily
Uhm no they don't, not sure if you've ever had tubes down yourself or your dogs throat but for about two weeks after that they often get a bad cough as their through can get scratched up pretty roughly from the equipment, also anesthesia puts brachycephalic breeds at higher risk than other breeds for dying on the table. The short muzzle is not always the cause for worse breathing the biggest issue is Over breeding
I love this show so much!! Being an animal lover of all kinds it's very satisfying to see them get the care they need. Animal parents are always so sweet.
I watch tons of documentary but every time i can see the marvelous relationship between owners and animals,how important it is this friendship
She waited 6 WEEKS to bring her dog to the vet??? Like she didn’t notice his breath? This is one dog owner who needs some compassion and education.
WORLD TRAVELER : Exactly what I said. Thank you, I am not the only person, who criticises the owner.
...transferred from people...
Warts are so contagious. Once you see this you have to know it's not going away. Why did she wait?
Owners are often anxious about taking their animals to the vet and bad breath could just be associated with plaque buildup on the teeth. 6 weeks is a long time but it’s not the worst thing I’ve seen, even in the last month
Why the hell she wait so long bad dog owner🤬
@@benjaminshiffman8734 I am sorry, you think, it's not that bad what you have seen in the last month, I was shocked and the vet too , terrible !!! She as the owner didn't take her duty very earnest !
Poor little Winston bless his little heart hopefully he will feel so much better now, god bless the little baby calf and love and blessings to Scott Chris and team 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
Hello Kim how are you doing today.
Chris is doing such a good job! The fact that he didn’t esitate to give birth to that little cow! His empathy is beautiful I love this❤️
Oh Lord, that is so trying to have a calf stuck and it can't come out, thank you so much for being very on the ball and saving that little life and the Mother too, Excellent work...
Hello Linda how are you doing today.
I'm going to cry again...this being wonderful Dr Chris Brown is amazing and this mother cow's delivery was amazing.Congratulations caramel
I can't with Henrix' owners like they only bring him to the vet when his condition keeps him up at night but not before even though they realized that he wasn't alright?????????
I found a teeny bump in my dogs mouth a few millimeters in size today and I am getting her in to the vet TOMORROW. I check her over everywhere every couple of days. And I would never, ever wait that long to get my dog in with a problem that bad. I can’t speculate about the owners, but I feel awful for him.That poor baby! How did they not see it?
doc: keep him away from moist areas!
owners: sends pictures from the beach a week later
To anyone wondering why the calf was taken away from mom so soon, it really is more for the benefit of mom and calf than you think it is.
Beef calves usually stay with mom until about 6 months of age, then they're usually sent to a feedlot to be fattened up and then sent away to be made into beef. Dairy cattle live way different though. Farmers originally let calves stay with the mom after it was born, but a lot of calves got sick and died because the mom wasn't taking care of it properly, the calf would ingest the moms feces, and some didn't even produce the colostrum needed for the calf to grow strong and healthy. Moms even got anxious and would often trample the young calf and kill it, or the other adult cows would. Because of the farmers learning this, over the years we have separated dairy cattle from their babies both for the health of mom and calf and just took care of them ourselves and bottle-reared them. It varies from farm to farm, but most usually allow mother and calf to spend some time for the mom to lick it off and stimulate it to get moving around.
As for the mom being confused, initially, yes because of hormones. But once those hormones subside and mom gets back into her own routine, she completely forgets about the calf and doesn't miss it at all. It depends on the cow, but usually it is all hormones.
We have to stop forcing our human emotions and beliefs on these animals, because that isn't always how it works. Trust that these farmers know what they are doing, and that most of the time they do it for the better of the animal and whatever babies they deliver.
“Let’s stop forcing our human emotions “ but let’s keep forcing milk outta them until they’re done with and stay breeding them
its the thatveganteacher wannabes that dont understand that theyre just animals at the end of the day
@@waitwhatdidimiss65 And if we stopped producing milk, you'd wine about that too. Maybe stop being a baby that whines and gets offended for ANIMALS. I'm pretty sure milking a cow doesn't harm it so I don't see your problem. Oh wait, your problem is that you're a baby that needs attention
What a load of crap that calf needs to be with it’s mother drinking her milk the milk is for the baby calf every other animal drinks it’s mothers milk calves are no different
Dude don't get me wrong, I still eat beef (lactose intolerant though) but like, the issues of babies eating fecal material or getting trampled wouldn't be happening in wild populations to the same degree. The problems you state are still very much caused by the farming industry
The mom with the dog that ate the buns has such a hilarious sense of humour
Let's respect Chris for not complaining and barely looks disgusted.
If your pet is a water lover, ALWAYS dry the ears out as completely as possible.
We have a problem with my dogs kind of similar to that. One of my dogs, to show affection to his brother licks his ears, as a result my other dog tends to get ear infections from the moisture he leaves. If we catch him, we stop him and dry it, but obviously we can’t catch him every time. The vet said it is definitely a sign of affection but it can be harmful because the moisture. So we have to wash my other dog’s ears pretty regularly to make sure no infection is getting in there.
Puppies are like small children. They both require a watchful eye since they both tend to explore their worlds by putting things in their mouths and too often swallowing things that aren't good for them.
He’s the best birthing partner, he was so kind to the cow Awwwe!
The relief that heffer felt when the calf finally came out.
Winston is one of the most handsome dogs I’ve ever seen. Definitely the best looking frenchie. Idk he just looks so cuteeee
Give these guys the credit they deserve them do so well and an animal rarely dies
DO YOU ACTUALLY THINK THEY ARE GOING TO SHOW EVERY ANIMAL THAT DIES ??
Why did Winston's owner wait 6 weeks to take him to the vets
The dogs lips were covering the problem she only noticed when she pulled the lips back and probably only realized just then there was a problem for a vet and not just bad habits
Vet bills are expensive, so perhaps it took 6 weeks to save up to pay for the bill.
@@albinomushrooms4390 that's not right, she said it was 6 weeks he's had warts
@@leilaan9344 she said six weeks for the smell, and then after she pulled his lips back she noticed the warts.
There aren't enough vets. Often, vets are booked out for weeks and weeks, sometimes even months, and it might be your only option. ...honestly, I wish I could go to vet school so that I could help even a little bit, but I'm not intelligent enough sadly.
I hope Rocket gets training to not eat everything because honestly that is so dangerous
It is dangerous, and animals need to be kept out of areas where food is prepped. I don't let any of my cats or dogs in the kitchen when I'm cooking. We have a large outside run, and I put them all out there and put in the plastic so they can't come back through the doggie door. They don't come back in till our mealtime is finished. I'm sure training would help, but if something is irresistible, they'll go for it. (Jan Griffiths).
@@douglasgriffiths3534 training is not something they are doing with that dog, he’s jumping up on her and the kids both young enough he can knock them over which might be why the boy held back while dog was greeting mom and his sister; who also back off after dog jumped on her; and that’s with mother (trying) to hold dog down from jumping all over her. Excited to see family only counts for so much: that ‘puppy’ (one year old should be trained better at least minimum of Down to protect kids) was totally untrained and mother looked someone trying to ride a bull … and losing.
@@Edgeofthornes he’s jumping on them because he’s stressed
where do you set your bread dough to rise & why within a dog's reach? on top of the refrigerator is a good warm spot...
It always amazes me when I hear owners say their dogs have eaten furniture. I’ve never had dogs eat my furniture or walls or doors or siding. I caught my Anna as a young puppy try to chew the coffee table but I caught her away and told her “no” “leave it” and sprayed with bitter yuck and never again. I think destruction like that is a bored dog or a dog with anxiety of some sort. My girls will steal underwear and socks though lol as gross as it sounds with underwear. They steal them out of the laundry baskets so I spray with a bitter yuck to mask my smell to keep them out of it. But they don’t chew anything else of clothes, no furniture or house bones of walls and stuff. They have plenty of toys and chews, spring poles, cardboard (they love playing and destroying cardboard, so I give them some of their own to play with), a swimming pool in the warmer months, they dig holes, play with each other all day between naps.
As an owner of a boxer and a saint bernard... Hendrix's case is mighty infuriating. 🤦🏻♀️ I can't believe they let it get so bad without thinking long before this visit, you know, maybe we should get him into a vet.
Yeah that’s way too long to wait to see a vet. Poor dog would be so uncomfortable.
I feel the same. Even first time dog owners should do research before getting a dog. Especially a doodle with such large shaggy ears. I can't imagine how it felt and how to not even have it pop into your mind that this could be an infection
I feel the same. Even first time dog owners should do research before getting a dog. Especially a doodle with such large shaggy ears. I can't imagine how it felt and how to not even have it pop into your mind that this could be an infection
Great work! Thanks for being there and saved these animals!
This gives a whole new meaning to “a bun in the oven”
If she hadn't got him to Scott when she did he would've surely have suffocated to death with those warts in his throat
Still,why wait so long?
With that dog breed they have so many folds of skin around his mouth she did do something when she noticed the foul smell and then don't know why she might have waited because when she thought that he had bad breath and it would go away but the point is she hot him there in time to save his life
With the issues going usually with his breed he may still be in danger. Anyone heared his grunting and snoring? Can be because of the swelling from the surgery, but French bulldogs with short snouts like Winstons are generally serious danger of respiratory issues and overheating/Suffocation. Comes with the breed, same for Pugs and english Bulldogs. My vet is raging frequently about this irresponsible breeding, even within the kennel clubs.
Hopefully little Winston wont have to see a vet because of this Problems one day
@@johwi33 they probably didn’t think they were dealing with a rare case. Warts usually go away by themselves.
I have to admit as a once surgical tech I freaked out that there wasn't suction for the smoke when they started the wart removal. I then looked it up & read that it's species specific so can't be transferred from dog to human. There was very strict rules around wart removal through cautery because a doctor who'd worked at the hospital I was at wasn't careful & inhaled the spores. He got warts down his throat & into his lungs eventually killing him.
Wow! I didn't know breathing that in can infect you too. That's crazy! It sounds like something out a horror movie.
@@naev.3344 I thought so too. Learning about his tragedy as a student definitely made all of us extremely careful really any time there was a lot of cautery work being done, plus the smell is pretty unpleasant & suction really helps with that
I gagged when rocket vomited. That was just tons of dough. I’m just happy that he survived.
Im learning a lot from Ur videos @bondivet thanks a lot and hope u upload more.... Drs. Chris and Dr Scott so far are my favorite vets..
Hendrix's owners should NOT have a dog. They clearly didn't even try to google or look it up, and then they waited a MONTH, bullcrap "they didn't know that his ears should not look like that", horrible owners
Yeah
I mean I know humans and dogs are different
But my dad refused to go to the doctors over an ear infection
And his ear drum burst and now he’s completely deaf in one ear
I worry that that could have happened to poor Hendrix if they had tried to wait even longer
I saw my twin godchildren born--
(my godson was breech!). As soon as there was a face, the obstetrician said "Hello! Welcome" to both children. It was lovely.
A real gentleman but is dedicated to his craft to the point that getting dirty does not bother him. I love him and Scott. Two different personality but both loves the job.
Such compassionate docs
Hello Lorna how are you doing today.
Chris: *Shoves entire hand into babies mouth*
Also Chris: *I am ok*
winston that poor dog he must be constantly catching those on his teeth, must be so uncomfortable and painful
I see again hendrix case and I can't believe it..poor little guy..I really dont understand why nobody teach them how to take care of his ears..he must be suffering...
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Just wanna point out that it’s not just the vets but the nurses that do a large majority of the work in keeping your pets safe.
"can you bring the nurse?" "You are the vet and the nurse" "EXCUSE ME?!" 😂
Dr. Chris is so good at different species... Such a good vet
I just saw the part with Rocket, and it’s bringing back some memories of mine.
I had a puppy named Benson. He had this disease that would make him vomit a lot, and whenever he vomited, he has a chance of getting pneumonia.
In April of 2021 however.. he got really sick and..
He didn’t make it.
He only lived for 8 *months.*
Sorry to hear that 🙁❤️
I`m so sorry for you lost
So sorry for your loss I've lost two different dogs at different times it hurts their family
At least on US farms, the calves stay with the mothers for quite a bit. Then they’re put in a ‘nursery’ . They don’t drink that much so I don’t understand why they need to take them away in Australia.
As far as I'm aware they don't either but I think it has to do with the type of cow, certain cows from around the world have different characteristics. Most cows in hot places don't produce as much milk, but I'm not really a cow expert so I'm bot sure
Mothers are often separated to avoid hurting the calf or the calf hurting her. Calves will suck and chew on anything for comfort and it is VERY common for the mother's teats to become infected because they'll mouth them obsessively and it can get ugly (as in amputation ugly). It's also not uncommon for a calf to get kicked or accidentally killed by the Mom.
I assure you, these farmers/ranchers have experience in all of this. Each makes their own decisions that work best for them and I assure you they care deeply about their animals. Happy cows produce the most milk and the highest quality milk. People who have never been around farm animals often anthropomorphize (Apply human traits) them or apply traits that just don't exist in cows. It frustrates me as someone who HAS worked with these animals how many people opine over how 'abusive' or 'bad' something is when in reality it really isn't. It's just ignornace. =/
@@Otokogoroshi preach!
And right now for the next few hours it's just colostrum so not anything you sell
Yes, sure Robert. Of course industrial US farms with a thousand cows leave the mothers and the calves have a moment together… obviously… t/s
Just love these shows!! I sure know about the smelly ear. My dog was always getting an infection. Food allergies was to blame and she had downwards ears like this dog. Ears like that doesn’t get aired out. 💗💗
Kim is amazing, and I just want to hug her and play with Lulu, and I appreciate that she knew when her dog didn't feel well.
Poor rocket, from having his belly filled with dough he is now ‘full of beans’ 😅
Sneeze dog owner are very sweet and really being there for her dog. They got me good tears
As someone who is prone to ear infections and has so narrow ear canals, that they can't keep themselves clean, I personaly relate to Henry...
The last pic with Hendrix
"He's staying away from the water"
Hendrix- wet fur head to toe. 🤦🤦🤦
You guys are the reason I want to go into veterinarian career I love animals so much and I want to help them as much as I can I love you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The first couple seconds is just….✨*moist*✨
11 months .. and already earinfection.. W O W .. says alot about a person. Pretty much 'He kept us up at night scratching his ear, so we need it sorted out'
I'm surprised they don't have the calf nurse for a moment and get that colostrum. It is so good for their initial health.
They don’t want the calf to nurse. Screw the calf, sell the milk.
I was surprised too thought the calf’s needed the colostrum! Since it was a female calf they would want her to be healthy since she’ll be staying on the farm to be a future Miller.
@@karbear26 they milk it and give it to the calve by bottle. That way they know the calf actually drinks
@@kj8142 colostrum isn't milk, and is unsuitable for drinking
@@Rhyz-1 good to know
chris is humble, cute, kind, determinated, handsome, compassionate, and cute!! 🥰
His wife seems nice
Very pretty so are the kids.
@@irisspadaro6677 He's not married and doesn't have any kids.
@@theangriestcatintheworld he is married and he has a little girl!
@@ashleyranch9721 I knew Scott was married, but I thought Chris was still single...
And engaged!! Lol 😹❤️
God bless you Dr. Chris. You are doing the good work. All the way from Ghana in West Africa.
Oh my gosh! Winston is just the cutest Frenchie!💙
6 weeks .........
Why hasn't she come in earlier ?
It could have helped the dog , not growing that many warts.
Bulldogs have flappy lips, there wasn't a way to look inside. She may have thought it smelled bad. When kids have bad breath, we tell them to brush their teeth, we don't look for warts. She probably gave him a teeth brushing treat and hoped it'd help
@@Gamma_Radiation please, forget the flappy lips. There is no excuse for not having looked into his mouth or the minute you sensed it, go and see the vet. 6 weeks is far to long for have waited, sorry. It's NOT fair to the animal.
You said with a bad SMELL YOU DON'T LOOK FOR WARTS, but ONE HAS TO CHECK WHAT ELSE MIGHT BE THERE !!!!
I wouldn't have expected warts, but it's your duty, to check , why I have a smelly dog, poor, poor doggy.
@@karindickinson7993 they reccomend a 2 week wait bc they usually go away on their own anyways
@@rachelc4376 sorry, I don't agree . You would leave your pet 2 weeks in discomfort ???
That's not fair to the animal. If you have something nasty,would you wait 2 weeks, feel miserable, unwell, not wanting to eat etc.?
Again : I do not agree.
@@karindickinson7993 you don’t have to agree but 2 weeks are recommended
If you don't find work for a border collie, they will find work for themselves. I've had borders for 20plus years, these guys need very long walks and ball play.
Hello Lynn how are you doing today.
@Cyrus Mountolugo omg
I love that their are people who do stuff like this for animals,because I will never
So instead of shouting Push! I was shouting “PULL!!” As tense as that was, such a beautiful moment!
I worked with veterinarians for ~10 years (all small animal, unless you count Thor and Goliath the 150 pound Great Danes!). Watching the doctor bringing the calf into the world brought me to tears 😭
With Rocket the owner needs to really keep an eye on him…How can a dog eat a shoe, dough, pants, .,etc without even noticing it to stop it
He’s a collie. You need eyes in the back of your head to watch them
My thoughts exactly! Bread dough really?
We had a labrador that was obsessed with underpants and socks. They are sneaky and if you don't hear them for 5 minutes it's like a child. You go looking for what they got in to. My grandparents have a huge property and had collies and I can also say that they are notorious chewers. They need a huge amount of exercise and you need like 6 pairs of eyes to keep them from chewing stuff.
All the other stuff is definitely her fault but the dog probably lept onto the counter while the dough was resting and stole it off the counter
My almost 2 year old cattahoula pup is the same way; if I go anywhere, I have to talk her out from under the bed (as soon as I start putting shoes or coat on she hops under the bed) & put her in the kennel.... otherwise she'll eat anything and everything she can get ahold of, including sheets and blankets on the dang bed).🙄🥺🙄
**The woman gets full of the dog sneeze**
the vet:
OH YES LET ME GET THAT 🤩
Bucket ready! Tissues ready! Im READY!
Is this comment talking about what I think it is. If so please don’t tell me. I have emetophobia
@@hayley339 same but somehow cats (and in some cases dogs) v*miting doesn't bother me that much haha
@@hayley339 If your emetophobia is severe enough that you can't even read someone mentioning it, it's probably not a good idea to watch a vet show, since making animals be sick due to ingesting something dangerous is a rather large part of being a vet. I used to be that sensitive, this would have freaked me out when I was a kid.
@@waxwinged_hound nah I’m just scared of certain people being sick
Wow, that was amazing and beautiful moment with pregnant cow ❤️🐄
Never was this happy to see a dog vomiting thank the mysterious force and or being that oversees us all.