Dog's Infected Butt Glands Removal And Nasty Leg Amputation On Run Over Cat 😱 VOTH S5 E4 | Bondi Vet
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Watch out, the latest episode of Vet on the Hill is not for the faint of heart! You'll follow Dr Louisa as she amputates a run-over cat's leg, Dr Scott removes a dog's smelly and sore butt glands and Dr Louisa takes away a few lumps on a dog's tummy!
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Scott talked about running to pet every dog he would see as he was growing up. My husband has dementia. When we are riding in a car, if he sees someone walking their dog, he’ll wave and yell “Hi!.” The dog owner will wave and look at us trying to figure out who my husband is. He doesn’t know my husband. My husband is talking to the dog.
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Bless you both. My dear husband had dementia, and it’s certainly not an easy journey, but whatever gives him comfort. It’s a situation that any of us could encounter. I sincerely hope that you have a good support network.
I do that myself!
I personally wouldn’t have removed the shoulder blade to give more structure to the cat. Just MHO.
Bless you both! I know how challenging and heartbreaking dementia can be. I am glad he can still take so much joy in dogs.
My Merlin!! Thank you so much, Dr. Louisa and the team ❤x
Was that your cat at the start? He looks identical to my cat!
He's such a handsome boy, and now he's living his best life as a dapper little tripod!
Woe☺☺☺
@PerfectedVenus Yes, that's our little fella Merlin 😊
@@aq5426 Appreciated thank you 😊
I love how open the vets were to the girl with her cat, Merlin. They treated her with respect and told her the truth in a fitting way. Even making sure if she was okay and needend anything. Truth is very important to children.
Totally agree, Lillie has been signing autographs for her family 🥰 and is very aware of what Merlin went through, the team have been fantastic with her.
Dr. Louisa did a remarkable job explaining & showing Lily what they needed to do.
Poor Merlin, What a beautiful cat. So glad they could save him!
He is currently purring away to cuddles on my knee, thanks 😊
Merlin is adorable. So happy he was saved. I had a 3 legged cat once too. A bluepoinnt Siamese named Tripod. He lived to be 21 years old. He lost his left hind leg also. My dad accidentally hit him with the car backing out of the driveway. I was a kid then too. (Jan Griffiths).
I hope that they will keep him indoors so he won't be hurt by another vehicle.
Yep. I hope they learned that cats should not be allowed to be outside unsupervised or not in a run. A cat is no match for a one ton car. (Jan Griffiths).@@judithburke1539
I'm so glad that Merlin continues to work his magic on everyone around him. Another brilliant Bondi Vet video.
Couldn't agree more. They are a magical team 😊
I noticed the gray hairs, Dr. Scotty. Wear them with pride. You earned every one of them. And you are quite the most handsome vet on television. 😍
I have to agree 100% both on Dr. Scott’s proficiency at his job, as well as his very pleasing physical appearance. VERY handsome man; his wife is a lucky woman! So are his animal patients. 😊
Talk about aging gracefully. He just gets better looking with age ❤
Wisdom sprinkles....
Dr Chris is handsome to lol
@@pattiemoseley8752I agree!
i have a 3-legged cat named Tempest, and seeing Merlin get his leg amputated was anxious, but i’m glad it came out well! ty! ❤
Thanks, hope Tempest is well too 😊
@@CarlingBlack she’s doing amazing! ty for caring, and have a wonderful day/night! ❤️
Wow!!! What an emotional roller coaster this ep was! As a cat mom, Merlin's story hurt my heart. I have 2 black n white boys myself (and 3 more besides - all biological) and he just put them in the top of my mind. I was so worried about his potential head trauma -- he just looked so out of it when he came in.
I've seen other amputations in Bondi videos, but this one seemed extra fraught. Not quite as straight forward. I can well imagine nerves were running high.
I've said many, many times "I wish my babies had a Bondi vet!" The extra care, the wealth of knowledge and compassion, the senses of humor -- there's no one better than a Bondi Vet.
It was tense, but to our delight, Merlin jumped a fence just 7 days after the operation! Amazing 🥰
That's incredible!!!@@CarlingBlack
@@CarlingBlackwow what a poody cat!! I was giving Merlin kisses all the way from Canada. Love his success story 😊
I just lost a tuxedo kitty very suddenly about a month ago, so I was in tears through all of Merlin's segments. I'm so glad he made it through.
How I wish I lived in the town these vets are in. So caring and thoughtful!
Yorkshire is lovely, a spacious part of England.
Aren't they wonderful? We are lucky to have some lovely vets here in Maine, USA.
@@sahawk0709we live in a small rural area in Southern Virginia and we have some absolutely amazing vets in this area! It's so nice.
My last cat was born without a left foreleg, and could do anything she wanted. Needless to say, her name was Tripod, and she was quite a character!
Merlin is heartbreakingly beautiful! Those eyes! Oh my goodness! ❤❤❤❤❤
I am saying this in humor! My ex-husbands name is as Merlin. That poor cat, (Merlin) when I heard that name, all sort of memories came back. 😢. LOL
The proper terms for procedures normally sound very formal, and proper, but when Dr Scott said "sacculectomy" I nearly lost my mouthful of tea! But to be serious, our little Chi had lots of trouble with emptying his glands, and with having a tiny Chi bottom, and a 6foot 6 tall vet, you can understand his unwillingness to have them checked! Thankfully we were able to find the right balance of foot types so that he could stop having them monitored, and he's been a much happier lad for it! Poor Mai having multiple ruptures, must have been agony - though I bet she never showed it, our pets are such tough cookies! I mean there's Mr Merlin, with a dreadful fracture (which would have an adult human in tears), and purring away for his family, like there was nothing wrong - tough wee chap!
If your seeing this, I wish you the best of luck. Remember you are loved, you are beautiful, and you deserve all of the world.
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Thank you. So do you. Prayers to you and God bless you. 🙏❤
Same to you. You made my night. Thank you
@@janinekaretai4306 I’m so happy it did!
I hope this family keeps Merlin inside the house from now on.
That infuriated me... its like telling a toddler to go play in traffic after already been ran over once!
Wow. This was one of the most emotional videos from Bondi Vet. I did not get enough information from the video to see why euthanasia was when considered,most respectfully
Thank you for helping Merlin❤️❤️❤️. This is one of the .adorable reasons I " Personally"keep my kitties indoors❤
I meant important not adorable! Ugh my typing!
I LOVE Dr.Scott he is so Loving and Caring with his patients and their families
I wish there was an unblurred version of these videos
Same, it would make it much more interesting for people who are wanting to become vets or for people who are interested in the medical field
my name is Aria and I am 14 years old I suffer a stomach problem and after some days I am going to the hospital for my surgery but u guys make me feel so happy . Thank you so so so so so much for saving these poor souls I bow down to u ❤❤❤❤💞💞💗💓💓💓🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Praying for you sweet angel Aria. Big hugs and love from Georgia, USA.
@keciathomas 9076 why are you going to pary for that person? She shouldn't be on an animal page no one is talking about themselves. This for animals only not people. She is a scammer trying to get money from people she doesn't know.
@subbegowd you need to take this down. This is an animal page i know what you are a little scammer artist. You picked the wrong page to get sympathy from us. This page is animals don't people like you. Go make a page of your own and leave people who are here about animals not you
@@daniellewoolley8607I thought the same. I hate that you can’t just trust like that anymore but I feel it’s fake too. Even if she’s real, at that age she shouldn’t be on social media either.
+@@pj123xyz I'm not sure why you think 14 is too young for social media? The child was thanking for the content, and saying that it helps with her very understandable anxiety over going for surgery herself - i too will be praying for her, i found these vets very good to watch when recovering from surgery, too - why not tell them of the difference they made?
Oh poor lily, i could tell ahe was feeling so many emotions about merlin. Being quiet like that, i get quiet when i get upset
Nice to see Scott and Michael plus some other vets but my favorites are Scott and his friend Michael
@annahawthorne 4904 Dr. Michael wasn't on this episode Dr Scott and Dr. Louisa was the only two on this episode. You need to go back and rewatch the video because you are seeing someone who's not there
@@daniellewoolley8607 no I'm not seeing things maybe you should reread my comment I put that Scott and Michael are my favorites but also other vets the other Michael who works at vet on the common surgery did his initial vet learning at Scott's vet practices after finishing veterinary college anyone who has watched Scott's original series would be able to recognize who is who louisea is the only new one here rewatch Scott's original series the episode where Michael and Gemma go to vaccinate alitter of kittens the family feed stray cats and the one was pregnant
@@annahawthorne4904 I wouldn't pay her comment any attention. It seems she's just looking for trouble or is a know it all busybody. Not for you to be concerned. I knew exactly what you meant straight up. ❤️⚘️❤️
@@sandimccarthy2067 thank you I'm glad that someone was able to understand my comment
Please keep your cats safe indoors. Poor sweet Merlin ❤ ❤
Oh shame that poor cat it's sweetness in the highest degree love it
Though some of the surgery images of the leg amputation were rather gruesome, the Tuxedo Cat is just as beautiful as ever.
I hate not being able to see the actual surgery.
If I were to trust anyone with my doggo 🐶 it would be Scott. What a gorgeous sweet spaniel. 😋
The cat is probably looking at his pets and is wondering why am I tripping.
''might have to put him to sleep'', if that was their first idea and mindset id be out that door
Why do they block it when it comes to blood (I think RUclips should make a button to blur blood if people are disturbed by it)
❤!🐕🐕🐕🐕😼хорошие ветеринары!
She was so sweet with the little girl. 😭
Do some of you watch this channel just to find something you can criticize the doctor for? Pretty sure they know what they're doing but since so many of you have more training and experience i guess feel comfortable correcting the doctors...
cute spaniel needing so help. They're about the only small dogs that aren't ''viscious'' at the clinic.
You have made 2 Kiddos very happy ❤!
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We can’t even find ANY VET in NY where I live. If we find one that is taking patients, we wait weeks for appointments. Our only emergency vet just closed. It’s horrible!
I'm so sorry. My son lives in Queens and wants to get a dog. It is heartbreaking to think that there is such a lack of vet support there. No emergency vet? So horrible. I hope you are able to find the vet support you need and that your pet(s) stay healthy so they don't need quick treatment for anything! ❤❤
One of my cats got hit by a delivery truck and it broke his femur into 5 shards. He healed up completely without surgery or anything other then vet prescribed anti inflammatories and pain meds... the break was just as bad as this one except the whole femur was in pieces 🥺 the vet said it would be better to let it heal on its own vs wires and a cast that he would have freaked out having causing more damage. Took him a few months of intensive care to heal up but 8 years later you cant even tell anything happened.
My adult son got his index finger crushed at the end joint. He didn't want surgery and it has healed completely! It is a little bit shorter but is fine!
The stress of a dog or cat arresting asa they go under would take my 9th life... 😢
Oh Merlin!! What a stunner 😍
Poor dog :(
There are specialist anesthesiologists in human medicine. A vet is expected to be able to use anesthesia on a variety of species for a variety of issues, AND take care of that pesky surgery thing at the same time. 🤯
Yeah, most of them have help but it’s still nearly unbelievable.
You vets are doping an amazing job❤❤😂😂😂
They are. Hero
I’m always surprised when the vets don’t wear magnifying glasses when doing surgery around nerves and such.
Breaks my heart
I love it!!☆ I miss my Figgie and Bear!♡
Awesome release as always Bob and family. ❤❤❤❤
Great job
I, thankfully, keep my cats indoors. They have a catio plus a harness and leash when they really want to go for a long walk. No fear of cars or other animals.
I hate the fact they blur all the surgical proceedures. What's the point of the show when they show absolutely nothing involving the surgery.
Owch !
If the cat is trying to live in the slightest I would give the cat a chance.
I’m wondering why Dr. Scott did the ‘easy’ gland first - if it were me I would want to tackle the more difficult part of the surgery first, when I was freshest…
I think it left him more place to handle the second one.
Because in the worst case scenario the dog can become incontinent and you certainly don't want that with such a young dog
My thoughts exactly! I would want to tackle the most complicated part of the surgery first, while my mind is still very fresh and it’s easier to concentrate. I wouldn’t want to wait to begin the hard part after I’d already had to be so focused mentally and had to do such intricate surgical work already. Mental and physical fatigue seem like they’d be higher toward the end of a long procedure, so I don’t understand the reasoning for not doing the “easy” part toward the end. The logic of this approach escapes me 🤷🏻♀️
Because if anything were to go wrong, at least the first was done with no complications. If someone were to arise, surgery generally is shortened or stopped.
Why do you block the surgery? It could be a learning tool.
I can’t even imagine what these pet owners are going through. 😢. We lost both of our dogs after they lived a long life, and that was unbearable.
Gee, Merlin needs to be an indoor cat. He eventually needs cat tv, whether a bird feeder outside a window, even a small fake aquarium, and a catio with a roof, if space is available to feel the outdoors, it does not have to be big.
why am I paying for unblurred video and not getting unblurred video?
Do animals that have an amputation suffer from phantom pain like humans?
Poor cat😢😢😢😭😭😭😭❤
That’s why my cats are not allowed outside what so ever
Not helpful.
@@charlottekemp2427 Cats should be kept inside. Not only do indoor cats have significantly longer lifespans, but outdoor cats have driven dozens of species to extinction and generally wreak havoc on local ecosystems.
Yikes
What's the best way of getting rid of flee s
It’s a shame I wonder if they can make special tinted glasses that can see the veins and nerves separated from the rest of the blood and muscles.
a few days ago someone ran over my neighbours cat. i think its alive hopefully but i haven’t seen her in ages 😢
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Someone's clearly felt ever so clever and righteous with all this blurring and holes inside blurs, but frankly its misplaced. This is a family primetime broadcast program that people are CHOOSING to watch, in large part for the medical craftsmanship. So get rid of the blurs please.
I think it's because youtube demonetizes it if they show blood. Yes it's annoying, but its allowing them to collect money to support the youtube channel, so I can put up with it.
The blurring is necessary because of RUclips rules. Without the blurring RUclips might not allow posting the video.
Ty for the info, I was aware. However you need to check with them. There are far more detailed human surgeries, human anatomy lectures, dermatological surgeries, AND ANIMAL surgeries that RUclips permit because they are not promoting gratuitous gore. Like I said, Bondi Vet is a mainstream family primetime series broadcast on national TV for ALL the family to enjoy together! It is FAR from gratuitous gore. So perhaps do a little research, and not presume that I or others like me aren't better informed and experienced than you. @@frankgyure3154
@@frankgyure3154I’ve watched several surgical procedures on other RUclips channels that are never blurred. This channel is the only one I watch where the procedures are blurred, I’ve never understood why.
Omg
That little girl is too young to understand what’s going on and looks so scared and pale. She cannot even muster an answer or emotion.
This is why you don't let your cat outside. If it was inside it would not have been run over.
What does SASH stand for?
I believe it is Small Animal Surgical Hospital
Small Animal Specialist Hospital
These people are odd one wearing shorts and one wearing coat??
Keep ur cats/dogs inside--use leash outside 😮
Does anyone know why kate and Lisa and Chris is not on the show anymore? Maybe I’ve missed something
Two different yet connected shows. Technically I think 'Vet on the Hill' is kinda under the Bondi Vet umbrella or at least it used to be. But they have become more separated over time I think
Not a fan of the female vet. She's always instantly assuming the worst and seems super ready to give up. Alt least the cat only lost the leg instead of it's life. I have seen breaks like that fixed though.
Merlin should have had an opinion from an orthopaedic specialist before they operate.
How do you put together shattered at such a high position?
Agreed!!
Exactly what I was thinking!
I never like being 'that' person, but it pains me every time I watch an episode with a cat that has been hit by a car, in a terrible fight with a local street cat or mauled by the neighbors dog. Your cat can't get injured in these ways if you don't let them outside in the first place!!! I understand that sometimes your indoor cat escapes outdoors and things can happen, but these incidences always seem to happen to cats that people routinely allow outdoors and it never seems to click for them that they need to create a safe, enriching habit for their cats INSIDE their homes rather than letting them go out.
Can’t the leg of Merlin have been saved?
No, unfortunately, it was shattered. 😔
@@CarlingBlack too bad. I mean it would have been better if it was saved, but better 3 than nothing right?
I used to work in a shelter and we once had a spaniel puppy in a similar condition. Her leg was run over by a four wheeler. Her owners wanted her put down. We had to amputate her leg but she was adopted very quickly into a nice family with children
@@Princess_Cheese Our pets are so resilient, adapt very quickly, they just need a chance. We are very humbled by all love ❤️
Uh uh.
I wish they hadn't had so much conversation about the cat in front of the kid. Vet was lovely and nice to her but still...
Kids jeed to learn realities of life. Sheltering them doesn't help anyone but yourself. Sounds pike you have issues about confrontation you need to deal.with yourself.
@@dana102083 Where is the "confrontation" in this? You don't seem to understand what that means.
There is no "confrontation" shown. The dictionary definition is "tending to deal with situations in an aggressive or hostile way and goes on to mention aggressive and argumentative"
None of that happened in this clip
I just didn't like the camera using the kid and zooming in on her very subdued face for our entertainment.
You really seem to have some issues yourself and are projecting is all I can assume from your post
Personally working with children there are an awful lot of children dealing with far too adult issues way to early they really don't need to.
My comment though was around the voyeurism of the camera
Vets should not jump or become startled during a surgery, she could have caused serious damage to important parts of the remaining tissue. I'm beginning to wonder if trainees are taught not to jump or get startled while their in the operating room, there should obviously be some scenarios where this could happen and how they can avoid it. I understand if the muscle twitches while the animal is under anaesthesia, but still, very dangerous.
That fracture isn't that bad. I've seen worse. Dr Andrew could have fixed it within an hour. Any vet could have fixed that within an hour. My country vet could have fixed that easily. That vet chose the last option as the first option. Not cool.
That was my first thought. Referral to an orthopedic surgeon to repair the broken bones with rods/screws/plates/etc. Perhaps the vet on the show felt that the operation to repair the leg would be more painful and dangerous for the cat than full amputation? I’m just guessing. I would think that having a limb and the surrounding bones and muscles would be more traumatic and painful for the cat than having the broken bones surgically put back together, but what do I know? Also, orthopedic surgery can be prohibitively expensive, so perhaps that was one of the factors taken into consideration? Idk
I'm almost certain that all options would of been considered in this case, and the best outcome for Merlin.. if the bones were shattered from impact of being hit by a car no amount of rods,screws or plates would of helped anyway.. 🙄 Well done to the team for their impeccable care and support to merlin and the family. ❤
You are talking nonsense with no medical knowledge. The cat's leg is shattered at the shoulder, it has nerve damage. Best practice is to amputate and the cat will manage well.
I don't understand why the first thing you say when the cat has a broken/ dislocated leg, that your first thought is to take it off!! If it was human you'd fix it and not amputate!! There are such things as screws and cast etc...!! Yet I supposed that's a bit more trouble!!
Why put the cat through painful and dangerous surgery to insert rods and pins when you know the leg is compromised with nerve damage and at risk of infection? The leg would never be functional and the cost would be many thousands of pounds for a bad result. Much better for the cat to amputate the leg. Cats manage fine with 3 legs
Please do not use the words 'put to sleep', it is so misleading. If you could consider using the words 'put down' or any other softer version of death. Thank you! Love you all ❤.
I personally prefer laid to rest
j'ai triste et mal coeur coupe une patte chats. je le prends pas desole
Why could you not repair the leg instead of cutting it off? You could have at least have tried! Just because you have a three legged cat doesn’t mean other people want one. Sure it’s easier for you to remove it next time put a metal rod in and give them a chance to heal. Poor Merlin. We still love you.
they literally said there was a big chance of him dying during that surgery and it being almost impossible to recover that leg for him. it wasnt just broken, it was shattered. there is no 'you could have at least tried', if they try that and it doesnt work its over. its better to go with a safer option than to risk someones cats life just because they might want a more aesthetically pleasing pet
What qualifications do you have thay make you think you know better than a literal doctor? You know whats worse than a disabled cat? A dead cat
Oh, are you a vet? If not, how about we go with what the vet says is in the cat's best interest. Besides, putting the rod in would mean the cat would be in pain for a lot longer and likely also need more surgery. I don't care if the cat looks pretty. There is a higher chance of the kid still having a cat at the end of the day, that's all that is important.
Fixing a leg like that can be highly complex and put the cat through more pain, stress and trauma than simply amputating it; fixing the leg would mean extended pain, and likely more surgeries- more pain for the cat, more financial stress for the family. I have a three-legged cat myself, they adapt very well to a missing leg and he's no different to care for than my four-legged cat
Are you a vet?
The female vet is the only vet I ever heard say put a animal asleep. She has no right being a Bondi Vet. She should be removed.
Euthanasia is not an evil thing. It is more humane to put an animal to sleep if they are going to have a poor quality of life. An animal cannot understand why they are suffering like a human can. Every vet practice out there euthanizes animals. It may surprise you to find that practices like pregnant spays are also fairly routine in most places.