This is honestly my favorite story from doctor Scott. Such a complex and serious looking problem that had the vets frown turned out to be something with probably the easiest fix you can think of. Amazing!
I absolutely love that they put this stuff on the internet. Somewhere, someone whose in another country with a collapsing dog can be like- Vitamin E? I’ll try it. And just like that a problem is fixed. Amazing.
@@denisejames855 Agreed..Take them in when you know something is truly wrong. If finances are an issue set up a payment plan to get them the money in a way that works for you (like half now half later, take so and so out of my account each week, ect).
0:45 What ever the diagnosis, the biggest forking problem is she waited a FEW MONTHS!!! from the onset of an obvious problem to see a vet. Why do these owners wait so long to get help? It is mind boggling. ANd for those who say vets cost money, or they don't have time. It takes five minutes from anywhere in the country to dial a free phone and ask a few questions of a vet clinic to at least get an opinion if they should see a vet straight away.
That was what I was thinking too when I heard that it started "a few months ago!" Why wait that long? If that had been cancer, it probably would've been too late.
When you start to sew something happen alot you start to remember the small things you seen a while but not really though off because it was sometime and the dog did something around it so you thought soar muscles or so.
My dog had a problem where she couldn’t walk and since she’s a Labrador and I was feeding her, she wouldn’t get up like usual. Waited 10 minutes, she still didn’t get up and it was 8 at night. I called for my mum and so my dad picked my dog up, put her in the car and took her to the vet. Had to have a team of 5 to get out. The problem was from a massive tumour the size of a football growing in her chest growing since she was with the other old owners she had. She’s a rescue.
What a fascinating case. Great job by vets, the neurologist and, of course, Dr. Scott. So happy for Gracie and Dee. This educational video may result in saving another dog. Some owners assume the worst and avoid taking a pet to the vet never knowing there is effective treatment.
Gracie the dog’s problem reminds me of a Guinea Pig my sister and I had when we very very young. The little guy lost the use of his hind legs. We took him to a small animal specialist and her diagnosed a nutritional deficiency. We were given a supplemental liquid to spike his water. In about a week or so he was back running around like normal.
Adorable dog! I have to wonder what kind of diet Gracie is fed that leads to a vitamin E deficiency. Every food I've ever bought for my dogs includes vitamin E, among others. Maybe Gracie just doesn't process vitamin E efficiently and needs more of it to make up for that.
This reminds me of a pup I had: suddenly his front legs were all crooked - looked really odd - and difficult for him to get around. X-ray's indicated physical therapy was needed; which I did for weeks with no improvement. Then I went online and found similar cases. Their (non-professional) opinion: change the protein, calcium, and magnesium percentage in his diet. I did; a week later he had perfect legs. Another time I had a puppy with demodectic (puppy) mange - others in the litter had it, but my pup was the worst. Vet said a regiment of chemical dips were in order. My thought was since demo is caused by an immune system not keeping up - why would subjecting this little body to chemicals regularly make it stronger? Instead I put her on immune boosters, gave her baths containing borax detergent and a few other ingredients, and changed her diet to one without any yeast. After getting worse for 6 weeks, once on the new regiment she was completely cured in 2 weeks.
I volunteer at a shelter . Demodectic mange is a parasitic mite that lives in their skin. A low immune system makes it likely that yeast skin infections then set in, making the mange harder to get rid of, that's all. It's v v dangerous to puppies to use harsh detergents & home remedies. You're v v lucky it didn't make things worse . We get pets ALL the time with chemical burns on their skin because people use home remedies for fleas ( Spot On is less than £10 a month online) & mange.
The chemical dips are to kill the little buggers causing it fyi. You’re very lucky what you decided to do instead went fine though the vet recommendation for the dips may of been a little more effective and safer! Mange is caused by these little bugs in the skin, so boosting the immune system doesn’t fix the issue as the problem isn’t their immune system. It’s kinda like giving special baths for fleas.
My dog had something similar happen after an episode of Old Dog disease called vestibular disease. It got slightly better over time but at the beginning we had to assist him going places with a towel to lift him underneath.
So the sheath of the nerves needed more vitamins? Reminds me of that kid that only ate chips and baloney and ended up having problems with his optical nerves. I believe his hearing was affected as well. Docs had warned him about it before but it's suspected he may have had some sort of eating disorder (and a little too lenient mother).
I did those electrical tests - NOT asleep. I was warned that it was VERY painful. It was not. No more pain than one of those joke pens that zap you. But I can't imagine trying to do that to an animal My late husband had that peripheral neuropathy for 15 years. It was VERY VERY painful. I'm very surprised that the dog was not in immense pain.
Just because you didn't think it was painful it doesn't mean that is the same for most. I was heavily on morphine and some other stuff so they said I should barley feel when they tried to break a kidney stone up I was screaming and I have normally no problem handling pain. The first stone it took 2 days of the kidney stone pain before I even went to see what was going on and it was stuck and because of the time it was operation that time.
@@eleanordewberry4192 It felt like I was undergoing ELECTRO CARDIO CONVERSATION. My leg was very spasmodic. It would make you confess to something that you didn't do.
1) not everyone has the money. 2) not everyone trusts doctors. 3) sometimes it’s something not dire. Yes while it is irresponsible everyone has their reasons, just because you or me don’t understand them doesn’t mean they aren’t relevant reasons or feelings. My neighbors dog lost the use of his back legs & regained them within a month, without treatment, he apparently pinched a nerve & everything worked itself out, was it right not to get him checked? No, but it’s also not my right to judge as its not my animal & not my life, idk his reasons for not taking them & I say that as someone who’s worked with animals for the last 15yrs. You also need to understand that some people are scared to find out the truth root of a problem, hence why so many people go years & years with issues without getting them checked, it doesn’t make it right but sometimes are minds deal with things easier if they’re ignored, it’s sad but true. Doesn’t mean I’d leave my own dog or self go through something like that but everyone is different.
I have to ask, if the RVC had to put Gracie under anaesthetic for some of their tests, why on earth send her back to Dr Scott to be put under a second time for further tests? Surely it would be better to just anaesthetise her the once and the RVC could have done the xrays and ultrasound?
Nooooo u don't say!?!?!? Did I not dawn on u that maybe some of the testing can be done on both human and animal? Idk let's say an C.A.T scan. Or idk let's say an x-ray...same test both human and animal...
I have seen vitamin E work many times. My vet could not figure out why. I had,a dog who broke her hind leg in 4 places and I could not afford surgery. I asked the vet to set ut and when I got her home immediately started her on vitamin e. She was given small chance of using the leg again. She was recasted at 6 weeks, and two days later she chewed the cast off. When I called the vet she said to just leave it off. On her recheck she could walk normally and tge vet was confused as to how she was doing so well I had this work on my elderly first miscarriage who was unable to even climb steps, a friend had i it work on her on her retriever, and a german shepherd U had went down after a rabies vaccine and it along with water therapy got her back on her feet.
This is an unusual, small request, but please stop adding stock sound effects like the dogs licking their lips and panting. It's distracting and we don't need it!
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I love Dr Scott and think he is a super great Vet. His skill and compassion for pets and their owners is remarkable.
I agree I like Scott
This is honestly my favorite story from doctor Scott. Such a complex and serious looking problem that had the vets frown turned out to be something with probably the easiest fix you can think of. Amazing!
As someone with MS, I feel for this dog.
Don’t worry Gracey, my myelin sheath is breaking down too lol ❤️
i hope you’re doing well. my mom has ms too, it’s hell some days
My mom has it too. Fortunately hers is under control between meds and diet. She always knows when she cheats her diet, lol.
sad
I believe my MIL has it too. She's needed a walker to get around for a while now.
I also have MS. You have my sympathies!
I already know I couldn't afford all of these tests. It's great that this lady could.
(Cries in American)
I have peripheral neuropathy and I am 75 and I took vitamins, but it did not help me. I am glad that Gracie the dog is doing so well.!
She is such a lovely, loving dog. I'm so glad she didn't have to be put down.
Vet nurse Nate is soooooo compassionate I'm sure the animals can feel it. Thank you Nate! 😍✌🐩
Such a beautiful dog. I’m so glad she’s doing better. ❤️
That’s amazing,I’m so glad she’s ok ,Scott is a really good person an vet he always goes far an beyond to help animals
I respect the care an love
Dr Scott an his nurses pro
vide. ❤
I wish I had a vet like Dr scott!!Scott!!! I'm confident he could help my 9 dogs with all of their issues.
I can't believe how happy this video made me feel. Good job DR Scott!
I absolutely love that they put this stuff on the internet. Somewhere, someone whose in another country with a collapsing dog can be like- Vitamin E? I’ll try it. And just like that a problem is fixed. Amazing.
You will be well rewarded Dr. Scott. 👍
When you notice something wrong, take them to the vet, don't wait! Stop trying to diagnose your dog!!!
I often think the same thing. Why wait?
@@lindahoy7815 finances? That could be a possible answer
@@croissant6284 Waiting often costs more in tests and in pain for the pet.
That's why I have Pet Medical Insurance. It covers everything.
@@denisejames855 Agreed..Take them in when you know something is truly wrong. If finances are an issue set up a payment plan to get them the money in a way that works for you (like half now half later, take so and so out of my account each week, ect).
0:45 What ever the diagnosis, the biggest forking problem is she waited a FEW MONTHS!!! from the onset of an obvious problem to see a vet. Why do these owners wait so long to get help? It is mind boggling. ANd for those who say vets cost money, or they don't have time. It takes five minutes from anywhere in the country to dial a free phone and ask a few questions of a vet clinic to at least get an opinion if they should see a vet straight away.
That was what I was thinking too when I heard that it started "a few months ago!" Why wait that long? If that had been cancer, it probably would've been too late.
Perhaps denial but honestly not being able to use her back legs for so long, my furbaby comes before me when it comes to medical attention.
That is shocking to hear. I think the longest I ever waited was one day!
If it was a very gradual decline it probably started very subtly.
When you start to sew something happen alot you start to remember the small things you seen a while but not really though off because it was sometime and the dog did something around it so you thought soar muscles or so.
Gracie has the loveliest, sweet face. I fell for her in the first few moments I saw her.
This is a fabulous result. Thankyou for this video. What a miracle.
What a beautiful dog, so gentle. Great job doc.
That's fantastic. Great news gracie 💖
My dog had a problem where she couldn’t walk and since she’s a Labrador and I was feeding her, she wouldn’t get up like usual. Waited 10 minutes, she still didn’t get up and it was 8 at night. I called for my mum and so my dad picked my dog up, put her in the car and took her to the vet. Had to have a team of 5 to get out. The problem was from a massive tumour the size of a football growing in her chest growing since she was with the other old owners she had. She’s a rescue.
On the shiny floor, it is difficult for a dog to walk. If it has a carpet, it is much easier to stand up and walk. 🙏😢😱
Just shows what a good vet you are
Thank you Dr Scott 👍
Amazing Dr.
Glad the dog was helped and waking like a normal dog and not like seal pup!
Such a great vet practice
What a fascinating case. Great job by vets, the neurologist and, of course, Dr. Scott. So happy for Gracie and Dee. This educational video may result in saving another dog. Some owners assume the worst and avoid taking a pet to the vet never knowing there is effective treatment.
i swear bondi vet just deserves to get 1m subs at this point
Gracie the dog’s problem reminds me of a Guinea Pig my sister and I had when we very very young. The little guy lost the use of his hind legs. We took him to a small animal specialist and her diagnosed a nutritional deficiency. We were given a supplemental liquid to spike his water. In about a week or so he was back running around like normal.
Adorable dog! I have to wonder what kind of diet Gracie is fed that leads to a vitamin E deficiency. Every food I've ever bought for my dogs includes vitamin E, among others. Maybe Gracie just doesn't process vitamin E efficiently and needs more of it to make up for that.
I was thinking that. They didn't go into her diet so who knows
Sadly the majority of commercial dog foods lack nitrition and even have products that are harmful. I have researched this.
Awesome job!
Wonderful story. A true success story.
Poor pup
Go Dr Scott!! So happy for sweet Gracie🧡
Thats Dr Scott lol
@@Paradox-vk9fe : Thanks, chemo brain. Guess the mistake is funny to you.
wow that was a wild ride
Fantastic outcome
it pisses me off she waited a few months to wait. if she didn't wait, she wouldn't have deteriorated so fast
This reminds me of a pup I had: suddenly his front legs were all crooked - looked really odd - and difficult for him to get around. X-ray's indicated physical therapy was needed; which I did for weeks with no improvement. Then I went online and found similar cases. Their (non-professional) opinion: change the protein, calcium, and magnesium percentage in his diet. I did; a week later he had perfect legs. Another time I had a puppy with demodectic (puppy) mange - others in the litter had it, but my pup was the worst. Vet said a regiment of chemical dips were in order. My thought was since demo is caused by an immune system not keeping up - why would subjecting this little body to chemicals regularly make it stronger? Instead I put her on immune boosters, gave her baths containing borax detergent and a few other ingredients, and changed her diet to one without any yeast. After getting worse for 6 weeks, once on the new regiment she was completely cured in 2 weeks.
I volunteer at a shelter . Demodectic mange is a parasitic mite that lives in their skin. A low immune system makes it likely that yeast skin infections then set in, making the mange harder to get rid of, that's all. It's v v dangerous to puppies to use harsh detergents & home remedies. You're v v lucky it didn't make things worse . We get pets ALL the time with chemical burns on their skin because people use home remedies for fleas ( Spot On is less than £10 a month online) & mange.
The chemical dips are to kill the little buggers causing it fyi. You’re very lucky what you decided to do instead went fine though the vet recommendation for the dips may of been a little more effective and safer! Mange is caused by these little bugs in the skin, so boosting the immune system doesn’t fix the issue as the problem isn’t their immune system. It’s kinda like giving special baths for fleas.
My first guess was IVDD. It manifested similarly in my dog. However, poodles and cockers aren’t known for it.
My dog had something similar happen after an episode of Old Dog disease called vestibular disease. It got slightly better over time but at the beginning we had to assist him going places with a towel to lift him underneath.
Helping him 🥰
poor Gracie she went from being able to walk like a normal dog to not being able to use her back legs I feel so bad for her
So glad Dr Scott's dog Betty is on the mend
A Dr. prescribing vitamins....What a concept....Wtg Gracie and Dr. Scott...💖
If they would put better nutrients in dog food, instead of all the garbage, things like this may not happen.
This is very interesting Scott it's good to know
My step father had neuropathy, he could barely do anything with his hands.
Great job dr.scott .dr.scott very handsame man.
Ouch! I have neuropathy! Not fun, poor girl!!
Wow is all I can say!
I have to have that test every year and I wish I could be asleep for it
That was so fantastic
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching & subscribing Fonda!
How will he be? Dr Scotty... can you do anything to reverse the case?
Spoodles seem sadly notorious for leg problems.
Sweet doggo!!!!
Love you my friend’s dog is like this it has been 3 years
So the sheath of the nerves needed more vitamins? Reminds me of that kid that only ate chips and baloney and ended up having problems with his optical nerves. I believe his hearing was affected as well. Docs had warned him about it before but it's suspected he may have had some sort of eating disorder (and a little too lenient mother).
Very inspiring, take your vitamins! :)
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At 6:47 Gracie walks into the room with the doctor. It’s making my eye twitch. Why!? What?!?!
I did those electrical tests - NOT asleep.
I was warned that it was VERY painful.
It was not. No more pain than one of those joke pens that zap you.
But I can't imagine trying to do that to an animal
My late husband had that peripheral neuropathy for 15 years. It was VERY VERY painful. I'm very surprised that the dog was not in immense pain.
Just because you didn't think it was painful it doesn't mean that is the same for most. I was heavily on morphine and some other stuff so they said I should barley feel when they tried to break a kidney stone up
I was screaming and I have normally no problem handling pain. The first stone it took 2 days of the kidney stone pain before I even went to see what was going on and it was stuck and because of the time it was operation that time.
I had that test done last year and it was very painful for me, and normally I'm used to pain. But I guess everybody experiences pain differently.
EMG TESTS Very painful tests
@@bohemoth1 I had one, barely felt it. It would be interesting to know the difference between those who feel that pain and those who don't.
@@eleanordewberry4192
It felt like I was undergoing ELECTRO CARDIO CONVERSATION. My leg was very spasmodic. It would make you confess to something that you didn't do.
Why did you wait so long to take her to the vet?
Omg it’s my dog
Omg it’s not
Offers it not
OMGGGg IT iS LoL JK NO ITS NOT LOL
Yes it is
Why did she wait a few months? Poor Gracie.
Why would anyone wait months to get their dog checked? That is so irresponsible
1) not everyone has the money. 2) not everyone trusts doctors. 3) sometimes it’s something not dire. Yes while it is irresponsible everyone has their reasons, just because you or me don’t understand them doesn’t mean they aren’t relevant reasons or feelings. My neighbors dog lost the use of his back legs & regained them within a month, without treatment, he apparently pinched a nerve & everything worked itself out, was it right not to get him checked? No, but it’s also not my right to judge as its not my animal & not my life, idk his reasons for not taking them & I say that as someone who’s worked with animals for the last 15yrs. You also need to understand that some people are scared to find out the truth root of a problem, hence why so many people go years & years with issues without getting them checked, it doesn’t make it right but sometimes are minds deal with things easier if they’re ignored, it’s sad but true. Doesn’t mean I’d leave my own dog or self go through something like that but everyone is different.
$$$$$$$$$, that's why.
@@m.g.n4898 that is Male Enhanced Bovine Manure ! You are making excuses for a neglectful owner. She could have taken it to a rescue.
@@MsNoPixel Male Enhanced Bovine Manure. Fact is, they are neglectful. That fact can not be sugar coated.
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I have to ask, if the RVC had to put Gracie under anaesthetic for some of their tests, why on earth send her back to Dr Scott to be put under a second time for further tests? Surely it would be better to just anaesthetise her the once and the RVC could have done the xrays and ultrasound?
Do they use tocopherols for the V.E treatment or tocotrienols?
I'm going to add vitamin e to my shopping list! I was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy a few years ago, and was given more scripts to take.
God bless you baby I love you 😘
Wonder if the dog that couldn't stand had a vitamin e deficiency.
Kind of like MS in humans.
Waited a "few months" to see a vet?
Nurse Nathan…! 👀 💕 from fan club.
It's like MS.
stop showing those teaser clips in the beginning. it's just confusing, start the video normally
I have thoracic outlet syndrome and dr did sort of same nerve testing on me but I was NOT asleep. Lol it hurt lol
Not a human forum.
Nooooo u don't say!?!?!? Did I not dawn on u that maybe some of the testing can be done on both human and animal? Idk let's say an C.A.T scan. Or idk let's say an x-ray...same test both human and animal...
Sounds like MS in dogs. I wonder if dogs get MS too?
@Austin Howland Find some other sucker Mr Boy...
Would vitamin E help a human? I have chemotherapy induced neuropathy in my legs.
Wow bit E amazing
Beautiful 💞
:3 May God bless you all!!!
Hi Nathan.
Should be first mix. My spell check is going crazy. Don't know where it got miscarriage from 😊
I have seen vitamin E work many times. My vet could not figure out why. I had,a dog who broke her hind leg in 4 places and I could not afford surgery. I asked the vet to set ut and when I got her home immediately started her on vitamin e. She was given small chance of using the leg again. She was recasted at 6 weeks, and two days later she chewed the cast off. When I called the vet she said to just leave it off. On her recheck she could walk normally and tge vet was confused as to how she was doing so well I had this work on my elderly first miscarriage who was unable to even climb steps, a friend had i it work on her on her retriever, and a german shepherd U had went down after a rabies vaccine and it along with water therapy got her back on her feet.
Wow 👏👏👏❤️
Like MS
This is an unusual, small request, but please stop adding stock sound effects like the dogs licking their lips and panting. It's distracting and we don't need it!
Remember God loves you♥️
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.
PLEASE turn your life around and repent.🙏
the clock is ticking....
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