Pups in the Oven (Full Episode) | Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

Dr. Oakley treats a dog with a bloated stomach, a goat with a shocking prolapse, and a cow with a mysterious lump.
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Pups in the Oven (Full Episode) | Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet
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[@bluebassett2]

I wish you would turn on the closed captions for those of us who have hearing loss. I like all of Dr. Oakleys episodes.

[@Canadian-Sunshine]

If you tap the screen a little gear will appear and you can put on captions

[@rachelshaub1742]

@@Canadian-Sunshinenot for this episode

[@dawnbanerdt-adams8356]

OMG, the baby goats and puppies are so cute! I cried with that cow. God bless all Vetrinarians.

[@lindajohnson1201]

Dr. Oakley is a wonderful vet!

[@user-tl3qf7jg3d]

I like all of Dr. Oakleys episodes.

[@user-gv9xv5ow7q]

i love that dr. oakley

[@veronicagravendijk4685]

I’m glad they don’t blur it out

[@312countrygirl]

Thank you Nat Geo WILD!!!!

[@WildlifeStories26]

Thank you for letting me watch this meaningful video

[@michelefritchie6198]

Dr. Oakley, pimple popper!

[@lizcassettai7459]

Great episode. 💜 It's sad the cow couldn't be helped. 😔 The husky puppies are adorable 💕 some like mum and some like dad. 🐾🐾

[@tammytaylor1278]

The horse has crazy eyes.

[@joettelucco7077]

Protective glasses

[@LunaRose11]

lol I was just watching an episode where she was draining a cows huge cyst and she said “you will never find something that grosses me out” and here I am next episode and she’s grossed out 😂
Edit to add - cute, gross but cute show!

[@doreencaputo2942]

Out of curiosity why wouldn't there be an option to schedule a cesarean? Also, the sugar should have been washed of before replacing the prolapse because it could invite insects and fungus.

[@alisong2328]

I think she left it on so the tissue would continue to shrink from the dehydration effect of the sugar?

[@doreencaputo2942]

@@alisong2328 it still wouldn't be ideal. It would have been possible to rinse with a hypertonic saline solution which would rinse the sugar and add salt which would also shrink the tissue.

[@jnakkash25]

Sugar in its pure form, or incorporated into a paste containing an adhesive hydropolymer (gum), is a non-toxic treatment for a variety of wounds. Not only does it provide a suitable clean environment for angiogenesis to take place, but it will debride the wound surface and reduce odour.

[@jnakkash25]

This statement also comes from the merck veterinary manual “Applying sugar to the surface of the uterus or rinsing with hypertonic saline can help to reduce edema and aid reduction of the prolapse”. So maybe it’s not so much about aiding granulation tissue and more about shrinking the prolapse so you can fit it back in.

[@rachelshaub1742]

Dr oakley has s the vet and knows what she is doing

[@quintessawolfprincess3618]

Nadia, Diesel, and their puppies are so beautiful! I love huskies! 🥰

[@adammaycock7809]

I love it❤

[@BacDaFukUp4life]

i love that dr. oakley has introduced all 3 daughters to veterinarian medicine.....
goodluck sierra with vet school!

[@klarinska]

Lol. Speaking of blue cheese ...😂

[@rarasyeniutami]

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Protective

[@user-tn4gz5gp1m]

소 너무 불쌍해 ㅜㅜ

[@Alomgir24]

❤

[@user-gz4nm4js5n]

Почему нет субтитров?

[@suzanneford1571]

Never heard of a dog bloating

[@GEEDIGAMAANTA]

Waaw

[@annedavis6090]

That tech has a lot of chops to earn.. doc had to do her own prep . girlysue needs ppe

[@susanwoodard9655]

Why aren't you wearing face shields? Even if the fluid wouldn't harm you, it certainly would make you feel better.

[@lindajohnson1201]

Why are you not wearing masks?

[@anateixeira7972]

They don’t use masc for they face? Is not egienic

[@TinyPanda-fp3sl]

Why didn't they wear masks when they had surgery?

[@randquadrozzi1280]

I asked my doctor about masks and he said they give very little protection but he does wear one when doing surgery cause of protocol.

[@krisfinley6706]

I'm sure they typically do, I think they didn't here because they're recording, and the mic might have trouble picking up their voices with masks, maybe too muffled

[@user-fk7xu7ot8k]

Was interested in watching but the pus drama was enough. I’m a 30 yr ICU and ER nurse. Perhaps Maya needs a career change.

[@MellowSoul-mo7fu]

I found her very annoying

[@user-ew2px6nz1u]

Haha, me too. Anyway, she would better keep her hair tied back while working.

[@moryan6447]

Don’t watch then…easy solution

[@user-gz4nm4js5n]

Почему нет субтитров?