Molly was mine because a stranger picked molly up and brought her to the vet 😭👌🏼👍🏼🥺 also what breed of cat is Zoey? The cat that jumped of the balcony.
@@Kayla-Kat....... She is what is called a Calico, they can have long hair, medium length hair or short hair. Some have a lot of colors like Zoe some have a little color like the one I used to have.
I️ love how Kate hears a very panicked kid who isn’t making total sense but Kate’s instinct is to believe this kid and follow follow him so she can help an animal in danger
Never hit any living thing before but I assume the driver probably thought there was nothing they could do and they probably couldn’t avoid her. Driver probably tore themselves apart emotionally for weeks and thought it was over for the dog. That’s a big dog I doubt they would want to hit her if they could help it. Someone hit my first dog and he passed about 5 minutes later. They came back and all it did was make them feel horrible and they couldn’t have even done anything since it was a blind corner. For their sake I wish they could’ve kept going and forgot about him, poor people probably remember me crying and seeing poor Arthur hurt like that too this day, they were pretty affected.
@@caracalcontinuum3118If you hit an animal it is sometimes not avoidable, but you need to at least find an owner or someone to take it to a vet. Otherwise it will suffer if it hasn't died. If it's a wild animal it's a kindness to foinish the job
It's insane how half of Luna's thigh was degloved, and yet she was so brave. If that were me in that situation, I would be screaming and crying and writhing the whole time. Glad she ended up okay
That was a nasty degloving too! Good thing the owners got her in before any infection could take hold, and good thing the vets took to time to ensure everything could be reattached just fine!
Molly is one lucky dog, people don't stop no matter where they live. John is a good guy. It's good to see dedicated animal health care providers. 99.99% are good, compassionate people. I'm a retired nurse, people nurse, and see trained, knowledgeable pros
Same. I don't have pets myself but I know how much these cuties mean to people. But my question is this? How did Zoe get hurt that bad? Cats usually fall from higher spots, land on their paws, and nothing happens.
My cat fell off my third floor balcony. I rushed downstairs and he seemed a bit dazed. My friend who was visiting brought down his carrier and I rushed my boy to the vet. One broken fang. That was the extent of the damage. He was such a lucky boy. Now my balcony is screened in for the safety of my cats.
@@NikkieRoxxxyeah - they almost always do, but that certainly doesn't mean that they're okay! As we saw in this episode, landing on your feet can easily break them.
Kate describing the weather as "cyclonic" and "torrential" during that possum rescue really cracked me up. Apparently that part of Australia doesn't get a lot of rain ... what I saw there would be described as "light rain" or a "little shower" in Germany.
In Arizona as well 😂 we also have a desert climate here, but we have a wet season that floods some areas. This would just be a regular rain for us as well.
We recently had almost a week straight of constant rain in Denver, Colorado. Totally unusual. Enough that one of my Aunt''s friends had 4 feet of water flooding her basement
Honestly with all the bad stuff going on in the world, the reunion scene here was amazing. Just a perfect collection of humans. John, who risked his safety to pick up the dog, take them to the vet, then wait until the owner arrived. Chris, who got emotional during the case to the point where you can tell there’s no doubt he cares 110% for these animals and their owners. Then finally the owner who had something happen that was out of her control, and you can just tell how so eternally grateful she is.
@@FerociousPancake888 Right?! Her reaction to seeing him again was precious! Her on her hind legs reaching towards him. Her licking had already started mid jump. Wow! She recognized her rescuer and was ready to thank him, vigorously. 😅
My dog was extremely lucky and was recently saved by great vets like this. He had swallowed a 6 1/2" wooden kebab skewer whole. It pierced his stomach and caused septic peritonitis (bacteria and fluid in the abdomen). The skewer didn't puncture any other organs or his esophagus. He's recovering really well right now and I'm so thankful to the vets 😭. Edit: I got more good news. The peritonitis culture came back negative for bacteria so it wasn't septic like they thought.
OMG...as an ICU nurse I am aware of what all that entails. I CAN'T believe it didn't puncture his esophagus! God bless ur furbaby and your fam as he recovers🤗
@@melindavansandt5168 Thank you. I think his throat was saved because it was loaded with chicken. I was so scared for him the whole time because I knew how much damage could have been done. The vets were so good at quickly handling his situation and they were so compassionate. They gave me a lot of hugs and because of them I can still give my dog lots of hugs.
Your dog was incredibly lucky, that’s amazing news! Happy to see it thankfully wasn’t worst case scenario..Hope your dog recovers fine and you both stay strong during these times ❤️🩹
@@testerwulf3357 He got his staples out today and is recovering great! Something about watching these videos about other animal beating the odds with skilled vets is cathartic.
John, the gentleman who risked his own life on the highway to save the boxer....kudos to you, you have my deepest admiration. You have a heart of gold.💫
12:15 = favorite part!!! Andrew is incredible and needs to be on the show more. That x-ray shows just how fabulous his skills are. I love how they filmed this....instead of bouncing back and forth between different cases all going on at the same time and then rehashing each story before they continue, they finish each story before starting another. I would love to be a carer for Peter the baby possum.... ♥🥰♥ Never heard of a curly coated retriever....COOL. Edwin = 🥰
Andrew is on the show quite a bit actually, and he is an amazing veterinary surgeon, thats why the regular vets all go to him for specialist/surgical help!
Andrew is my fave. Best episode is when he brings his chicken in to be looked at. He loves that chuck. You can tell even more that he is such a humble, good person. Agreed, would love to see more of him.
The little opossum reminded me of the day I picked up a dead, frozen ground squirrel off the road. I put it in my pocket thinking I'd give it to the fox I had in rehab, but when I pulled it out of my pocket it was clearly coming back to life so I went into life saving mode instead. Both the ground squirrel and fox made full recoveries and were released back to their lives. Sometimes you just never know what these little critters are capable of overcoming just as there are times when you're sure of a full recovery that ends up going the other way despite trying everything that you can.
It's actually possum 😊 opossums are the white rat looking marsupial native to America while possums are marsupials native to Australia(where bondi vet clinic is located) and they look more like if a kangaroo and a and a jerboa had a baby(to me at least) and they arent related at all in the animal family tree
Gwen seems like such a tremendous owner. Her sadness made me cry. Molly is such a brave and strong girl, and her owner cares so much for her. Accidents, unfortunately happen, but the good side is seeing them okay.
Being that I am asthmatic I had no idea cats/animals could have it. It's amazing and a bit shocking. Thank you Dr. Scott for all you and your team does for these furbabies.
I'm not only an asthmatic but also a respiratory therapist. When I was in college my mom had an asthmatic cat and I wrote a paper on his diagnosis and treatment for a case study. His mom died when he was too young to be weaned and Mom bottle fed him and let him suckle on her neck or the loose skin in the crook of her arms. Our other cat thought he was a mouse, I think. He grew! Eventually he was a huge muscular 28 pound guard cat. But when Mama brought him his MDI, he did what she said, it was cute. He lived to be 23, I think, very old for a cat. It wasn't asthma, just old age.
I have to say that this was the first time that I was actually praying while watching Scott work on that little cocker. Then to see her walk out to go home was an attestment to his skill and compassion. All the vets on Bondi are outstanding!! ♥️
Thank you, John, from the USA, for saving Molly's life and bringing her after the accident to the vet clinic to save her life!! Molly, a beautiful Boxer, looks just like my son's sweet Boxer, Murphy, and he passed afterwards 😢 from cancer and trauma. Still miss you Murphy so much. R.I.P dear sweet boy, we will always remember you!!
Luna, the little Cocker Spaniel is such a gorgeous and brave little dog! My heart went out to all of the pets and owners in the show. So happy everyone ended up healthy!
My Australian Cattle Dog had a very similar leg injury where her heel was torn completely open to the muscle/tendon while on a walk in the woods. But thing is, she didn’t even care 😅 she continued to run and play keep away all while open and bleeding. We had to kennel her for two weeks so it’d actually heal
My wonderful stepfather was a vet and was not a fan of cats. He's allergic, too. He had been a large animal vet. Bless him, he's been living with cats for over 50 years now😂 When I was a little kid, he took on neutering all the neighbourhood strays. Pretty sure my mother would have killed him if she saw him using the dining table for surgeries😂😂😂
I never fail to appreciate and honor the love and compassion these vets have for their clients and clients owners. Sadly it seems like they have more compassion than some human to human doctors show.
We live in a rural town in the USA. We had two dogs. One was shot and the other poisoned by something. Our vets did everything in their power to save our lovely girl who was shot. A month later we brought our little boy in for a routine checkup and his second round of shots. We had a different veterinarian examine him that day and she noticed something was very wrong but she didn’t offer to give him any help. He passed away later that night. We woke up to find him in his crate cold and stiff. It was the most horrific thing I’ve been through because I had watched him grow and taken care of him from 7 weeks old to 8 months old. It was beyond ridiculous that she didn’t offer fluids or running blood tests to see if his toxicity levels were up. Where we live, everyone has a problem with anything with a pulse. It is ridiculous that someone could do either of those things to any body’s pets especially when they’re still a puppy or the friendliest pittbull lookalike you could meet. Our dog who was shot is doing super well now and her only damage is a low-caliber bullet lodged in her chest and some extra healing to go with her fractured rib and torn ligaments and muscles. When I went out to find her laying on the porch I thought the worst. It turned out to be best case scenario. I refuse to let her been seen by that veterinarian that saw our other dog. You just don’t do that in noticing something is off with a puppy and not offering your best no matter what’s happened that day.
The dedication with these vets is amazing. I like the way that vet said that cat isn't going to die on my watch. How sweet to hear things like that. That's why these people become vets is their love and dedication to making sure animals get better.
The woman describing the rain as torrential has me dead. That’s a light shower here in the part of the US I live in, and my area doesn’t get nearly as much as some places in the US.😅😂
Prayers for Luna, Zoe, Peter, Edwin, and Molly. (I believe their was one more fur baby Jasmine.) Great team of vets, staff, and nurses helping these beautiful animals. Awesome job Dr. Chris, Dr. Andrew, Dr. Lisa, Dr. Scott, and I 🤔 her name is Dr. Kate.
Poor Gwen, I understand the absolute shock of your cat falling from the balcony, mine has fallen thrice, from about a 20 meter height. once when he was about 3 months, 2nd time around 1.5 Years and third time just around 2.5 years. it's incredible the amount of fight my baby has. I was scared to death, it was horrible, when my parents told me to prepare my mind, my poor baby was in so much pain. the first time he fell on his feet, the second time he injured him jaw and mouth and the third time it was horribly severe he had a broken leg, a cut, a fracture. I did try doing my best All Of these times, but adults wouldn't take a 9 year old kid seriously when I told i couldnt find him when the 2nd and 3rd fall occurred. I kept persisting and did get screamed at for not preparing for a test that I had the next day, but did manage to save my cat by calling my dad who was downstairs, he found my cat below a car, covered in blood, rushed him to the vet but since no vet operated nearby on Sundays, kitty was in for some painful 6 hours till we took him as soon as the vet opened. he fell off from our balcony twice and the terrace above our floor the third time, i do feel guilty about letting him go unsupervised that day, but my mother was also extremely guilty about screaming at me to focus on studying rather than worry about the cat, so I couldn't be mad at her. The 2nd time he fell from the balcony, someone left the door open, and he sneaked in and sat on the middle platform on the lower floor between our two balconies, he had pulled this stunt once or twice before so we were keeping him inside till we got the balcony a netting, but Midnight, he went missing and was found 5 stories down with a broken mouth, still a quicker recovery. The first time was when I just got him and i wasnt at home, he jumped out of the balcony to go down and landed on his feet and just was scared and fine otherwise. We've fully catified our house and now, my beautiful 9 year old, is an amazing big furball, he loves to be inside now, and I'm never letting him get into any dangerous situation again.
It's so beautiful to see dogs in other countries that don't have ear cropping. Living in the US, it is really rare to see a boxer with those beautiful ears. I love it. I wish cropping just didn't exist outside necessity for work. Those ears are so gorgeous.
My friend's cat jumped from the 7th floor of her balcony. And I believe the cat's most serious injury was a broken jaw. It's so amazing that the cat survived!
Cats basicly use their whole body as a parachute to survive big falls. They can still get hurt, but that's why they try to land on their feet. To catch some hair and kinda float their way down and making the impact less hard.
There's obviously a top limit, but generally cats actually do BETTER with longer falls. It gives them time to turn around and ensure they land on their feet. A 2nd story balcony is pushing it- they have time to turn but not really to brace. Anything less than a 2nd story balcony and more than like 7 feet would be deadly.
This is going to sound weird but id love a version were they didn't blur the surgery parts im a vet tech (going to be someday full vet) student and watching this show has helped me understand so much!
I seek out operations on You Tube and find plenty of nice gory ones!! I watched a wrist fusion op a while ago and they stripped the arm like a power cable. There were ligaments and tendons hanging out everywhere......Strangely there was hardly any blood!!
I feel sad for Gwen poor Zoe I’m glad she got fixed up especially Gwen’s and elderly and she is just traumatised!…thanks to sash and Bondi vet for doing all this for hurt animals now most animals are safe and cured…
The same thing that happened to Molly happened to my brothers friend a few days ago. I'm so happy both of them are survivors and live to tell the tale.
I adore all the staff and the people behind the scenes that see all this. They are very towards everyone. I love this show!! Everyone is so nice! THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT ON TV., it is informative!
Part of the reason I watch your show so often is because I'm fascinated by the medicine and surgery you have to perform to save these furry gems. If you added a warning about graphic content, RUclips might allow it to be shown without blurring.
Thanks to the Vets who work from their hearts. It is not just a job for them and/or a way to make money. I wish there were more kind hearted vets who love their work. Well done, kids! 🙏👍
Possums in the US are definitely not as cute as Peter. When my son was 4 we were heading home from a Thanksgiving family dinner, it was very late & frozen. I drove past this tiny little ball in the middle of the road & something told me to turn around, I parked & walked over to find this tiny baby possum rolled up in a tight ball trying to stay warm & breathing really hard. I had a towel in the car so I ran to get it & cranked the heat on full blast. As soon as I had her back in the car in front of the heat she unwound from her tight ball, her breathing returned to normal & she fell asleep. Once we were home I started calling 24 hr rescues but because of the risk of rabies no rescues would take this little baby so my option was to try raising this baby that was the size of a mouse or finding her mom. They said she'd likely be close to where we found the baby so I took a couple pairs of my son's thick sweats that he'd outgrown, cut the legs off, slid one inside the other until it was 4 layers thick & rubber banded the end then slid the little baby inside the makeshift pouch before driving back to where we found her. I kept her in the car & went looking through the trees until I spotted mom running across the road & into a tree right where I had found the baby so I took the baby inside the pouch out of the car & set her in the grass below the tree before walking back to my car to wait & after just a few minutes I saw mom come down the tree & retrieve baby from the pouch. My son was very sad because of course he wanted to keep the baby but he was glad she was back with her mom.
My baby got hit when she was 3, I was 9. It was a hit and run as well, she shouldn't have lived. She had a low chance of making it through the night and we couldn't afford surgery, her pelvis was shattered. After the night she still only had a 50% chance of surviving and no chance of walking again. My baby beat all odds and walked perfectly again 💜 we had her - a Doberman - until she was 12 years old! She was my life 💜💜💜
so grateful for all emergency vets. Month after moving into our new house in February someone shot one of our cats. We didn't know she was shot. Vet found the bullet still lodged in her leg. ILeg was completely shattered like Lunas leg. The bullet traveled right to left past her lungs and over her heart and hit the top of her leg. So grateful for our vet took off that leg and gave Freya a second chance at life. Sadly unlike Luna Freya's leg had to much nerve damage to save. She had no feeling in her toes or lower part of her leg.
Chris I know you are going to do everything you can to help Molly cause you are a very dedicate doctor to your patients and to the ppl who are they parents. I know she's going to be alright your a great doctor! Thank God for Dr. Marchevsky, I hope I spell his name right anyhow she's going to make it. He's a great surgeon especially putting the bones in the right place.
Bondi Vet do a fantastic job in helping people with their pet dog’s and cats and animals as well as everyone knows that veterinary bills can be very expensive but people manage to save enough money for their treatment 😊
I got a net for my balcony which is a third floor unit because i want them to have the chance to enjoy the weather but save them a horrific fall - invest in pet nets for balconies, they can save your pets life!
John looked so heart broken when he left the clinic, im sure he thought she was dead after finding out about the torn lung, he looked so happy when he saw her again!
For Zoe, bird netting to block off her access to the Great Leap might make her less anxious to get outside - and give Gwen reassurance that she (Zoe) can't whip out and get to the scene of the crime again.
I have a 3 legged dog and a 3 legged cat. The people who hurt them are deplorable…but they are both happy now and healthy and you would never know they lost anything from the way they play ❤❤❤ animals are amazing
i really hope that we have you all guys i mean the loving and caring vet in our country🙏i do love you all guys the way you handle and concern to all the pets in your country salute to all of you guys god bless and keep safe always🙏🙏🙏
Which inspirational recovery amazed you the most? 😮 Let us know 📣👇
I liked all of them. Because all the vet's and staff did an awesome job.
Molly was mine because a stranger picked molly up and brought her to the vet 😭👌🏼👍🏼🥺 also what breed of cat is Zoey? The cat that jumped of the balcony.
Luna
@@Kayla-Kat.......
She is what is called a Calico, they can have long hair, medium length hair or short hair. Some have a lot of colors like Zoe some have a little color like the one I used to have.
All of them, I love these vets. I used to watch Dr.Brown on TV on Saturday morning but that was a few years ago.
The way she ran to John. She knew he saved her.
The fact that Molly completely ignored Chris and went straight to John proves that she knows who saved her that day.
What a wonderful man who saved Molly!
I think it's cool that Molly recognized John!!
Isn't that amazing? She really knew he saved her!
Goes to show animals know who help them and they don’t forget.
I got choked up when she started pulling towards him. So sweet! I hope John has a dog of his own to love at home.
I️ love how Kate hears a very panicked kid who isn’t making total sense but Kate’s instinct is to believe this kid and follow follow him so she can help an animal in danger
I find it disgusting how someone could hit a dog and leave them to die. John is truly an angel 😇 Very grateful Molly survived!
I immediately thought the same thing.
Argggg!
Never hit any living thing before but I assume the driver probably thought there was nothing they could do and they probably couldn’t avoid her. Driver probably tore themselves apart emotionally for weeks and thought it was over for the dog. That’s a big dog I doubt they would want to hit her if they could help it. Someone hit my first dog and he passed about 5 minutes later. They came back and all it did was make them feel horrible and they couldn’t have even done anything since it was a blind corner. For their sake I wish they could’ve kept going and forgot about him, poor people probably remember me crying and seeing poor Arthur hurt like that too this day, they were pretty affected.
@Katie Simpson I've never hit any thing dead or alive.
@@caracalcontinuum3118, they did mention it was on a highway, so you are probably right.
@@caracalcontinuum3118If you hit an animal it is sometimes not avoidable, but you need to at least find an owner or someone to take it to a vet. Otherwise it will suffer if it hasn't died. If it's a wild animal it's a kindness to foinish the job
It's insane how half of Luna's thigh was degloved, and yet she was so brave. If that were me in that situation, I would be screaming and crying and writhing the whole time. Glad she ended up okay
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Yes! What an incredibly brave girl!
What a tough cookie! 💪💙
That was a nasty degloving too! Good thing the owners got her in before any infection could take hold, and good thing the vets took to time to ensure everything could be reattached just fine!
Degloved=??
Molly is one lucky dog, people don't stop no matter where they live. John is a good guy. It's good to see dedicated animal health care providers. 99.99% are good, compassionate people. I'm a retired nurse, people nurse, and see trained, knowledgeable pros
Thank you for a career of caring for the sick and injured. As someone with a chronic illness, I know very well the wonder of nurses!
Thank goodness for the quick thinking and kindness of strangers ❤️🐶🙌
Indeed, John is a First Class gentleman.
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Most doctors and nurses deserve respect. But their are many who don't care and are vile. Iv met some
I feel for Gwen. I understand her shock and horror. I loved a cat like that, for 20 years. I miss her, everyday since she passed. 32 yrs ago.
A good cat never really dies, they leave little paw prints on our heart
Very sorry to hear 😢💙
@@trevor7520 😢🥺😭 that is so true...
That brought tears to my eyes.😢
Same. I don't have pets myself but I know how much these cuties mean to people. But my question is this? How did Zoe get hurt that bad? Cats usually fall from higher spots, land on their paws, and nothing happens.
My cat fell off my third floor balcony. I rushed downstairs and he seemed a bit dazed. My friend who was visiting brought down his carrier and I rushed my boy to the vet. One broken fang. That was the extent of the damage. He was such a lucky boy. Now my balcony is screened in for the safety of my cats.
Smart= it is NOT TRUE that cats always fall on their paws no matter what.
He should thank his lucky stars! My aunt's cat shattered his pelvis falling like that
@@NikkieRoxxxyeah - they almost always do, but that certainly doesn't mean that they're okay! As we saw in this episode, landing on your feet can easily break them.
Cats are extremely resilient, it doesn’t surprise me that it didn’t get much injury
Cats are just absolutely amazing
Kate describing the weather as "cyclonic" and "torrential" during that possum rescue really cracked me up. Apparently that part of Australia doesn't get a lot of rain ... what I saw there would be described as "light rain" or a "little shower" in Germany.
Hahahaha yes agreed. I LOL'ed too and I'm not too far from that part of Australia 😂
In Arizona as well 😂 we also have a desert climate here, but we have a wet season that floods some areas. This would just be a regular rain for us as well.
In NYS in the USA as well
We recently had almost a week straight of constant rain in Denver, Colorado. Totally unusual.
Enough that one of my Aunt''s friends had 4 feet of water flooding her basement
That rain would be nothing even in the uk and we get a lot of rain
We need more people like John
Honestly with all the bad stuff going on in the world, the reunion scene here was amazing. Just a perfect collection of humans. John, who risked his safety to pick up the dog, take them to the vet, then wait until the owner arrived. Chris, who got emotional during the case to the point where you can tell there’s no doubt he cares 110% for these animals and their owners. Then finally the owner who had something happen that was out of her control, and you can just tell how so eternally grateful she is.
@@FerociousPancake888 Right?! Her reaction to seeing him again was precious! Her on her hind legs reaching towards him. Her licking had already started mid jump. Wow! She recognized her rescuer and was ready to thank him, vigorously. 😅
So true! ❤️
WE, as individuals, should ALL be, become or strive to become like John!!!
@@domiro8156 be the change you want to see in the world
My dog was extremely lucky and was recently saved by great vets like this. He had swallowed a 6 1/2" wooden kebab skewer whole. It pierced his stomach and caused septic peritonitis (bacteria and fluid in the abdomen). The skewer didn't puncture any other organs or his esophagus. He's recovering really well right now and I'm so thankful to the vets 😭.
Edit: I got more good news. The peritonitis culture came back negative for bacteria so it wasn't septic like they thought.
OMG...as an ICU nurse I am aware of what all that entails. I CAN'T believe it didn't puncture his esophagus! God bless ur furbaby and your fam as he recovers🤗
@@melindavansandt5168 Thank you. I think his throat was saved because it was loaded with chicken. I was so scared for him the whole time because I knew how much damage could have been done. The vets were so good at quickly handling his situation and they were so compassionate. They gave me a lot of hugs and because of them I can still give my dog lots of hugs.
Your dog was incredibly lucky, that’s amazing news! Happy to see it thankfully wasn’t worst case scenario..Hope your dog recovers fine and you both stay strong during these times ❤️🩹
@@testerwulf3357 He got his staples out today and is recovering great! Something about watching these videos about other animal beating the odds with skilled vets is cathartic.
Dogs are living vacuum cleaners. Watch what youfeed them; they will snarf anything!
Andrew is a miracle worker - he does incredible work.
One of the greatest veterinary surgeons Australia has ever seen 💪🧑⚕️💙
I can’t believe Molly recognized John like that, the man who saved her after she was hit by a car.
John, the gentleman who risked his own life on the highway to save the boxer....kudos to you, you have my deepest admiration. You have a heart of gold.💫
Every time I see Andrew operate I'm blown away by his skill.
Andrews skills are outstanding indeed
12:15 = favorite part!!! Andrew is incredible and needs to be on the show more. That x-ray shows just how fabulous his skills are. I love how they filmed this....instead of bouncing back and forth between different cases all going on at the same time and then rehashing each story before they continue, they finish each story before starting another. I would love to be a carer for Peter the baby possum.... ♥🥰♥ Never heard of a curly coated retriever....COOL. Edwin = 🥰
Andrew is on the show quite a bit actually, and he is an amazing veterinary surgeon, thats why the regular vets all go to him for specialist/surgical help!
@@amorin329 Yes, I know this. Which is why, like I said, I think he should be on even MORE. He's my favorite.
Andrew is my fave. Best episode is when he brings his chicken in to be looked at. He loves that chuck. You can tell even more that he is such a humble, good person. Agreed, would love to see more of him.
It’s a compilation. So they lumped clips together for each animal.
I really appreciate they don't jump back and forth, too. Shows that do that bug me!
The man who stopped and rescued Molly is a hero.
The little opossum reminded me of the day I picked up a dead, frozen ground squirrel off the road. I put it in my pocket thinking I'd give it to the fox I had in rehab, but when I pulled it out of my pocket it was clearly coming back to life so I went into life saving mode instead. Both the ground squirrel and fox made full recoveries and were released back to their lives. Sometimes you just never know what these little critters are capable of overcoming just as there are times when you're sure of a full recovery that ends up going the other way despite trying everything that you can.
It's actually possum 😊 opossums are the white rat looking marsupial native to America while possums are marsupials native to Australia(where bondi vet clinic is located) and they look more like if a kangaroo and a and a jerboa had a baby(to me at least) and they arent related at all in the animal family tree
Gwen seems like such a tremendous owner. Her sadness made me cry. Molly is such a brave and strong girl, and her owner cares so much for her. Accidents, unfortunately happen, but the good side is seeing them okay.
Being that I am asthmatic I had no idea cats/animals could have it. It's amazing and a bit shocking. Thank you Dr. Scott for all you and your team does for these furbabies.
I'm not only an asthmatic but also a respiratory therapist. When I was in college my mom had an asthmatic cat and I wrote a paper on his diagnosis and treatment for a case study.
His mom died when he was too young to be weaned and Mom bottle fed him and let him suckle on her neck or the loose skin in the crook of her arms. Our other cat thought he was a mouse, I think.
He grew! Eventually he was a huge muscular 28 pound guard cat. But when Mama brought him his MDI, he did what she said, it was cute.
He lived to be 23, I think, very old for a cat. It wasn't asthma, just old age.
The world needs more people like John. Saving Molly like he did. Bless him.💜💜💜
I feel bad for how scared Gwen was for her cat, thank god she was blessed enough to have her live
I have to say that this was the first time that I was actually praying while watching Scott work on that little cocker. Then to see her walk out to go home was an attestment to his skill and compassion. All the vets on Bondi are outstanding!! ♥️
Thank you, John, from the USA, for saving Molly's life and bringing her after the accident to the vet clinic to save her life!! Molly, a beautiful Boxer, looks just like my son's sweet Boxer, Murphy, and he passed afterwards 😢 from cancer and trauma. Still miss you Murphy so much. R.I.P dear sweet boy, we will always remember you!!
Luna, the little Cocker Spaniel is such a gorgeous and brave little dog! My heart went out to all of the pets and owners in the show. So happy everyone ended up healthy!
She is beautiful.
Was it a bear trap?
My Australian Cattle Dog had a very similar leg injury where her heel was torn completely open to the muscle/tendon while on a walk in the woods. But thing is, she didn’t even care 😅 she continued to run and play keep away all while open and bleeding. We had to kennel her for two weeks so it’d actually heal
Cattle dogs are just built different haha
I've had heart surgery and testicular cancer. It amazes me how resilient animals are compared to people.
You sound pretty resilient yourself❣ Take care. 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽
@@bkitteh6295 thank you.
Hi.I was thinking that too.
Hope you are ok. As possible.
I love that Andrew is still a vet even though he's allergic to long haired cats. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
My wonderful stepfather was a vet and was not a fan of cats. He's allergic, too. He had been a large animal vet.
Bless him, he's been living with cats for over 50 years now😂
When I was a little kid, he took on neutering all the neighbourhood strays. Pretty sure my mother would have killed him if she saw him using the dining table for surgeries😂😂😂
God bless that boy and his family for saving that baby ringtail possum and their momma by telling Bondivet about them.
I never fail to appreciate and honor the love and compassion these vets have for their clients and clients owners. Sadly it seems like they have more compassion than some human to human doctors show.
He had nothing to fear. Couldn't get a better surgeon than Andrew.
💕It’s truly beautiful to see vets who really care about peoples pets/animals & go the extra mile💕
Luna's gash almost launched me into tears, but her whimpering and crying broke me. I felt HORRIBLE for Luna. I hope she made a full recovery.
Holy cow, all these animals are absolutely amazing, such strong fighters that deserve the world handed to them on a silver platter
We live in a rural town in the USA. We had two dogs. One was shot and the other poisoned by something. Our vets did everything in their power to save our lovely girl who was shot. A month later we brought our little boy in for a routine checkup and his second round of shots. We had a different veterinarian examine him that day and she noticed something was very wrong but she didn’t offer to give him any help. He passed away later that night. We woke up to find him in his crate cold and stiff. It was the most horrific thing I’ve been through because I had watched him grow and taken care of him from 7 weeks old to 8 months old. It was beyond ridiculous that she didn’t offer fluids or running blood tests to see if his toxicity levels were up. Where we live, everyone has a problem with anything with a pulse. It is ridiculous that someone could do either of those things to any body’s pets especially when they’re still a puppy or the friendliest pittbull lookalike you could meet. Our dog who was shot is doing super well now and her only damage is a low-caliber bullet lodged in her chest and some extra healing to go with her fractured rib and torn ligaments and muscles. When I went out to find her laying on the porch I thought the worst. It turned out to be best case scenario. I refuse to let her been seen by that veterinarian that saw our other dog. You just don’t do that in noticing something is off with a puppy and not offering your best no matter what’s happened that day.
So sorry you lost your puppy. Glad your other dog made it okay.
OMG! The first dog. I don't cry over videos often.
What a wonderful man John is and a special dog Molly is. Great vets to Dave her.
The dedication with these vets is amazing. I like the way that vet said that cat isn't going to die on my watch. How sweet to hear things like that. That's why these people become vets is their love and dedication to making sure animals get better.
The woman describing the rain as torrential has me dead. That’s a light shower here in the part of the US I live in, and my area doesn’t get nearly as much as some places in the US.😅😂
Yes...Not like real rain at all 😂😂
For us we have monsoon season, so if it does rain that would be the bare minimum. We get white out rains and flash floods.
I love how they stuffed the little possum into a sock 😂❤
Prayers for Luna, Zoe, Peter, Edwin, and Molly. (I believe their was one more fur baby Jasmine.) Great team of vets, staff, and nurses helping these beautiful animals. Awesome job Dr. Chris, Dr. Andrew, Dr. Lisa, Dr. Scott, and I 🤔 her name is Dr. Kate.
Yes, there was one more animal named Jasmine.
Thank God bless you all for your care of Molly.what terrible thing whoever did this.
@@U_N_C_R_E_A_T_I_V_E -Thank you
@@ediebaxter6194 Your welcome
Amen 🙏🏻
Wow that repair on Zoe's leg was amazing!
Andrew is a top-notch surgeon, I think every university would fight to have him teach for them.
Poor Gwen, I understand the absolute shock of your cat falling from the balcony, mine has fallen thrice, from about a 20 meter height. once when he was about 3 months, 2nd time around 1.5 Years and third time just around 2.5 years. it's incredible the amount of fight my baby has. I was scared to death, it was horrible, when my parents told me to prepare my mind, my poor baby was in so much pain. the first time he fell on his feet, the second time he injured him jaw and mouth and the third time it was horribly severe he had a broken leg, a cut, a fracture. I did try doing my best All Of these times, but adults wouldn't take a 9 year old kid seriously when I told i couldnt find him when the 2nd and 3rd fall occurred. I kept persisting and did get screamed at for not preparing for a test that I had the next day, but did manage to save my cat by calling my dad who was downstairs, he found my cat below a car, covered in blood, rushed him to the vet but since no vet operated nearby on Sundays, kitty was in for some painful 6 hours till we took him as soon as the vet opened. he fell off from our balcony twice and the terrace above our floor the third time, i do feel guilty about letting him go unsupervised that day, but my mother was also extremely guilty about screaming at me to focus on studying rather than worry about the cat, so I couldn't be mad at her. The 2nd time he fell from the balcony, someone left the door open, and he sneaked in and sat on the middle platform on the lower floor between our two balconies, he had pulled this stunt once or twice before so we were keeping him inside till we got the balcony a netting, but Midnight, he went missing and was found 5 stories down with a broken mouth, still a quicker recovery. The first time was when I just got him and i wasnt at home, he jumped out of the balcony to go down and landed on his feet and just was scared and fine otherwise. We've fully catified our house and now, my beautiful 9 year old, is an amazing big furball, he loves to be inside now, and I'm never letting him get into any dangerous situation again.
The possum is so precious and he was so cold!!
Way to go John, you're clearly a wonderful human being.
What a sweetheart Molly is, hope her and Diane are doing awesome ❤
Finding that little critter that the kid came into see Kate about, must have been almost Impossumble.
A ten metres drop and only a broken leg? Only a cat would even survive that.
It's so beautiful to see dogs in other countries that don't have ear cropping. Living in the US, it is really rare to see a boxer with those beautiful ears. I love it. I wish cropping just didn't exist outside necessity for work. Those ears are so gorgeous.
My heart is broken for the grandmother. I can feel her pain 😭❤️😭
Omg I'm crying so hard rite now when molly seen John again n realized it was him she was so sweet
My friend's cat jumped from the 7th floor of her balcony. And I believe the cat's most serious injury was a broken jaw. It's so amazing that the cat survived!
Cats basicly use their whole body as a parachute to survive big falls. They can still get hurt, but that's why they try to land on their feet. To catch some hair and kinda float their way down and making the impact less hard.
There's obviously a top limit, but generally cats actually do BETTER with longer falls. It gives them time to turn around and ensure they land on their feet. A 2nd story balcony is pushing it- they have time to turn but not really to brace. Anything less than a 2nd story balcony and more than like 7 feet would be deadly.
This is going to sound weird but id love a version were they didn't blur the surgery parts im a vet tech (going to be someday full vet) student and watching this show has helped me understand so much!
I seek out operations on You Tube and find plenty of nice gory ones!! I watched a wrist fusion op a while ago and they stripped the arm like a power cable. There were ligaments and tendons hanging out everywhere......Strangely there was hardly any blood!!
A lot of these channels attract children especially with the different animals. I'd be interested too though.
We all love a person like john! We need more people like john!
I feel sad for Gwen poor Zoe I’m glad she got fixed up especially Gwen’s and elderly and she is just traumatised!…thanks to sash and Bondi vet for doing all this for hurt animals now most animals are safe and cured…
The same thing that happened to Molly happened to my brothers friend a few days ago. I'm so happy both of them are survivors and live to tell the tale.
I adore all the staff and the people behind the scenes that see all this. They are very towards everyone. I love this show!! Everyone is so nice! THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT ON TV., it is informative!
I just watching Bondi Vet. ALL the Vets are awesome!! Kind and cute!! lol
That's average Michigan rain weather in the possum story, the baby was so cute! Im so happy they are all okay💖💖💖
What a lovely Gentleman John is! Hero. Humans who love animals are Top Notch . 💙🙏
The baby possum in the sock! So cute!
When I watch this vid it reminds me of my dead dog that died at 7 years old from cancer. This is very inspirational.
We need more people like John in our world!! 🥰
Part of the reason I watch your show so often is because I'm fascinated by the medicine and surgery you have to perform to save these furry gems. If you added a warning about graphic content, RUclips might allow it to be shown without blurring.
I feel so sorry for the elderly cat I hope it gets better soon I am praying for the cat’s recovery
Thanks to the Vets who work from their hearts. It is not just a job for them and/or a way to make money. I wish there were more kind hearted vets who love their work. Well done, kids! 🙏👍
Possums in the US are definitely not as cute as Peter. When my son was 4 we were heading home from a Thanksgiving family dinner, it was very late & frozen. I drove past this tiny little ball in the middle of the road & something told me to turn around, I parked & walked over to find this tiny baby possum rolled up in a tight ball trying to stay warm & breathing really hard. I had a towel in the car so I ran to get it & cranked the heat on full blast. As soon as I had her back in the car in front of the heat she unwound from her tight ball, her breathing returned to normal & she fell asleep. Once we were home I started calling 24 hr rescues but because of the risk of rabies no rescues would take this little baby so my option was to try raising this baby that was the size of a mouse or finding her mom. They said she'd likely be close to where we found the baby so I took a couple pairs of my son's thick sweats that he'd outgrown, cut the legs off, slid one inside the other until it was 4 layers thick & rubber banded the end then slid the little baby inside the makeshift pouch before driving back to where we found her. I kept her in the car & went looking through the trees until I spotted mom running across the road & into a tree right where I had found the baby so I took the baby inside the pouch out of the car & set her in the grass below the tree before walking back to my car to wait & after just a few minutes I saw mom come down the tree & retrieve baby from the pouch. My son was very sad because of course he wanted to keep the baby but he was glad she was back with her mom.
In the US there is Opossums, not possums. Two different animals.
@@MrKirsiina I'm perfectly aware that they are called Opossums, Idk where you live but in the pacific northwest people just call them possums
Australia has ring tailed possums. Ours are just possums. Both are cute and helpful.
Thankfully Edwin is such a sweetheart. My cats would not accept a puffer so easily.
My baby got hit when she was 3, I was 9. It was a hit and run as well, she shouldn't have lived. She had a low chance of making it through the night and we couldn't afford surgery, her pelvis was shattered. After the night she still only had a 50% chance of surviving and no chance of walking again. My baby beat all odds and walked perfectly again 💜 we had her - a Doberman - until she was 12 years old! She was my life 💜💜💜
Your dog was so strong to make such a recovery. Glad you had him back.
Omg the baby opossum in the little sock!! My heart
I love watching Bondi veterinarian care clinic because it shows me how to take care of my Children as in my furbabys.....
Dr Andrew Marchevsky is so amazing. Top tier vet surgeon.
All Vets so amazing… Dr Lisa, Dr Chris. U guys are so amazing.
so grateful for all emergency vets. Month after moving into our new house in February someone shot one of our cats. We didn't know she was shot. Vet found the bullet still lodged in her leg. ILeg was completely shattered like Lunas leg. The bullet traveled right to left past her lungs and over her heart and hit the top of her leg. So grateful for our vet took off that leg and gave Freya a second chance at life. Sadly unlike Luna Freya's leg had to much nerve damage to save. She had no feeling in her toes or lower part of her leg.
Luna is a beautiful baby! Vets were born in heaven and have graced us and our babies on earth with their presence. Love to all of them!
Precious wittle ringtail possum baby boy 🥺😍❤️
Chris I know you are going to do everything you can to help Molly cause you are a very dedicate doctor to your patients and to the ppl who are they parents. I know she's going to be alright your a great doctor! Thank God for Dr. Marchevsky, I hope I spell his name right anyhow she's going to make it. He's a great surgeon especially putting the bones in the right place.
Bondi Vet do a fantastic job in helping people with their pet dog’s and cats and animals as well as everyone knows that veterinary bills can be very expensive but people manage to save enough money for their treatment 😊
How Molly recognized the man who rescued her ❤️❤️❤️
John is such an angel!
I cried when John got to see the boxer he saved!
They manage to live through lowered temps everyday .. however the babies definitely need their mother that baby possum is so darn cute
Molly is sooo sweet 😊and so glad she has mended , Thank you to the rescuer , What a kind man .
I got a net for my balcony which is a third floor unit because i want them to have the chance to enjoy the weather but save them a horrific fall - invest in pet nets for balconies, they can save your pets life!
Some people can be so heartless to animals for no reason. Glad Bondi Vets are here to help.
That possum was so stinking cute
I'm up to the possum and he is so cute
Can’t wait. Hope all the animals are ok and I love Chris
Just how emotional he gets during the molly case.... you can just tell he cares so much for these animals.
@@FerociousPancake888 Yeah
John looked so heart broken when he left the clinic, im sure he thought she was dead after finding out about the torn lung, he looked so happy when he saw her again!
Peter the opossum is adorable!!
Andrew is a God send in every way. Excellent doctor obviously but the best way about him.
Oh, poor babies! Glad all pulled through and are okay. 🙏🏻❤️
For Zoe, bird netting to block off her access to the Great Leap might make her less anxious to get outside - and give Gwen reassurance that she (Zoe) can't whip out and get to the scene of the crime again.
My sweet boy Ezra also has asthma. His lung xray looks like theres cheerios in them.
So what injured Luna so horrifically? That poor sweet baby!
Yes, I thoroughly agree all the vets are miracle workers!
I'd like to know that, too. Maybe she ran into a protruding broken-off branch with a sharp end at full speed, or something like that.
I have a 3 legged dog and a 3 legged cat. The people who hurt them are deplorable…but they are both happy now and healthy and you would never know they lost anything from the way they play ❤❤❤ animals are amazing
Peter was so cute..happy see y’all run out into that storm to save the little guy
i really hope that we have you all guys i mean the loving and caring vet in our country🙏i do love you all guys the way you handle and concern to all the pets in your country salute to all of you guys god bless and keep safe always🙏🙏🙏
I would pay good money to see the non-censored versions of these episodes. I'm a vet tech, it drives me nuts not seeing the crazy injuries.😭😭😭
The way molly didn’t care / feel her broken leg reminded me of my brother, who broke his wrist and didn’t notice until three days later. It’s amazing💀
Sweet Luna was so good . Dr Scott did a fantastic job with her surgery. So glad she will be alright.