Vets rush to find cat that's been hit by a car | Rescue Vet with Dr Scott Miller

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @elainesharkey3051
    @elainesharkey3051 6 часов назад

    Claire is amazing. Such empathy and kindness. And so calm ❤ Nathan is always great 😊

  • @margiecooper6045
    @margiecooper6045 День назад +32

    So glad the cat is OK.

  • @sibertiger1970
    @sibertiger1970 15 часов назад +1

    My cat Sox is now 14+. For most of his life, he only ever went out on a harness. He was never interested in going past the property but loved spending time on the grass. We created a catrun for him and his younger siblings. We now have 6 foot high Colourbond metal fences enclosing the back yard. While we don't trust the youngsters out of the catrun, we know that Sox will not leave the back yard and he now has a bigger place to explore.

  • @laurajones4088
    @laurajones4088 День назад +16

    So glad that Pillow was found and has fully recovered. Thanks Dr Claire and Nathan!

  • @pathworktarot
    @pathworktarot Час назад

    What an amazing vet staff you have, I am impressed that they went the extra mile and tracked Pillow down. Such amazing people you are, very compassionate, pro-active and highly skilled. xoxox

  • @mikekayanderson408
    @mikekayanderson408 День назад +14

    Must say if it had been my cat I would have been dashing off to the vet with it and not sending it off on its own! Glad others saw and reported the accident and also that the vets went out looking for it. Glad it is ok!

  • @kymcat6943
    @kymcat6943 День назад +16

    I’m glad she recovered, what a beautiful cat. I hope the owners keep her indoors from now on and/or monitor any outside time. Keep your cats inside so they stay safe!

  • @NickUncommon
    @NickUncommon 23 часа назад +7

    Our mini Schnauzer escaped our yard unsupervised, after a visitor had left the gate open. We only realized, when we got a call from our vet across the street, if we knew, where our dog was. Poor baby got hit by a faster than allowed going car. And the vet heard her cry, and went out to investigate, when our limping badly girl came towards the vet office.
    One of her nails was ripped and she had a tear in her lung. We were advised to put her into a very confined space for her lung to properly heal. Keeping our hyperactive, constantly moving girl calm was hard on us all. She healed properly and never left our property alone after this, and stopped doing, whatever she was doing, when she heard car engines revv up.
    She got to live happy almost 20 years, only being teased by our bunny who loved nibbling her toes until the dog got fed up and a game of chase ensued. They did not know, they were supposed hunter and prey, they were just friends who annoyed each other once in a while.

  • @jscire__872
    @jscire__872 День назад +13

    Poor little kitty but a really lucky one for sure! Lucky for surviving her accident with only minimal internal injuries and, also, for having such a caring, top-notch veterinary team! Pillow is such a gorgeous cat too and what a perfect name!

  • @GretchenSaathoff
    @GretchenSaathoff 17 часов назад +2

    Lucky kitty. She's beautiful!

  • @debrawucik826
    @debrawucik826 День назад +13

    Lovely cat, so glad she did not suffer severe injury.

  • @Rosebud830
    @Rosebud830 День назад +8

    The Response by the Choban Vets to the Cat being hit by a Car was Outstanding! We certainly see how Wonderful and thorough everyone was, ie in locating and examining the cat for injuries!😊 🐈😚🐈 Very Happy the Cat was not fatally injured, and is on the way to her Recovery!❤❤🐈🐈🐈😍

  • @fsh57
    @fsh57 17 часов назад +2

    Thanks for your fast react to save life🐈🦮 my best wishes to Chobham vet team 💖💖💖💖💖

  • @crystalheart9
    @crystalheart9 День назад +7

    I'm so glad Pillow is ok.

  • @IgorEngelen1974
    @IgorEngelen1974 День назад +12

    Vets are my favorite kind of people.

  • @judyjones2727
    @judyjones2727 День назад +8

    Going above and beyond❤

  • @crismorin5468
    @crismorin5468 День назад +6

    Talk about dedication!

  • @dorothywestcott2408
    @dorothywestcott2408 День назад +6

    I am so pleased Pillow is doing ok. Thank you Claire and Nathan. Great job.

  • @shuffleaccount1985
    @shuffleaccount1985 День назад +3

    thank you ALL for everything you do to care for these sweet souls

  • @andrewmonument8847
    @andrewmonument8847 День назад +5

    That cat is absolutely gorgeous !

  • @erikadowdy2382
    @erikadowdy2382 13 часов назад +2

    That cat is STUNNINGLYbeautiful❤
    No cat benefits being outside, period. I know it’s giving them Freedom but when ur cat disappears, then u Know u should’ve kept them INSIDE🎉😊

  • @Catherine-2008
    @Catherine-2008 День назад +7

    Thank God Pillow made a full recovery! How fascinating to see details on the x-ray!

  • @Miranda50709
    @Miranda50709 22 часа назад +8

    The owner sure didn't seem bothered that her cat had been hit by a car. You could tell the vet was really having to talk her into letting the cat get looked at. Very odd.

  • @samanthadillard2853
    @samanthadillard2853 День назад +6

    It is wonderful to see that everybody you have in your practice is as much of a pet lover as you are or animal lover

  • @rheahinshaw7471
    @rheahinshaw7471 День назад +6

    Lovely frost-point. This shows the community how caring they all are.

  • @ThePolypam
    @ThePolypam 17 часов назад +2

    What a lovely neighbourhood.

  • @wcwheelie1803
    @wcwheelie1803 21 час назад +2

    She was cushioned like a Pillow!! 🥰 Perfect name!! 😊

  • @catmother4214
    @catmother4214 День назад +6

    Awwww. Beautiful rescue story. ❤❤❤

  • @AnneSmith-mu2ph
    @AnneSmith-mu2ph День назад +6

    Hi dr Scott ,you always go beyond for pets and their owner !a big thank you and your staff are always their Ann❤️❤️❤️🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🇬🇧

  • @lisamoore6804
    @lisamoore6804 День назад +3

    Awwwe, the little bit of blood on her nosey broke my heart. I love her name too, lol. I'm glad she made a full recovery.

  • @Clare51257
    @Clare51257 День назад +6

    Great work Claire and Nathan 👏🏻. Glad beautiful Pillow wasn’t too badly injured and has now recovered 🐈❤

  • @ClareC-vd7nu
    @ClareC-vd7nu День назад +5

    Really glad it was a good outcome for lovely Pillow 🐈❤. Claire and Nathan did a great job trying everywhere to find it so they could treat it 👨‍⚕️👏🏻🐈❤️

  • @georgiekunz
    @georgiekunz День назад +2

    Whew! So happy for Pillow & her people that you all took such great care of her. I knew cats hide their illnesses, but didn't know why. Thanks Dr Claire for the education re: what can be hidden when a cat gets hit & "seems fine." Nate jumped right into his caring SuperNurse groove, w/out missing a beat. Hope the dog did well, too, Dr. Scott!

  • @mmfineartstudio2745
    @mmfineartstudio2745 День назад +5

    You guys are amazing! ❤

  • @lorettademaio4334
    @lorettademaio4334 День назад +4

    So glad the cat is okay. Nathan your daughter looks just like you 😊

  • @DYoung-vt8pq
    @DYoung-vt8pq День назад +3

    I love Dr. Scott & crew! Blessed be. ❤

  • @margaretmcauley1621
    @margaretmcauley1621 День назад +3

    Poor wee soul gorgeous cat so glad she’s not hurt bad 😢❤

  • @lauriesliz2731
    @lauriesliz2731 День назад +2

    Well done! Scott so happy you are still on RUclips. May your content deepen and lengthen.
    Food for a Coton puppy in the spring . I really want to feed her with healthy fresh foods that I can make at
    Home . I am sure there are so many people with dogs and cats that need this guidance. Are there charts for nutritions needs for animals?

  • @michelefritchie6198
    @michelefritchie6198 18 часов назад +1

    I can't get over how slender cat's ribs are.

  • @tammysarrazin-ux9tv
    @tammysarrazin-ux9tv День назад +1

    vet's on the run looking for patients lol hugssss from Canada

  • @joanneganon7157
    @joanneganon7157 День назад +2

    Hey Dr Scott, 👍

  • @maritkristianehauganwick7721
    @maritkristianehauganwick7721 День назад +3

    Wonderful vets❤

  • @merlapittman5034
    @merlapittman5034 День назад +4

    Beautiful blue points on that lovely cat! Now, if only her owner will learn from this and keep the cat safe! Train the cat to walk in a harness andtakeherforwalks, build a safe catio for her if you can afford it, and don't let her roam. It's just too dangerous out there for pets!

  • @barbarabedford776
    @barbarabedford776 День назад +3

    Good Job❤

  • @Mehm67
    @Mehm67 День назад +2

    The best team, so glad it all ended well ❤

  • @janetgorman3690
    @janetgorman3690 День назад +2

    Pillow was very lucky to have your team find and treat her! Her lovely cat mum must be so relieved.

  • @gerbrak
    @gerbrak 12 часов назад

    I live in the Netherlands on a very busy road and there are very many cats 🐈 in my neighborhood but most of the cats cross the street late at night when there’s not so much traffic.

  • @llyodreeves4657
    @llyodreeves4657 День назад +1

    Keep up with the good work love watching your videos on RUclips they are so good

  • @karlablank6774
    @karlablank6774 19 часов назад

    My cats have never been outside cats. In fact, if you adopt a cat from the Humane Society here in the United States, you sign a paper stating that the animal will be kept inside. So glad beautiful Pillow is going to be fine.

  • @millicenttirk8233
    @millicenttirk8233 23 часа назад

    Wow, Pillow is one lucky cat!

  • @loriepark404
    @loriepark404 День назад +6

    Wow, I can't imagine a vet practice in the US going out to find a cat or any pet! The vets I know would wait for the owner to bring the pet to their clinic.

    • @juicesnap
      @juicesnap День назад +1

      The vets I have interacted with (in the US) are very kind, generous animal people who would probably do this if they were asked to /had time to (finding a cat is more of an animal control issue) (though very few vets have the luxury to do house calls, there is a massive vet shortage in the US) ....

  • @nanni.5208
    @nanni.5208 16 часов назад

    Great ❤

  • @goldenineke
    @goldenineke День назад +1

    Unheard of for a vet here in Australia to go searching for an injured cat.

  • @ruthwashbrook4759
    @ruthwashbrook4759 День назад +2

    A number of animal charities that rehome cats won't let them go to ones where they don't or won't have access to a garden or outdoors.
    My cats have always chosen to go outside as and when they want to, when I had five cats, there would be a changeover in the morning. Those ghat were indoors overnight went out and those that had been out hunting overnight came in to sleep during the day.
    Now I just feed the ferals everyday, they have all been neutered which was done in conjunction with Mayhew Animal Home a few years ago.

  • @sewelynnjones4183
    @sewelynnjones4183 9 часов назад

    They have a ball pit as well 😊

  • @stellavolberg
    @stellavolberg День назад +2

    💛

  • @stephencope7178
    @stephencope7178 День назад +7

    I am against pet owners adopting cats, when they live close to main roads. I live a good hundred yards from the nearest road, so i know that my cats are relatively safe. They are predominantly house cats too.

    • @mariannewm26
      @mariannewm26 День назад +7

      Well that's not realistic. Better to keep them inside, maybe build a catio or teach them to walk with a leash and harness.

    • @ArtzyZero
      @ArtzyZero День назад +3

      It's quite bizarre, I know it's common in the US to have entirely indoor cats but in the UK letting cats roam outdoors is normal. I remember mentioning the concept of keeping indoor cats to my mum and she felt keeping them indoors at all times was unethical. And in a way I got her point, cats love to roam and explore for hours. Which is a lot harder to recreate indoors, even with secure outdoor areas. I guess as you say, it entirely depends on how busy an area is. As living beside the road in a rural area is very different to living beside one in the city or even on a motorway etc.

    • @JaneHall-f9j
      @JaneHall-f9j День назад +3

      I hate to tell you this but cats can and will travel miles.

  • @JD-zb4ve
    @JD-zb4ve День назад +2

    Vet fees must be much more reasonable than in Canada!

    • @Cyclone74
      @Cyclone74 День назад +1

      I know the fees in the USA are very expensive.

  • @bronwynhanford9424
    @bronwynhanford9424 День назад +2

    My cat was hit by a car. She had a front leg amputated.

  • @moorspede
    @moorspede 12 часов назад

    In Australia it's unheard of for a vet to go chasing injured animals.

  • @deborahross9974
    @deborahross9974 День назад +3

    Keep cats inside and they won't get hurt. I know a lot of people think it's ok for a cat to be outside but think of all of the dangers. Getting hit by a car or attacked by something, depending on where you live, like a dog even a coyote or, a snake for instance.. Even dogs aren't safe especially little dogs. Big dogs can be hit by a car.. It's better to be safe than to lose your pet. God bless.

    • @iSheree
      @iSheree 23 часа назад +1

      I keep my cats indoors. But growing up my mum had outdoor cats. We adopted them and the RSPCA (Australia) told us they were outdoor cats and my mum is allergic to cats. My mum lives on a quiet street with a huge block of land. When they changed the cat curfew to 24 hours a day, it would have been cruel to keep them inside after 15+ years of being outdoors only. After I moved out and got my own cats, I have kept them indoors only. I agree that cats should be kept indoors but it's not as simple as that. Once they get the taste of the outdoors, it is really hard to keep them in. I think everyone should keep them inside from a very young age and never let them out ever. But for cats that are 10+ years old, used to being outdoors all the time, it is a very stressful change for them.

  • @elainekent3551
    @elainekent3551 День назад +3

    💔

  • @sewelynnjones4183
    @sewelynnjones4183 9 часов назад

    I would love my cats to stay in but it is cruel to force them. Some cats have to be out all the time. Trying to force them to stay in can course stress cystitis and unhappiness and they always managed to escape. I have had many cats and I wanted all of them to stay safe indoors. When covid 19 broke out. People couldn’t handle staying in for a short time. So don’t expect every cat to want to stay in. They get bored very easily as they are very intelligent. I have shelves and many large scratching post. Including a change of children’s tunnels and tents. I play with my babies. I hide dry food around the home and they search for it. But they still insist on crying to go out. I teach them as best I can about roads, cars. I will not let them out at busy times. Like school times. Some children kick cats. I walk with them in the evenings. They really like that. Not on a lead they won’t let me. They like their independent. Some people call me crazy cause I care so much. I couldn’t careless. They are my precious babies and I will do the best I can to keep them safe and happy. SO it’s not as simple as people should keep them in. I really prefer them to stay in and than I would not have to worry all the time. They like to eat grass. They don’t like the bought grass. My youngest two will only go to toilet outside. They like to fully enjoy the sun just like we do. Who ever has a cat that never likes to go out and that is on the rarest side is very fortunate.

  • @ematthews3267
    @ematthews3267 16 часов назад +2

    I live in the UK and have always had cats, they go in and out as they wish. It's a safe country, only cars and dogs as dangers. My 2 would hate to be shut in and unable to dig and hunt in the garden. I agree if I lived in a city or by a busy road I would think twice about letting a cat out.

  • @orochifuror7148
    @orochifuror7148 22 часа назад +1

    Hard to imagine such a light car hit, but people there likely don't drive like most of the places I've lived.
    Something of note for the video, it feels a bit too 'produced'. I'm sure most people don't think about it, but when your people got the news and then mention needing to head out ASAP, they then stop, let the camera guy go outside and set up so they can do an exiting the building shot. That screams overproduced and in the worst light looks careless on your behalf because your wasting time that you've just stated you can't afford to waste.
    I'm sure that a shaky cam style video looks low quality and unprofessional but I think your professionalism in your job and love of animals should be the most important thing showcased. Don't let video production take away from doing the best work you can do.

  • @delilacuddy
    @delilacuddy 19 часов назад

    Cannot understand a word that the vet says…😳😳😳😳

  • @clarityjane31
    @clarityjane31 21 час назад

    👍

  • @thriftyandniftyideas4902
    @thriftyandniftyideas4902 18 часов назад

    That vet is a little spazzy. She needs to calm down and be more like Nathan...calm and cool.

  • @horsetuna
    @horsetuna День назад +1

    How can I contact rescue vet? Is there an email?

  • @cindyrissal3628
    @cindyrissal3628 День назад +52

    Cats vs cars would be less common if people would keep their cats indoors...🙄 It drives me crazy that people don't get that. Look at the trauma it would save their poor cats...

    • @sibylle_p
      @sibylle_p День назад +21

      That is a never ending discussion. I have had a lot of cats in my life and they were indoors cats. And then I rescued 3 cats in a row that I had to let go outside because their feral genes remained too strong. But they were trained to come inside when the night came. I still prefer indoors cats because it is safer and much less stressful for me but it showed me to never judge because we don’t have the whole stories. Each is unique.

    • @betagombar9022
      @betagombar9022 День назад +12

      Imagine being imprisoned for your whole life

    • @hezvandermeij
      @hezvandermeij День назад +11

      ​@@sibylle_p This!! As someone who also has had cats his entire life, but mainly rescues, absolutely this!
      If you can, easiest with kittens ofc, teach them to be indoors. But if you cannot, try to make your house & garden so much fun and safe that they stay close and ALWAYS make a routine of feeding them the best food you can at night and lock the (cat)doors indeed.
      And most importantly, teach but do not judge ppl ❤

    • @sibylle_p
      @sibylle_p День назад +6

      @@betagombar9022 I gave all my cats their best possible life. One rescue I had simply retired when a saved him and never wanted to go out except on my deck. Another one that came to my door on a cold snowy winter day and who was in a terrible shape is simply afraid of outdoors. Never judge.

    • @tamaraj4200
      @tamaraj4200 День назад +12

      In the UK it's actually considered cruel for a cat to not be allowed to roam. I personally don't allow my kitten outside unless she is on a leash or in a carrier.

  • @dianeweir3902
    @dianeweir3902 День назад +1

    Why do people have a cat, and let it wander?????

    • @dianeweir3902
      @dianeweir3902 19 часов назад

      Not one person has brought to light the cats that are killed and maimed by dogs, having worked for a Vet years ago, I can assure you, it is quite common.
      My own cats including the current one who was feral, just love their "own kingdom" inside, you keep them stimulated etc, and know they are safe.

  • @41murphy2
    @41murphy2 9 часов назад

    😻🫶

  • @rosykatzCATS
    @rosykatzCATS 22 часа назад

    Outdoor is not good for Cats

  • @cindyrissal3628
    @cindyrissal3628 День назад +3

    Get a net...

    • @ArtzyZero
      @ArtzyZero День назад +2

      To be fair this was more of a one off situation, they probably don't go out and actively find injured pets on a daily basis, that's what rescue groups do.

  • @willrenyolnds
    @willrenyolnds День назад +2

    first