Guinea Pig's Eye Is Bursting Out Of Socket As Abscess Grows Behind It 😨VOTH S5 E2 | Bondi Vet
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2023
- In this brand new full episode of Vet on the Hill, our vets are confronted with some of the biggest lumps ever seen on the show! Buster’s owners had been to the vets previously and were guided by their advice on how to treat the growth. The story starts at the point that it was realised that Louisa may need to take further action; also, a Guinea Pig has pus behind his eye and a dog comes in with a heavy tumour hanging from the side.
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Buster’s owners had been to the vets previously and were guided by their advice on how to treat the growth. The story starts at the point that it was realised that Louisa may need to take further action.
RUclips won't let them
@@desireejackson450(
Poor wee lad.❤
What were the out come on the 2 lumps?
What caused this?
To those who asked, our lovely Jasper did make it home to us and looked like he was recovering well. Sadly he passed away overnight alongside his cuddly Olaf and with my daughter at his side. We were all devastated as he'd made it through surgery for his teeth a few weeks before and had recovered so well that he was back out in the garden with his mate Nino - happily eating grass and his beloved basil. His horrible eye did come up suddenly overnight and he was rushed back to the vets where we tried gels and antibiotics for a week but in vain - until the decision was taken to give him a chance by removing his eye. Up until the end he was happy in the garden and in no pain - and we are grateful for everything Dr Michael and Lucie did to get him home to us. He was our little rescue superstar who kept my daughter going through lockdown and brought more joy than you'd ever think possible from a small guinea pig. He is still at home with us - buried in our garden alongside his basil plant.
I'm so sorry about Jasper! But he had a long happy life it sounds like and will always be remembered.
I'm so sorry for your loss ❤ I'm glad he got to spend more time with you guys even if it was only a little 😢
I'm so sorry, after all that and then he didn't make it. As someone who's lost guineas before my heart goes out to you.
I'm crying right now. T_T
I am sorry for your loss 🙏 Try and take some comfort in knowing that once Jasper crossed the rainbow 🌈 bridge he was at peace and no longer in pain.
My one kitty lived to 23!
I'm so glad the vet spoke on age not being a major reason in not helping an animal with a medical condition.
@@pandorasmagicbox
This is just how I raised my cats, I am not an expert or a vet! I have just had cats for most of my life. Please take anything written below with a grain of salt.
Keeping them safe is a huge thing. I live in a city, so mine are all strictly indoor cats! They have a patio they can go out on and bask in the sun/get fresh air.
Give lots of room for them to play, not only just toys, but scratching posts and cat trees! Thing vertically as well as horizontally.
Personally, I free feed my dry food. I also give them wet food as a treat. Also, do not fall into the food traps! Purina One/Pro that you can buy off the shelf at any super market is better then most high end cat foods! My vet participated in a food study and it was found that Pruina One/Pro for dry and Fancy Feast for Wet was in the top 3 for best foods for cats! They checked off all the boxes, and more, that most vet produced/high end foods could not!
Don't be fooled! And Don't feel guilty if you feed them cheap food. I do and had a 23 year old cat!
When you figure out where and how they like their water, keep doing it. If they prefer to drink from a cup, then have a cup out. If it's a fountain, use that! All cats have weird ways they like water. I have one who will only drink from the tap. So anytime I go last the sink and she is there, I turn it on for her, let her drink then turn it off. Is it annoying, sure, but if it gets water into her, I'll take it!
GET THEM FIXED! There are so many issues that come up when an animal is not fixed!
Watch their teeth, if they let you, brush them! If not, take them to get cleanings. You don't have to be a clean freak, just pay attention to their mouth!
Find a trusted vet. Not one who pushes every single test under the sun. One who listens, and gives you the proper advice.
The last, and most important. Pay attention. If your cat is acting funny, watch them to see why. Is it just them being weird, or are they in pain? Cats will not make you aware they are in pain or are feeling sick. Watch their body language! One of the best things I can suggest is look up the pain scale for a cat. It shows you how to watch their face/ears. It has helped me so much over the years.
Look at them closely, check their gums, inside their ears, between their Toe beans. Often they will show signs of illness that you cannot see because of their coloring/fur.
Sadly my one older gal got a tooth abscess that we missed, and it caused her to go into kidney failure. By the time we did the surgery to take out the tooth, she was too far gone. She lived to 18.5.
My one male lived to 20, we came home and he had passed. They figure it was his time or he had an issue inside we just didn't see. I did not want him cut apart to try and figure out why!
Then I had one that unfortunately had medical issues that came up, no rhyme or reason and they passed. She was 8, the vet has no reason as to why her liver pooched on her and agaib, I didnt want them to cut her up looking for the answer.
I also rescued an abused cat. The previous owners would "hotbox" with her in the bathroom. Which led to her having a respiratory infection, which got so bad because they left it untreated, it caused her to go deaf! Then every year when the seasons changed, she got sick. No matter what we did! She passed at 6.
You can follow every gurus advice, take them to the vet once a month, do everything and they still can go young.
Bottom line, just love your kitty.
All of these 3 surgeries were very delicate and the vets really did their best!!!❤❤❤
I couldn’t tell they where blurry
@@jesscaron8470 They always blur the goriest parts, i.e., when pus or blood is running out of a wound.
I love Scott. He is so sweet and caring and nice and polite... hahaha. I just think he is a great vet but a greater human being!
Hi Vets and Guinea Pig fans. I recommend watching L A Guinea Pig rescue founded and led by Saskia Chaisa and staffed by volunteers. I've learned so much about caring for my piggies from this amazing lady and her team, passionate about making our little furry friends lives better. She and her vet are also doing research into Calcified Bula which can cause head tilt, etc etc.
I watch on RUclips and love her Saterday live plus many videos on helping educate us in the best care for our little furry friends. 😍
My guinea pig had a similar issue her eye was swollen and was looking a little bit like that but after some care and medicine from the vet her eye ended up getting better and she was ok
I’m glad it did get better
@thepinkfunker
It did and she got plenty of love from me afterwards
@Twilight24682 So glad to hear your good news! Just before I read your comment, I was going to ask why the vet who operated on Jasper didn't first try a less invasive treatment like antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medicine.
@@lottasunshine1325 Jaspers was too far gone, the eye was already dead
@@lottasunshine1325The vet had touched Jasper's eye and Jasper didn't even flinch, which means the nerve cells in that eye were already dead.
Scott is a great vet. Welcome to Dr. Michael.
If a cat loses its tail, it becomes an honorary Manx!
I don’t understand why people would let a lump get that huge.
I love it when Louisa says "bits and bobs." My late husband said that all the time. He was from Derbyshire. ❤
I love Vet on the Hill! Dr. Scott is incredible!
Hello there Michael and welcome to the bondi veterinarian clinic.....
Buster looks good for a 17-year old. Doesn't even have that old man look that cats get.
Recently I had a 2-week-old kitten develop an abscess behind the eye. It was determined by the vet she was so far gone that surgery was something she wouldn't survive. He gave me a list of things to do to make her comfortable and keep the eye moist since I chose not to euthanize her. This kitten survived the distended eyeball infection, losing 3 dry eyeball "capsules" that covered her eye. Each time she lost a capsule the eyeball was closer to being normal sized. She has an eye that can only detect shadows and has shrunk back to normal size. This was being overseen by the veterinarian and her recovery is due entirely to his help.
Kudos to you for an amazing job and dedicated care to our loved ones. Thank you, Dr. Scott❤❤❤❤
Aww poor babies 😭
Love the vets & the new one too: big welcome!
The thing is who can really afford this I’m glad the staffs was reunited with his owner the homeless people look after their dogs really well
A happy ending, at the end of the cat! There's still a tail to be told about!😊
Funny
Wow,that was tough😢.
You all did an amazing
Display of talent ❤.
JO JO IN VT 🇺🇸💞
Welcome Dr. Michael & nurse Lucy!
So, was Buster's lump benign? Also, I never understand why vets such As Dr. Louisa don't wear masks during surgery. This is especially true for nurse Becca who's allergic to cats and sneezing. Why doesn't she give herself that extra layer of protection?
It makes no sense to me either......
Never mind sneezing and contaminating surgical field.
@@tracyjohnson5023 I thought that too when I watched the clip. I was going to mention that, too, in my comment but forgot. I am glad you said it where I failed to.
There are very few diseases that are transmittable between humans and our pets. Plus, since Becca is allergic, her sinuses are inflamed, making breathing difficult. A mask would make that much worse.
@@brigidtheirish
Maybe not many viruses!
But it‘s the same bacteria that make both human and pets sick!
I honestly can't understand how people allow lumps on their animals to get large before they take them to a vet. They must be uncomfortable, possibly painful, plus, lumps caught early are very often more treatable....
'Louisa', what a beautiful name for an equally beautiful DVM!!
I had one of these yeary a. Go still miss him after 40 years
I've watched quite a few of these and cannot believe how many people bring in their pets, almost in tears and saying they don't know how they could get along if their pet died. Yet in so many cases they have let a lump or an infection go on for months before helping their 'beloved' animal out of pain. I bet there are a lot of these that we don't see where there is cancer and the animal has to be put down. Gosh, how are these owners going to get along without their loving pet. God help their children.
Hope the Guinea Pig makes it 🙏🙏🙏
I don't understand why U-Tube blurs out the surgeries. These are learning and teaching videos, how are we suppose to learn if we can't see the the surgery?
These are not teaching videos…
It is good to see Scott again. Is this an old video?
One thing I never see on here is a bobtail cat😊
Why isn't the vet wearing a mask when operating on Buster the cat? The vets who are operating on the guinea pig and the dog are both wearing surgical masks. It just seems odd to me.
Did the guinea pig survive plz answer my question❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes🎉
I find your videos interesting, but I can’t understand why you blur treatments out. It’s lovely to see the animals out of pain though.
You tube makes them do it.
Yeah, that thing, if they don't blur it, RUclips will be on their tail and won't go away
why do people wait so long?????? they say that they love the Animal. In this instance I would call this massive Lump, ''Animal Torture'''. Thank you for saving this poor Cat.
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I just don't understand why owners let these growths get so big before doing anything!
Because unfortunately vet care is expensive just like why people let their dental health get so bad before they do anything, if they even can.
@@aprilking1530 Do any vets take a down payment in order to save the animal suffering and up the chance of a positive outcome by caring for the problem sooner, or is that just too air fairy unrealistic because they are, after all, running a business, and could get burned for the bill's remainder, or wind up having to expend too big a chunk of resources chasing after what's owed them?
emergency surgery funds aren't easy to come by, also pooch was a homeless person's pet
owner hadn't money for housing, let alone vet bills
Well for Chalky I don't think his owner was able to afford vet care. As for Buster, they've pinned a comment explaining this is part 2 of his care was it wasn't this bad. I suppose for Jasper, sometimes the owners don't know if surgery is a possibility. Sure he was anaesthetised for dental reasons, but this was possibly an unknown if it could help.
There's more backstory to Chalky apparently. He had taken C to the vet and was told it was nothing to worry about for a while. I'd Cs owner was misinformed (maybe they felt there was no pointnto investigate further if the owner couldn't afford it ?) It wasn't his fault.
Please stop blurring out the operations. I watch these to watch the operations. If people don’t like the operations they can turn it off or quick play
Totally
I agree
The operations have to be blurred or RUclips will demonetize them. sorry 🤷♀️
Blame RUclips but maybe you can watch it somewhere else like a streaming service un blurred?
I totally agree.
Hpow long had they been treating Buster's tail? So glad he's been able to have surgery & all went well
@Vetsonthecommon @BondiVets I hope you deal with the underlying teeth problem that caused the abscess 🤞🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sad that someone let that dog get that big of a growth . What's even sadder is he was obviously loved and well cared for by his owner, how sad that he had to either choose to have a roof over his head or live on the street and keep his dog. Sadly I know what I would have chosen, living on the street temporarily.
I do not understand why they let the growth get that big on the cat before seeking treatment.
He was on the streets with his dog.. so no address for pdsa for proof of housing benefit an no cash for private vet.. then was in temporary accommodation I.e shelter no pets allowed so the charity called Dots in vid help bridge the gap by looking after his dog till he gets the council flat pets allowed so charity called Dots. gives him dog back he now can excess pdsa because he'll be getting housing benefit
Love you guys
Guinea pigs eyes of scary
Guinea pigs eyes are scary
Buster will have a happy ending. Shut up. lol Poor kitty.
My dog just died of parvo it broke my heart ❤️
Any animal in a shelter needs to be spayed or neutered automatically.
I just have a Question, why do People wait so long?? That is one thing I do not understand, It takes a while to get that big. Not being mean, just wondering why??
If it’s anything like my family was, I have a feeling the daughter had to pay for the vet visit or plead for her parents to take the cat. Fortunately my cats have always been very healthy even with what I could provide
I lost my dog a couple months ago on a heart attack when the vet was operating him for livercancer. I miss him so much. 😢 he was my soulmate on 4legs. I wish my beliefs didnt get harmed. But they did. First my mother in December '22 and then in June23 my sweet/best friend. 😢 I dont know why, but it feels like a punishment. I wished his tumor was external to. So he had more change to survive. It was his 2ond operation in 2 months time and he was 10years and 4 moths. I lost so much money , on the operations ect, and i lost my best friend. 🥺😭 i wish i had more time with him. I wished the vets were honest with me and told me to stop the operation so i could have spend a little more time with him to think about all of this or say goodbye and thank him for all the years i got with him. I'am a wreck. I'm lost without him. 😮💨🥺😵💫😭
I'm sorry for your losses. God speed.
Saving the cat's tail was wonderful, but it would not be the first cat to go without its tail.
I remember years ago watching a cat tail amputation and they were concerned about: nerve damage in the spinal column where the tail meets the body (leading to paralysis, incontinence), and infection in the main nerve cord due to it being exposed. Keeping the tail seems to be a mostly cosmetic thing but I guess sometimes there is a good reason to
Cats also use their tail for balance. While they adapt really well, for an outdoor chap like him, it may be very difficult. And it is a part of the spine, cord and all.
What about the lab results!??
Why on earth was Dr Louisa not wearing a mask during the surgery for Buster?
That huge tumor on the dog was so gross!
EXELLENT SURGERYS ON 3 PATIENTS 😊😊😊
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Please give us updates on the guineapig with their bulgin eye removed thanks
400 grams translates to .8818 pounds.
Where can we watch without the blur?
Is Dr. Scott OK? He looked really pale. Maybe just lost his tan.
Anyone that is concerned about a full mouth extraction regarding their feline, I can vouch for success after almost 1 year!! Chronic gingivostomatitis. She's eating like a champ and no more foul breath and inflammation, swelling or discomfort! You GO SouthPaws, Mandeville LA!!!
Hard to see what's going on with that blur. People who are sensitive to blood, don't tend to watch surgery videos. People who want to learn and see details, watch these videos.
RUclips does not allow it
How are scotts scrubs still clean😂
20:21 someone peeks around the corner( ;
I wanted to puke cause all the blood (it was disgusting), but I kepped watching because I felt bad and I kept watching to see if the poor animals got better
I totally agree with Angela. Please stop blurring the surgeries or at least make it possible for those who want to watch them can.
Buster had a happy ending (in more ways than one)!
Why is everything being blurred?
I wish that we in the US had something like DOTS, here in the Washington state
Cats tail cut off he will look like a bobtail.
Where are Nathan and Emma?
Most likely at one of Scott's other clinics. He has at least 3
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Joe farted
Where did the audio go ?
You need to look at your device. I haven't experienced any audio issues. I hope it gets fixed soon. ❤ Sometimes restarting the device helps. It reboots the system so it can reload everything and it can correct things. You could also check if there's any needed updates for your system and update the system if it's needed.
27:04 without mask has my anxiety 📈
Hi
😮😮😮good8
🎉 I have started paying 1499 to view all the surgeries and everything on your show but it still was blurring everything out so I stopped subscription
Hi! There's an only member playlist with all our unblurred content, check it out: ruclips.net/p/UUMORnSnAq44St3dzNdgPpfChA
If procedures get blurred there is no point on watching.
I love these videos, but before you buy off the ads research them most are scams.please check first. Scott should check for himself and get rid of scam ads.
Excuse me, but the eye on this guinea pig did not get so bad over night. 🤐
Why on earth did the family wait so long, before going to the vet?
I thought that too but the vet seemed aware of the lump prior to that appointment so I'm thinking they may have tried antibiotics because it's a big deal to put a 5 year old guinea pig under anaesthetic to remove his eye, it's a lot for a small animal that's a little older to deal with.
They said they'd been treating it with antibiotics
@@Danica.Powellthis was my interpretation as well. It's my interpretation that the antibiotics were just slowing down the infection growth, but eventually it just outpaced the antibiotics and like a cork popping out of champagne the pressure pushes the eye out all suddenly.
@@horsetuna I think so. I don't think they were trying to be cruel to their pet.
i can't speak to this case specifically but when i was a kid i had a rabbit that suffered from the same problem, and she really did seem normal until her eye bulged out like that overnight. we were shocked...small animals can deteriorate dramatically in a short time
Pls stop blurring out
A cat can live without his tail, but a malignant tumor, not so much.
No, no I can't see that there. Stop blurring medical shows 😤
We blurred to protect people's sensibility and to comply with RUclips policies. However, you can watch unblurred content by subscribing to our Membership and becoming a All star member ⭐️ Here's the link: ruclips.net/channel/UCRnSnAq44St3dzNdgPpfChAjoin
Buster could've been having issues going 💩 with that big lump! BC if his age is most likely why they waited to do surgery bc it's always a risk!
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why blur it. it's ridiculous.
Use ur brain genius
IF THeY BLUR THiSs THEN WHY DIDnT THEY DEMONITIZE KEVIN LEONARDO😭😭💀
A Vet technician with fur allergies should just take allergy meds daily.
Why is it everyone that has a cat allergy, the answer from others, no big deal, take an antihistamine. Antihistamines make you feel very tired, can cause an accident if driving, and many times never works especially if you have asthma. So its not a cure all. Give credit to the nurse that still helps allergy or not. Been very interesting show, satisfying to see lump gone and animals feeling better. Dont like seeing any animals, people suffering, just a simple hello to either makes them feel better. Great job all of you Doctors, Nurses, and all you volunteers that give their free time to help these animals. Sorry if I upset anyone, wonderful show.
Stop blurring stuff out!😒
It’s because of RUclips tos
Have to pay if you want to watch it unblurred.
You Tube knows how to cash in on something: PAY to see it unblurred! Sneaky peoples! And thank goodness for the "mute" button for commercials! I hate commercials: i mute, actually divert my eyes from the advo because what the eyes see can really influence decisions made (studied the advertising industry in high school, they're slick too because they know it works!). I'm sure RUclips and Google can keep track of how many times someone watches and responds to advos: they may one day make it so that you can't even mute what's on. That would be the day I quit watching.......oh well......that's the way the beast rolls.......
@user-dt6gj9wi8i ......thank you so much....
There's no way that eye happened "over night". They got to calling it zombie-eye, because it took forever.
The way I understand it, they had been treating with antibiotics for a while (the narrator mentions that Dr Michael had been treating Jasper for a bit), but it wasn't working. I'm guessing the infection grew behind the eye and it popped out suddenly like a champagne bottle cork.
why do you guys always block out the interesting stuff. Do you think we're going to faint? I want to see.
blame RUclips
Becky should be wearing a mask while in surgery with a cat to reduce her intake of cat dander that gets her allergies going and also prevent her sneezing germs all over the room where they should not be when doing surgery.
Also I am shocked that the owners of the cat let that tumor grow so large before they did anything about it. This thing didn't show up overnight. Or even a week or 2 weeks. It took a long time to grow that big, was very visible, and clearly would have made toileting difficult for the cat, and probably painful. If I saw a lump like that on my pet I wouldn't wait for it to be the size of a golf ball before taking him to the vet. Other than financial reasons, what excuse could you have for not tending to this tumor immediately? Luckily the vets could handle it. But the owners of the old cat need a verbal lesson from the vet on the importance of a quick reaction to serious issues with any animal.
Omg you absolutely hit the nail on the head. We even see a respirator in the dog surgery, which are more effective against small particle, AND comfier if you get sniffly
Why wud u wait this long to take him in for the eye. Obviously you noticed things wrong earlier??? Let me bring my guinea pig when his eye is completely dried out sticking out of his socket pffftt
Like others want too see full video not to interesting if you can't see all of it
Pls just fire the people who do the thumbnail s
No mask can make talking on video easier
End Intra cardiac euthanasia on conscious animals, please 🙏 sign petition
Stop blocking the actual surgeries...
Think why they do this….
why did they let that lump grow that big 😠
Money? Vet care is expensive.
Also if you're on about chalky, his owner was homeless. He got temporary shelter but chalky couldn't join him. He had zero way of being able to get his furry friend treated, on the other hand if you're on about the cat. Cancerous lumps grow very rapidly one minute it was a little bug bite size lump to a mass the size of a tennis ball in two-three days.
@@Tiggalover06 2-3 days from bug bite size lump to tennis ball? I've never heard of anything remotely like that happening in humans...in fact, it seems one hears the opposite, i.e., the lump grows for years before it's even detectable by the doctors. Is it really the case that cancerous lumps grow that quickly in animals, and if so, why the difference (or do I just have it wrong, and the lumps expand that quickly in humans as well)?
@@Alice-xy3fi meant to put anything that ranges from weeks to days derp, but yeah any lump on pup or cat that seems to have doubled in size or grown rapidly is normally a sign that its cancerous.
@@CC-xn5xiIf money is such an issue - don‘t get a pet.
Bindi vet shop , the praces
The product are very expensive,are huge, is not right. This kind of prices. Come on.
what a beautiful doc… 16:18