I had twins .My daughter’s legs turned way in.The orthopedic dr cased her at 3 months to put them into position .He changed the casts every 3 weeks until they were in proper position.After doing this for 3 months they were fine and as an adult has no issues.
It’s strange really, when the kitten is young it’s a lot easier to fix an injury like that. So I’d expect a vet to know this and would be able to fix it.
@@phoenixflamegames1 Coming from a pre-vet student, seeing a kitten like this is rare and many vets might assume its a genetic issue. And depending on the place, not all would feel comfortable trying to treat a kitten that young. So euthanasia is given both to ease the pain and discomfort for the kitten, and to take the pressure off the owner. Not all owners are as dedicated. But I might be biased, considering I'm located in a more rural area, so we mostly handle fully grown cats/dogs, or livestock.
@@darkkitty2830 Yeah, idk. I just don't see why testing wasn't done before just assuming it was a genetic issue. This isn't a rural area. Even if the leg couldn't be saved, three legged cats get around just fine in most cases.
The fact that other vets suggested euthanasia breaks my heart. If it was an internal issue where she had little to no chance of recovery, then yes. But cats and dogs can live fine with just 3 limbs. I cant imagine taking something so tiny and pure out of the world its only just come in to 😭
Bad kittens get taped to the xray machine. But seriously that poor baby, thankyou for all you do no matter the case❤. The doctors that said to put her down shame on them, everyone deserves a chance. My heart break when I see anyone in the profession of taking care of others have their heart and passion get beat down until they just dont care anymore.💔 I wish people could just try to be kinder.
My young calico hears these babies crying and is looking for them. She has only been with me two weeks now, she was a foster who was rescued from a rough life that included a litter when shes barely more than a baby herself. I got her from her foster family and shes going to get spayed soon so we dont have to worry about more babies for her.
What a wonderful vet ,just watched the way the love and care came through him, saving this dear little one.Bless Him ,And watched him with that kitten to help the leg straighten to a good position .I love seeing this ,that a life is saved once again .
I love this case. Because the owner is a very admirable cat parent, and is setting such a high bar for her young son when he is older. And Chris, the best orthopedic vet anywhere…crippled kitten, tiny puppy saved from a crippled life by some simple leg stretches and a pool….Chris is definitely not just a pretty face…
Dr Chris, Dr Lisa, and can’t think 🤔 of the other vet’s name, are very talented, creative, good listeners, and very caring. Thank vets for treating all the beautiful animals. We are glad they are on awesome road to recovery. The last one, be good to have follow up on how Joey is doing.
Horrible that vets were saying to euthanise the kitten with the twisted leg. I don't understand why they didn't test to rule out genetic issues before assuming the kitten was a lost cause. Even if they weren't able to save the leg, three legged cats get around completely fine, especially if it's been like that since kittenhood. Even on three legs, their quality of life is fine, so there's absolutely no reason a vet should want to euthanise the little one. I'm glad she was dedicated and refused to give up on the kitten. It's thanks to her that the kitten is alive and got the help needed to save the leg.
Because, while hind leg amputation is fine for an 8+ week old. Anesthesia on a newborn is a terrible risk with the risk of death, close to 70%. Waiting wouldn't work because the kitten would be at a disadvantage to her siblings for food and most people aren't equipped to handle a bottle baby. Regardless, most doctors wouldn't risk it, and those who would still offer euthanasia as a much less expensive option without pet insurance. It's rough, but not every veterinarian has the innovation or freedom to offer some of his solutions.
@@MegumiMoo The other vets could have at least offered to test if it was a genetic/unfixable thing, as Chris did, rather than just assume it was genetic and euthanise. It's entirely possible the baby was still able to nurse even with the bad leg (I've seen it before), and even if not, the vets still should have explained bottle feeding as an option until surgery could be performed and let the owner decide if she was dedicated to doing that. This isn't a rural area or a third-world country. There was no reason to jump straight to recommending euthanasia.
@@MegumiMoo1st of all, they wouldn’t have to do surgery yet. They could wait. Second, they didn’t even try. And third, would you rather immediately euthanize a kitten, or TRY to save it?? The vets were in the wrong, period. Nothing else to it.
As soon as I saw it, I thought of swimmers syndrome. The vets who thought there was no hope don't know cats. If Mama feeds and cares for a kitten there is hope. Cats are pragmatic, if there is no hope they will abandon a sick kitten so the others have a better chance of survival.
Absolutely incredible how Jersey showed improvement so quickly. And it's such a little cutie! Such a blessing that someone had the presence of mind to check the wallaby's pouch. Otherwise the lil Joey wouldn't have been alive. Gorgeous! We don't have native marsupials on my side of the world (an escaped albino wallaby has been wandering around the woods for a few months, but again, not native). We (I'm an ecologist) do thoroughly check the area if we find a female badger that's been hit by a car to make sure there isn't a sett nearby with babies in it. Seeing a dead animal on the side of the road looks awful, but we all do what we can to make sure the orphans are looked after. I'm kinda curious what happened to Joey and where he is today!
I love the story of Rex love him hope he is doing well. Poor baby why don’t let the veterans take their pet with them why are they separated when they come home? They really need each other. They’re both veterans and they really need each other. That’s not fair and the family. If the veteran is fallen, the family should be able to get the dog and keep the dog with them as part of their their dad or their mommethod they’re gonna take place and have an animal honored on four paws❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was born with both of my legs twisted and turned in. I was told that my knees were facing each other and my ankles were turned in and the only solution for that was to put my feet into shoes that had holes in the front and insert a metal bar an overtime they had to turn and over time there were things inside that would turn the bar and straighten out my legs and my knees over time and once it was time to walk I had to take physical therapy to learn how to walk normally but I was always kind of pigeon-toed where my feet would turn inwards and I would trip over my own toes and even after huge amounts of physical therapy when I'm tired or lazy my toes still turn inward I still trip over my own feet but at least my legs are straight
While it is not pretty to see a kitten with a twisted leg... its not a reason to put it down or even say its life threatening. It was probably said to make things more dramatic but if my Vet would tell me a twisted leg is a possible death sentence... what the f? If its really bad, it can be amputated. Its not life threatening at all... why traumatize the owner even more?
Okay, so I might be a bit of a smarty pants at times, but I would go back to the other vets that said put her down, and show them what failures they were. I had a doctor tell to lose weight when my hips were really hurting, medicating me with gabapentin, so I got a second opinion, and it turned out both of my hips were so arthritic that I HAD to have both hip joints replaced. I went back to previous physician, and showed her my scars from the surgeries. My surgeon wasn't going to do the surgeries because I was only 48 yrs old. Then he saw my x-rays and was truly beside himself when he saw the damage. So whether it be for you or for your pet, definitely get a second opinion before settling. BTW if I would have lost 20 lbs, I would have been like 125 lbs. Afterwards, I for my build would have looked anorexic. So definitely get 2nd opinions even 3rds if necessary
Matthew 10:14.....but at least you people are just talking now instead of violently murdering anyone who refuses to convert, so there's that I guess....wonder how your god feels about all those genocides it took to "spread the word"?
@@sahawk0709yours is smarter than mine 😂 mine kept looking and chattering for a few more minutes even after I muted the video. Gotta love the goofballs
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I had twins .My daughter’s legs turned way in.The orthopedic dr cased her at 3 months to put them into position .He changed the casts every 3 weeks until they were in proper position.After doing this for 3 months they were fine and as an adult has no issues.
Thanks God ❤
Wow
Thank the lord for that
What an incredible story. What a relief you must have felt. Hope your daughter is doing well ❤️
Bondi vet need a 3D printer to make all these sorts of special little devices!
@@tattycakes2k2they already have. The brand is Dr. Chris😊
I would take her to every vet that said put her down and say “a real vet saved her”!
It’s strange really, when the kitten is young it’s a lot easier to fix an injury like that. So I’d expect a vet to know this and would be able to fix it.
@@phoenixflamegames1 Coming from a pre-vet student, seeing a kitten like this is rare and many vets might assume its a genetic issue. And depending on the place, not all would feel comfortable trying to treat a kitten that young. So euthanasia is given both to ease the pain and discomfort for the kitten, and to take the pressure off the owner. Not all owners are as dedicated.
But I might be biased, considering I'm located in a more rural area, so we mostly handle fully grown cats/dogs, or livestock.
@@darkkitty2830 Yeah, idk. I just don't see why testing wasn't done before just assuming it was a genetic issue. This isn't a rural area.
Even if the leg couldn't be saved, three legged cats get around just fine in most cases.
My cat was very concerned about the kitten crying in the beginning 😂 the kitten is such a little cutie!
Mine, too!😂😂❤❤❤
My Burmese flopped onto my tablet. He’s either concerned by the baby noises or jealous I’m paying attention to something cat like that isn’t him.
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Same here my cat shes had babies before so she must have thought there was a kitten in the house
Amari was healthy. No reason to put her down! Dr Chris is awesome at coming up with hacks that work! ❤
The fact that other vets suggested euthanasia breaks my heart. If it was an internal issue where she had little to no chance of recovery, then yes. But cats and dogs can live fine with just 3 limbs. I cant imagine taking something so tiny and pure out of the world its only just come in to 😭
Bad kittens get taped to the xray machine. But seriously that poor baby, thankyou for all you do no matter the case❤. The doctors that said to put her down shame on them, everyone deserves a chance. My heart break when I see anyone in the profession of taking care of others have their heart and passion get beat down until they just dont care anymore.💔 I wish people could just try to be kinder.
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@@karenc.4191 🙀who me! Never! Am good kitty! 🐈 yes sir! This kitty is the best! I even brought a gift! 🐦 hope you like. Ims the best!
My young calico hears these babies crying and is looking for them. She has only been with me two weeks now, she was a foster who was rescued from a rough life that included a litter when shes barely more than a baby herself. I got her from her foster family and shes going to get spayed soon so we dont have to worry about more babies for her.
What a wonderful vet ,just watched the way the love and care came through him, saving this dear little one.Bless Him ,And watched him with that kitten to help the leg straighten to a good position .I love seeing this ,that a life is saved once again .
I love this case. Because the owner is a very admirable cat parent, and is setting such a high bar for her young son when he is older. And Chris, the best orthopedic vet anywhere…crippled kitten, tiny puppy saved from a crippled life by some simple leg stretches and a pool….Chris is definitely not just a pretty face…
It touches my heart knowing that these baby kittens are alright and being saved by our amazing vets
Bondi - you guys did it again...tears from an older man over a tiny three-day old kitten! Chris is a genius Vet!
I am always amazed at a vet's diagnostic skills. Animals cannot speak our language, Aussie accent or not.
Dr Chris is awesome and I love the ideas he comes up with to help these animals
Dr. Chris Macgyver skills are amazing!
Poor little Kettle 😣can only imagine the pain he was in! so glad they got him help❤🩹
Dr Chris, Dr Lisa, and can’t think 🤔 of the other vet’s name, are very talented, creative, good listeners, and very caring. Thank vets for treating all the beautiful animals. We are glad they are on awesome road to recovery. The last one, be good to have follow up on how Joey is doing.
So much cuteness
Cuteness overload! 🥰
Horrible that vets were saying to euthanise the kitten with the twisted leg. I don't understand why they didn't test to rule out genetic issues before assuming the kitten was a lost cause. Even if they weren't able to save the leg, three legged cats get around completely fine, especially if it's been like that since kittenhood. Even on three legs, their quality of life is fine, so there's absolutely no reason a vet should want to euthanise the little one.
I'm glad she was dedicated and refused to give up on the kitten. It's thanks to her that the kitten is alive and got the help needed to save the leg.
Because, while hind leg amputation is fine for an 8+ week old. Anesthesia on a newborn is a terrible risk with the risk of death, close to 70%. Waiting wouldn't work because the kitten would be at a disadvantage to her siblings for food and most people aren't equipped to handle a bottle baby. Regardless, most doctors wouldn't risk it, and those who would still offer euthanasia as a much less expensive option without pet insurance.
It's rough, but not every veterinarian has the innovation or freedom to offer some of his solutions.
@@MegumiMoo The other vets could have at least offered to test if it was a genetic/unfixable thing, as Chris did, rather than just assume it was genetic and euthanise.
It's entirely possible the baby was still able to nurse even with the bad leg (I've seen it before), and even if not, the vets still should have explained bottle feeding as an option until surgery could be performed and let the owner decide if she was dedicated to doing that.
This isn't a rural area or a third-world country. There was no reason to jump straight to recommending euthanasia.
Honestly! Especially since they didn’t even try.
@@MegumiMoo1st of all, they wouldn’t have to do surgery yet. They could wait. Second, they didn’t even try. And third, would you rather immediately euthanize a kitten, or TRY to save it?? The vets were in the wrong, period. Nothing else to it.
@@procyonpawthank you! I don’t understand why they were supporting the vets that said that.
An amazing Mom and Doctor to figure out how to heal this baby kitten that life means so much❤❤❤
The way he taped the kitten to the board 😂😂😂😂😂
Aww these kittens are just to sweet so cute for sure
I had one born that way. She ran faster and jumped higher than the others. nothing stopped her or obstructed her. she was my champ
So happy for little Amari❤❤
im not from this area, but Dr Chris and Sash are awesome,
What a mom. Glad she fought for Amarie
An amazing save of the baby Alpaca!
Ouch shame poor thing that leg looks sore
Thank you Dr brown
As soon as I saw it, I thought of swimmers syndrome. The vets who thought there was no hope don't know cats. If Mama feeds and cares for a kitten there is hope. Cats are pragmatic, if there is no hope they will abandon a sick kitten so the others have a better chance of survival.
Absolutely incredible how Jersey showed improvement so quickly. And it's such a little cutie!
Such a blessing that someone had the presence of mind to check the wallaby's pouch. Otherwise the lil Joey wouldn't have been alive. Gorgeous! We don't have native marsupials on my side of the world (an escaped albino wallaby has been wandering around the woods for a few months, but again, not native). We (I'm an ecologist) do thoroughly check the area if we find a female badger that's been hit by a car to make sure there isn't a sett nearby with babies in it. Seeing a dead animal on the side of the road looks awful, but we all do what we can to make sure the orphans are looked after. I'm kinda curious what happened to Joey and where he is today!
Watching this makes me have a smile on my face definitely need happiness rn with this Covid
JESUS is our happiness and joy.
JESUS SAVES.
I love the story of Rex love him hope he is doing well. Poor baby why don’t let the veterans take their pet with them why are they separated when they come home? They really need each other. They’re both veterans and they really need each other. That’s not fair and the family. If the veteran is fallen, the family should be able to get the dog and keep the dog with them as part of their their dad or their mommethod they’re gonna take place and have an animal honored on four paws❤❤❤❤❤❤
beautiful kitten Great job Dr Chris Brown 💙💙💙💙
Scarlett is such a good mummy cat.
I feel like the screaming is typical cockatoo behaviour!
Thank you very much
Good on Wendy!!! Hello from Maine, USA.
Śliczna papuga mega ❤❤❤❤❤
I love how Chris thinks outside the box to come up with some of his solutions
Baby animals are all SO cute!❤️
Hi Chris Dr. Chris This is so cute a little kitty.. U can help these.. Thank you for your help.. I know that you can.. I love it.. ❤️😘♥️❤️😘♥️
My kitties are looking for babies. One is my big boy who loves to take care of little ones.
Cats can have happy lives with 3 legs ❤
That guy is definitely keeping at least one of those grey kittens lol
Omg the tiny little boot, sstttooopppp
Chris brown: le Robert Redford des vétérinaires.❤❤❤
Actually Dr. Chris is the spitting image of Richard Chamberlain!
Taping Namari to the table cracked me up XD
This baby alpaca's transfusion: do alpacas have blood types? And thank you for all your wonderful work!
Dr Lisa in awesome
I was born with both of my legs twisted and turned in. I was told that my knees were facing each other and my ankles were turned in and the only solution for that was to put my feet into shoes that had holes in the front and insert a metal bar an overtime they had to turn and over time there were things inside that would turn the bar and straighten out my legs and my knees over time and once it was time to walk I had to take physical therapy to learn how to walk normally but I was always kind of pigeon-toed where my feet would turn inwards and I would trip over my own toes and even after huge amounts of physical therapy when I'm tired or lazy my toes still turn inward I still trip over my own feet but at least my legs are straight
Oh my god, pass the tissues!!!😮
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Thank you for the support! Do you have any pets? What's the most useful things you learned from Bondi Vet?
They don't have to test for blood type before giving alpacas transfusions?
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Does the blood from the other alpaca not have to match Jersey's blood type?
How could you tell that the blood of the two alpacas would be compatible? Do they not have different blood types like humans and some animals?
The first one😢 poor little cats broken leg
While it is not pretty to see a kitten with a twisted leg... its not a reason to put it down or even say its life threatening. It was probably said to make things more dramatic but if my Vet would tell me a twisted leg is a possible death sentence... what the f? If its really bad, it can be amputated. Its not life threatening at all... why traumatize the owner even more?
Spayed and neutered! 🥲
So is twisted leg syndrome close to cerebral palsy? Since it makes the tendons and ligaments tight?
That almost looks like a club foot in a kitten
Do they do not do subcutaneous fluids in Australia?
lololol Thats wghat Thought of Tape for the kitten
Okay, so I might be a bit of a smarty pants at times, but I would go back to the other vets that said put her down, and show them what failures they were.
I had a doctor tell to lose weight when my hips were really hurting, medicating me with gabapentin, so I got a second opinion, and it turned out both of my hips were so arthritic that I HAD to have both hip joints replaced. I went back to previous physician, and showed her my scars from the surgeries. My surgeon wasn't going to do the surgeries because I was only 48 yrs old. Then he saw my x-rays and was truly beside himself when he saw the damage. So whether it be for you or for your pet, definitely get a second opinion before settling. BTW if I would have lost 20 lbs, I would have been like 125 lbs. Afterwards, I for my build would have looked anorexic. So definitely get 2nd opinions even 3rds if necessary
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31.57 best kitten moment ever
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1:21 I've reversed my ankle just like that kitty looks
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Call Dr. Lisa's charge Bob. Bob Cat . The other boy Cougar.
What is with the kittens right eye?
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Omg I thought that same thing with the tape 😂😂😂😂😂
That baby is 3 days old and already has an eye open?
Hi
is there an issue with the right eye?
Why can't she open her right eye?
Why wouldn’t they just give the little grey kitten who wouldn’t take an IV subcutaneous fluids?
That kitten is not 3 days old
Josh is a hottie,
I hope that first cat owner is gonna get her cat fixed. There are enough animals in shelter to NEVER BREED your pets!!
An awful lot of fur on this newborn kitten. . . .
Thank you Romans 10:9-14❤
Matthew 10:14.....but at least you people are just talking now instead of violently murdering anyone who refuses to convert, so there's that I guess....wonder how your god feels about all those genocides it took to "spread the word"?
Read Genesis 4:10 and Genesis 1:27: Google-What is the Bible verse that God thinks of gencide.
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Oh wow. Just that small amount of blood & Jersey was saved.🩷
Your video best like @vetpirzada
My cat was very concerned about the kitten crying in the beginning 😂 the kitten is such a little cutie!
Mine was getting jealous and came looking. Once she saw the screen she went back to her spot. 😂❤
@@sahawk0709yours is smarter than mine 😂 mine kept looking and chattering for a few more minutes even after I muted the video. Gotta love the goofballs
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