My 12.5 year-old Labrador's just like that with his own personality. I know his time's drawing closer, he is, a grumpy, stubborn old man dog now, refusing to get in or out of vehicles, really pushing his luck with his routines and sniffings and foodings, 24 hours a day mother, please! but despite the grey around his muzzle now, he's still quite sprightly and inquisative for his age. I hope he has at least 3 more years left in him, but when he does shuffle off the mortal coil over the rainbow bridge, he's had a very good innings, lived to a ripe old age, chased all the cats he fancied chasing, eaten all the bones he fancied smashing, dreamt all the dreams he is always having in his REM sleeps, as he sleeps with one eye open. He'll be celebrated all right. I don't want tears from anybody, not if death means he'll be at peace with the world, comfortable, should his physical condition deteriorate or he should develop cancers in various parts of his body which couldn't be treated. That's the circle of life.
The way Ruby's little white crest feathers raised with those belly kisses 🥺 Allergies are a total bummer, but at least the girl's got herself a new loving family
Omg, this brings back so many memories!! My little English Cocker Spaniel girl was 10 when she had to have emergency surgery to remove her spleen. She had been to the vet 3 days prior, and nothing was wrong except she was a little pale. Then 3 days later she suddenly had a huuuge lump(it wasnt there when we saw the vet 3 days prior), she was barely moving, wouldnt eat or drink. She was a shadow of herself. Her gums were ghost white. I rushed her to the vet, and was told she might not make it. That was some of the worst few hours of my life, not knowing. She had emergency surgey, and they found that her spleen had a huuuuge tumor. I'm not even kidding when I say my little 11 kg dog had a spleen+tumor that was almost 2 kg in size!! She is 12 now, and thinks she still a puppy haha!!
I lost my beautiful rescue dog Bella last week due to the spleen tumor which unfortunately was cancerous, it was therapeutic to see Dr Rob looking after Titon.
Oh my goodness as soon as that music started playing during the end of Titan's surgery, seeing his mum's elation brought a huge smile to my face. She was so relieved. I'm so glad he said "If you hear music then everything went well"!
I hope Tigger's life was full of adventure and love. It's got to be horrible losing him after such a long time. I have two sweet girls, both about 8 or 9 years old. I'd be crushed if I lost either of them.
Does Dr Rob have surgical teaching experience? He is so good, and obviously comfortable, narrating what he's doing, even when things are far more delicate than a "normal" procedure?
@@catherinekenyon7555 Oh what a wonderful thing to have done! Thank you so much for sharing, I wish I could say I'd done the same, but I am utterly out of energy at the moment, so your kindness in letting us know is deeply appreciated!
Oh, Dr. Scott, I'm so sorry you could not keep Ruby. She will be loved where you placed her. I'm so glad Squeak and her pups are doing well. They are all so cute. Anne was brave to offer the last act of kindness for her Tigger, may he R.I.P. and she will offer another kitty a chance at the love she has in her heart. Tigger will always be in her memories and heart. It will take time
I can't believe that bird treated a complete stranger exactly the same way as it's owner. My cats won't even treat my family like that. With me it's totally different. They just melt into me.
Not all birds 😂 my galah cuddles me like a baby but he HATES basically the rest of the world. Doesn't mind my Dad but that's it. Has never liked another person he's met. He's ok and chatty with people but you wouldn't want to try touching him. With a few people he can't even tolerate them being in the same room, he screams and screams until they go. I take notice of that though. They don't come back to my house because I do NOT trust them if they upset him so much.
I have a social Cat that my family got from a shelter. She likes to greet people. Different individuals have different temperaments. Then a neighbor has 2 super social cats, they follow people, loves pets & they even let strangers carry them.
I love this video even if it has blurred out portions of it for legal reasons that are complex in and of themselves. Glad that the owner of the cat realized that there was a problem with her cat and my condolences go out to her for the sad loss and outcome of her beloved cat. Sending love and blessings from the UK 🇬🇧💜🙏
I don't think it's for legal reasons as such TH-cam just looks at content like this as being traumatic for kids and shouldn't be seen by them so things have to be blurred to make it "safe"
It's so unfair that cats and dogs can't live as long as people do. They are so special to us. I've never met anyone who didn't wish their beloved pets could live longer.
@@oiseaufeu really large birds like macaws usually outlive their owners and spend a while in shelters, very sad. I think pets are so special to us because we know we don't have forever with them.
After out three parrots died, we decided against adopting another because we did not want the bird to outlive us. So, we got a special needs chihuahua mix. Our birds were a cockatiel who lived to 23, a Nanday to 28 and our sunny died at 20 from a side effect to a med. we miss them dearly.
As a fellow Aussie, yes, galas are beautiful birds and yes, in gala season they do wake me up at 5 o’clock in the morning.Its a love hate relationship.😆
How very sad that Dr Scott was unable to keep his gorgeous Ruby that he fell in love with, I'm sure his heart is broken! I bet Zoe feels bad about it too, she is such a lovely, compassionate lady. My heart is absolutely broken for Tigger and his mom, he was such a sweet and beautiful kitty! RIP sweet fur baby 😢 ! I absolutely love BondiVets videos and I love the wonderful Dr's and staff because the are so loving and compassionate with all of the animals they treat. I would love ❤ to see more new videos as I just keep getting repeats and watch them over and over.
Any time you have to let go of any pet, it's very painful. They are a member of the family and just like a baby in that they will always need you to pay attention for their entire lives so that all their needs are met. They can't tell you what's wrong or that something hurts. It's like having a newborn infant for however long they are with you. And, because they are so helpless, you love and protect them more than you actually thought. Having to put them to sleep breaks your heart in a way that losing a human never will compare to.
As Dr Kate once said, the greatest sign of how much an owner loves their pet, is their ability to make the choice to let them go. For me, this is why animal lovers will always be the best people
You’re right that putting an ill pet to sleep and the feelings that follow is different than a humans death. May ‘17 My mom passed away. Dec. of ‘17 we had to put to sleep my sons 15yr old cat. May ‘18 Our 12-14yr old cat passed away from liver disease. June ‘18 One week after losing our cat we lost our 16.5yr old dog. June 2/21 My husband suddenly passed away. Out of all these deaths, it’s my husband’s that has my heart totally broken. No matter who dies a death is a death, but some you have deeper heartache over. I teared up when the doctor was talking to the owner with the sad news. Alex is such a compassionate vet.🥰 Dr. Scott, I was so happy he was able to adopt the bird but can understand his disappointment that his wife is so allergic to birds. What a gorgeous bird!!!!😍😍🥰🥰 Felt bad for the dog’s owner. We hate when our pets are sick. Wow, the size of the spleen was totally unbelievable!!😮 Love that the vet plays music because he feels so great that the operation was a success and if the owners are there, the music tells them the operation went great!!🥰
These vets are all so caring. Rob, Scott, Andrew especially and all of them actually sorry I dont know the names of the others. A few human doctors could learn alot about empathy and communication from these amazing people. So sorry for Ann I know how hard it is to have your pet put down, tough for the vets too.... but what a pity doctors cant treat humans with the same dignity..one needle and its all over because nothing else could be done..thats how I would like to leave this world should I ever need to. Thanks and cheers from Western Australia 🙏🦘🦘🦘
I would have adopted Squeak on the spot. And one of her babies. She is adorable. ❤ I wish Anne much love, taking the decision to put your pet to sleep is agonizing. Even if it is the kindest. I hope she is okay ❤
Sorry to see Dr Rob was struggling to stand up looks like bad arthritis e have had it for 3 years. I hope it Will be treated ( properly) and he can rest, look after more animals.
When I was a young teen, I got a puppy from one of my family members whose dog had had pups. He was a nightmare, but one day he just changed. Tired, sad, wouldn't eat or drink. My dad took him to the vet while I was at school. Like Tigger, he had an inoperable tumor. He hadn't even turned one yet, but he had a tumor in his stomach that completely blocked off the exit. He wasn't good, but he was my boy.
I'm so sorry you couldn't keep Ruby the Australian Galah, she's so gorgeous with such a sweet personality. Tigger breaks my heart but at least he had a long healthy happy life with his human mom, just sucks he had an inoperable tumor... Titan is the biggest goofball and such a sweetheart, never seen a spleen so MASSIVE before, at least now he'll probably feel better having that pressure off of his side and stomach. Squeaks is gonna be a great mommy and her babies are so darn cute.
I wish I could adopt Squeek. Just precious in looks and personality. I hope whoever gives her a forever home showers her with love. I can't get over how much she trusts these strangers who took her in. Brought her baby out immediately to show off what she did. Then happy to have someone with her while she is nursing. That is some serious trust from a little girl who may not have much reason to trust humans. Also love how quickly they got mom and babies out of the shelter. Over here a lot of shelters won't let a mom and babies go to a foster or if they do allow it they don't put a rush priority to getting them out of the shelter ASAP.
I feel deeply for all of the animals and people in this video. Scott I am so sorry that you couldn't keep Ruby, she is absolutely gorgeous, and if I lived there I would take her and you could come see her anytime. Regretfully I don't live anywhere near there as the US is far too far to send her for a forever home and you would have to travel to see her.
R.I.P beautiful tiger Dr Rob congratulations removing that absolutely massive spleen out of the dog it was hug thankfully it wasn’t cancer hope he lives extremely happy for a lot longer yet. Dr Scott I’m so very sorry to hear ur wife become very unwell due to the bird I’m so sorry that u have to part ways with the bird hopefully the new owners to be will let u go say hi every now and again so u can get ur love fix just make sure u shower and change before going near ur beautiful wife.
well that certainly was a twist of events for scott, i could've sworn he's mentioned owning birds before though (chickens if i remember right, though i suppose those were an outdoor and open air situation)
I had a male jack russell terroir named squeak. But only after 2 years of having him we had to put him down because of nasal cancer 😞 he was young he was between 5-6 years old
Wow another episode of Bondi Vet. Truly love this series. I love Black/Tan German Shepherd's. Titian is gorgious. While growing up in NY my best friend was Brunhilda Jones an awesome Shepherd. Wanted to adopt her but would stay with her when she was tied up and would ride my bike to the nearest pet store to get her dog bisquits.
So sad for Ann's cat and then Dr. Scott not able to keep his loved bird. Can always get rid of your wife Scott. 😅😅😅Just kidding 😂 🤣 Glad ya'll were able to find a good home for her to go to. 💜💜
Animals and people medically are similar and Tiger is hurting, you mad3 a very loving and unselfish decision, sorry for your loss as our pets are part of the family. Happy the rest of the animals came through well
Q. How come Dr Scott does not scrub and cover hair and not wear the scrubs in surgeries? Is this okayed by the vet’s association, the vet governing body of Australia and England?
it is not if it is when ,all things die ,i have said good buy to ,9 dogs and three cats . at the moment i have a very old cat ,she is 17 and quite a feisty old lady ,still chases intruders out of the garden and still like playtime ,the later not as long as a session as when younger . Still has a mad dash round the house and up the stairs .❤ main changes are peeing more and sleeping more ,but she is in human years about 84 years old . so she is doing great really.
I know Ann's Pain on March 4th 2023 I had to put my own dog down because of a ruptured brain aneurysm caused by a malignant or benign brain tumor getting to big and the aneurysm had nowhere to grow so it ruptured and the moment it ruptured all his organ's started to fail him so I took him to his own vet the next morning and had him euthanized and It broke my heart to have to let him go but it was what was best for him in the long run
Thank you asking my problem. I have two group girlie's Tia an GSD X ROTTIE WHO IS AN BARKING AT ANYTHING,!! Even my youngest son Cameron is in owner home xx
Blurring the medical stuff is one thing, but why on Earth was the cute picture on the wall blurred at 41:42 (you can see it unblurred seconds later at 41:53)?
I wish they wouldnt make the surgeries blury. I know it bothers most of the ppl seeing blood and all but it facinates me seeing everything. Would be great to have it as an option to blur or not with a click
Poor Scott shame he couldn't keep Ruby 😢 When I got my puppy buster my husband thought he was elegiac to him but lucky he wasn't it was something else. The poor dogs spleen was massive glad he is feeling a lot better. 👏👏🐶🦜
so sad they couldn't keep Ruby- the way scott lit up around her was adorable
“Let your death be a celebration of what came before”
I know how it feels to say goodbye to a close pet, I hope she’s doing alright without Tigger
Such kind words ♥
I'm so sad about Tigger. Such a sweet soul .
My 12.5 year-old Labrador's just like that with his own personality. I know his time's drawing closer, he is, a grumpy, stubborn old man dog now, refusing to get in or out of vehicles, really pushing his luck with his routines and sniffings and foodings, 24 hours a day mother, please! but despite the grey around his muzzle now, he's still quite sprightly and inquisative for his age. I hope he has at least 3 more years left in him, but when he does shuffle off the mortal coil over the rainbow bridge, he's had a very good innings, lived to a ripe old age, chased all the cats he fancied chasing, eaten all the bones he fancied smashing, dreamt all the dreams he is always having in his REM sleeps, as he sleeps with one eye open. He'll be celebrated all right. I don't want tears from anybody, not if death means he'll be at peace with the world, comfortable, should his physical condition deteriorate or he should develop cancers in various parts of his body which couldn't be treated. That's the circle of life.
Rest In Peace, sweet kitty. You'll be missed very much.
The way Ruby's little white crest feathers raised with those belly kisses 🥺
Allergies are a total bummer, but at least the girl's got herself a new loving family
Hello
I absolutely love these.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh, shoot! I'm so sorry Scott couldn't keep Ruby, but glad she found another forever home.
Dr Rob shows so much passion for the animals he treats
Omg, this brings back so many memories!! My little English Cocker Spaniel girl was 10 when she had to have emergency surgery to remove her spleen. She had been to the vet 3 days prior, and nothing was wrong except she was a little pale. Then 3 days later she suddenly had a huuuge lump(it wasnt there when we saw the vet 3 days prior), she was barely moving, wouldnt eat or drink. She was a shadow of herself. Her gums were ghost white. I rushed her to the vet, and was told she might not make it. That was some of the worst few hours of my life, not knowing. She had emergency surgey, and they found that her spleen had a huuuuge tumor. I'm not even kidding when I say my little 11 kg dog had a spleen+tumor that was almost 2 kg in size!! She is 12 now, and thinks she still a puppy haha!!
I lost my beautiful rescue dog Bella last week due to the spleen tumor which unfortunately was cancerous, it was therapeutic to see Dr Rob looking after Titon.
I lost my dog bella who was a shep. about two weeks ago from degenerative myelopathy... so sorry for your loss
I'm so sorry 😞
@@jaydeann3561 I'm sorry about your loss
Oh my goodness as soon as that music started playing during the end of Titan's surgery, seeing his mum's elation brought a huge smile to my face. She was so relieved. I'm so glad he said "If you hear music then everything went well"!
I hope Tigger's life was full of adventure and love. It's got to be horrible losing him after such a long time. I have two sweet girls, both about 8 or 9 years old. I'd be crushed if I lost either of them.
Does Dr Rob have surgical teaching experience? He is so good, and obviously comfortable, narrating what he's doing, even when things are far more delicate than a "normal" procedure?
I had wondered the same thing and looked him up. He does teach. 🙂
@@catherinekenyon7555 Oh what a wonderful thing to have done! Thank you so much for sharing, I wish I could say I'd done the same, but I am utterly out of energy at the moment, so your kindness in letting us know is deeply appreciated!
He's also been on telly for yonks. I remember him on telly years and years ago
Dr. Rob was clearly put on this earth to be a vet. His compassion & joy come across so beautifully - I want him to be our vet!!! ❤
Oh, Dr. Scott, I'm so sorry you could not keep Ruby. She will be loved where you placed her. I'm so glad Squeak and her pups are doing well. They are all so cute. Anne was brave to offer the last act of kindness for her Tigger, may he R.I.P. and she will offer another kitty a chance at the love she has in her heart. Tigger will always be in her memories and heart. It will take time
I can't believe that bird treated a complete stranger exactly the same way as it's owner. My cats won't even treat my family like that. With me it's totally different. They just melt into me.
Not all birds 😂 my galah cuddles me like a baby but he HATES basically the rest of the world. Doesn't mind my Dad but that's it. Has never liked another person he's met. He's ok and chatty with people but you wouldn't want to try touching him. With a few people he can't even tolerate them being in the same room, he screams and screams until they go. I take notice of that though. They don't come back to my house because I do NOT trust them if they upset him so much.
I was at the zoo in Dallas, a bird like that wanted to be petted. I was amazed.
@@deniseroe5891 that IS really amazing!!!
I have a social Cat that my family got from a shelter. She likes to greet people. Different individuals have different temperaments. Then a neighbor has 2 super social cats, they follow people, loves pets & they even let strangers carry them.
I love this video even if it has blurred out portions of it for legal reasons that are complex in and of themselves. Glad that the owner of the cat realized that there was a problem with her cat and my condolences go out to her for the sad loss and outcome of her beloved cat. Sending love and blessings from the UK 🇬🇧💜🙏
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I don't think it's for legal reasons as such TH-cam just looks at content like this as being traumatic for kids and shouldn't be seen by them so things have to be blurred to make it "safe"
Why do they blurr out the surgery area?
@Pamela A Bettis because TH-cam deem it to be triggering in the sharps and blood area and that isn't advertiser friendly or "kid friendly"
@@pamelaabettis7225 Censorship.
It's so unfair that cats and dogs can't live as long as people do. They are so special to us. I've never met anyone who didn't wish their beloved pets could live longer.
That would be sadder. I can't imagine adopting a pet that would just outlive me and really depressed after that.
@@oiseaufeu really large birds like macaws usually outlive their owners and spend a while in shelters, very sad. I think pets are so special to us because we know we don't have forever with them.
@@kylieshaye6562 That's what I said. And I also knew that the large parrots are able to outlive us.
After out three parrots died, we decided against adopting another because we did not want the bird to outlive us. So, we got a special needs chihuahua mix. Our birds were a cockatiel who lived to 23, a Nanday to 28 and our sunny died at 20 from a side effect to a med. we miss them dearly.
@@oiseaufeuhow could they have known you already knew that? No need to be rude and snarky.
Please bring back Nathan! We miss him. ❤❤❤
As a fellow Aussie, yes, galas are beautiful birds and yes, in gala season they do wake me up at 5 o’clock in the morning.Its a love hate relationship.😆
How very sad that Dr Scott was unable to keep his gorgeous Ruby that he fell in love with, I'm sure his heart is broken! I bet Zoe feels bad about it too, she is such a lovely, compassionate lady. My heart is absolutely broken for Tigger and his mom, he was such a sweet and beautiful kitty! RIP sweet fur baby 😢 ! I absolutely love BondiVets videos and I love the wonderful Dr's and staff because the are so loving and compassionate with all of the animals they treat. I would love ❤ to see more new videos as I just keep getting repeats and watch them over and over.
Any time you have to let go of any pet, it's very painful. They are a member of the family and just like a baby in that they will always need you to pay attention for their entire lives so that all their needs are met. They can't tell you what's wrong or that something hurts. It's like having a newborn infant for however long they are with you. And, because they are so helpless, you love and protect them more than you actually thought. Having to put them to sleep breaks your heart in a way that losing a human never will compare to.
As Dr Kate once said, the greatest sign of how much an owner loves their pet, is their ability to make the choice to let them go. For me, this is why animal lovers will always be the best people
I know how that feels I lost my dog this summer in August and I lost my Grandpa this past March
You’re right that putting an ill pet to sleep and the feelings that follow is different than a humans death.
May ‘17 My mom passed away.
Dec. of ‘17 we had to put to sleep my sons 15yr old cat.
May ‘18 Our 12-14yr old cat passed away from liver disease.
June ‘18 One week after losing our cat we lost our 16.5yr old dog.
June 2/21 My husband suddenly passed away.
Out of all these deaths, it’s my husband’s that has my heart totally broken.
No matter who dies a death is a death, but some you have deeper heartache over.
I teared up when the doctor was talking to the owner with the sad news. Alex is such a compassionate vet.🥰
Dr. Scott, I was so happy he was able to adopt the bird but can understand his disappointment that his wife is so allergic to birds. What a gorgeous bird!!!!😍😍🥰🥰
Felt bad for the dog’s owner. We hate when our pets are sick. Wow, the size of the spleen was totally unbelievable!!😮 Love that the vet plays music because he feels so great that the operation was a success and if the owners are there, the music tells them the operation went great!!🥰
That is one gorgeous bird. What a pleasure to look at it every day.
These vets are all so caring. Rob, Scott, Andrew especially and all of them actually sorry I dont know the names of the others. A few human doctors could learn alot about empathy and communication from these amazing people. So sorry for Ann I know how hard it is to have your pet put down, tough for the vets too.... but what a pity doctors cant treat humans with the same dignity..one needle and its all over because nothing else could be done..thats how I would like to leave this world should I ever need to. Thanks and cheers from Western Australia 🙏🦘🦘🦘
I would have adopted Squeak on the spot. And one of her babies. She is adorable. ❤
I wish Anne much love, taking the decision to put your pet to sleep is agonizing. Even if it is the kindest. I hope she is okay ❤
Rob is brilliant 💯 more please 🙏🇬🇧
So down to earth 🌟
Sorry to see Dr Rob was struggling to stand up looks like bad arthritis e have had it for 3 years. I hope it Will be treated ( properly) and he can rest, look after more animals.
What a magical habit to play the music so the pet parent can vibe too
When I was a young teen, I got a puppy from one of my family members whose dog had had pups. He was a nightmare, but one day he just changed. Tired, sad, wouldn't eat or drink. My dad took him to the vet while I was at school. Like Tigger, he had an inoperable tumor. He hadn't even turned one yet, but he had a tumor in his stomach that completely blocked off the exit. He wasn't good, but he was my boy.
Rob is such a cool guy and a little exciting guy to watch when he is doing surgery. I Love Him very much.
I knew I was gonna cry watching this tonight .
Aww! I would love to see more Dr. Robert! He's so full of personality, I think he needs to be more appreciated!
The story behind the sweet galah Ruby? Looking forward to see this Dr. Scott & team 💓
I think the Galah can avoid reoccurrence of her lipoma with changes in her diet.
Was crying with Tigger. I remember when my cat Sam was eaten up with cancer. Wasn't easy when she was put down and I was with her. Kept crying
I'm so sorry you couldn't keep Ruby the Australian Galah, she's so gorgeous with such a sweet personality.
Tigger breaks my heart but at least he had a long healthy happy life with his human mom, just sucks he had an inoperable tumor...
Titan is the biggest goofball and such a sweetheart, never seen a spleen so MASSIVE before, at least now he'll probably feel better having that pressure off of his side and stomach.
Squeaks is gonna be a great mommy and her babies are so darn cute.
Ann I'm truly sorry for your loss. That's the worse. God bless you.🙏🏼🙏🏼
Poor kitty 😢
The cat, I can't! Crying like a big baby! 😭
Poor Tigger I'm crying right now 😭😭😭😭😭🙇🙇❤❤❤❤💔💔💔💔❤❤❤❤💔💔💔💔
Oooh, how I wish they wouldn't blurry the explanted spleen....
Same
It's because of TH-cam policies
Someone said it was TH-cam, but I’ve seen medical videos where they show surgeries and wounds… so I’m not sure why it’s blurred?
@Ipertratt that's not the only reason
Yeah it is also by the video's of doctor Lee . I really don't like it !
My Smokey died from kidney failure, at age 17 1/2 years. He was my precious baby. I still miss him. He is the one in my circle photo.
What a little beauty. He had a good life span but it never seems long enough, does it.
He was so handsome. Sorry for your loss.💔🌈
I wish I could adopt Squeek. Just precious in looks and personality. I hope whoever gives her a forever home showers her with love. I can't get over how much she trusts these strangers who took her in. Brought her baby out immediately to show off what she did. Then happy to have someone with her while she is nursing. That is some serious trust from a little girl who may not have much reason to trust humans. Also love how quickly they got mom and babies out of the shelter. Over here a lot of shelters won't let a mom and babies go to a foster or if they do allow it they don't put a rush priority to getting them out of the shelter ASAP.
I really Luv you all Thanks for caring and beeing so gentle
Спасибо большое докторам!🙏🙏🙏❤️👋👋👋
thank you to all bondi vet for helping different animals ❤❤❤
Nurse Patrice is so calm and caring ❤️🩹
I feel deeply for all of the animals and people in this video. Scott I am so sorry that you couldn't keep Ruby, she is absolutely gorgeous, and if I lived there I would take her and you could come see her anytime. Regretfully I don't live anywhere near there as the US is far too far to send her for a forever home and you would have to travel to see her.
The bird is so friendly and beautiful.
Why do all of the surgeries actually block out the surgeries? I'm fascinated by them
Sadly it's to do with TH-cam policies nowadays - could get the video age restricted or even taken down otherwise. :/
I really like Vet Rob. He and his knowledge impress me
I love this show! ❤❤❤
I felt for scott, it would be amazing to see an aussie bird after living abroad for so long
R.I.P beautiful tiger
Dr Rob congratulations removing that absolutely massive spleen out of the dog it was hug thankfully it wasn’t cancer hope he lives extremely happy for a lot longer yet.
Dr Scott I’m so very sorry to hear ur wife become very unwell due to the bird I’m so sorry that u have to part ways with the bird hopefully the new owners to be will let u go say hi every now and again so u can get ur love fix just make sure u shower and change before going near ur beautiful wife.
Who didn't guess that Scott was going to get that bird as a pet? LOL. So, sad she couldn't stay long term, though.
41:42 I laughed at the blurred framed cat on the wall... Why?? 🤣🤣🤣
Oh now I'm sad😭😭 I saw he love Ruby🦜 from the first second. But I think he can visit Ruby at her new forever home
I'm sorry about TIGGER. He will be in our PRAYERS. R.I.H. WE LOVE YOU, TIGGER
Dr. Scott your amazing. Your a sweetheart...u coulda kept the bird. Ruby.
RIP Tigger.
well that certainly was a twist of events for scott, i could've sworn he's mentioned owning birds before though (chickens if i remember right, though i suppose those were an outdoor and open air situation)
I have never seen such a big spleen before. This one is huge.
I had a male jack russell terroir named squeak. But only after 2 years of having him we had to put him down because of nasal cancer 😞 he was young he was between 5-6 years old
Squeak, showing off her puppy: look what I did!
Wow another episode of Bondi Vet. Truly love this series. I love Black/Tan German Shepherd's. Titian is gorgious. While growing up in NY my best friend was Brunhilda Jones an awesome Shepherd. Wanted to adopt her but would stay with her when she was tied up and would ride my bike to the nearest pet store to get her dog bisquits.
So sad for Ann's cat and then Dr. Scott not able to keep his loved bird. Can always get rid of your wife Scott. 😅😅😅Just kidding 😂 🤣 Glad ya'll were able to find a good home for her to go to. 💜💜
If I lost my cat I would lose my mind.
Ruby vs the wife... 🤣 Glad it all worked out for everyone
I knew it. I'm so happy Doc.
Great great work
Animals and people medically are similar and Tiger is hurting, you mad3 a very loving and unselfish decision, sorry for your loss as our pets are part of the family.
Happy the rest of the animals came through well
Scott...you need to add this beautiful little bird to your menagerie. Zoe and the kids will fall in love ❤️ with her immediately. 💕
I watched the moment my brothers cat died from lung cancer. He was bagging him himself. When a cat can't breathe that is the end.
😊🥰See baby puppies at the end
Greetings from California USA 🤗
Q. How come Dr Scott does not scrub and cover hair and not wear the scrubs in surgeries? Is this okayed by the vet’s association, the vet governing body of Australia and England?
He got the birdie that's awesome
Poor Kittie x
Poor Scott!
Ohhhh tears 😢 ❤
The doctor with is music is so cool lol I like him
I have a cat if she dies i will be crying everyday
it is not if it is when ,all things die ,i have said good buy to ,9 dogs and three cats .
at the moment i have a very old cat ,she is 17 and quite a feisty old lady ,still chases intruders out of the garden and still like playtime ,the later not as long as a session as when younger .
Still has a mad dash round the house and up the stairs .❤
main changes are peeing more and sleeping more ,but she is in human years about 84 years old .
so she is doing great really.
How did an Australian Galah end up in the UK?
It’s so cute is adorable but at the same time saying
I know Ann's Pain on March 4th 2023 I had to put my own dog down because of a ruptured brain aneurysm caused by a malignant or benign brain tumor getting to big and the aneurysm had nowhere to grow so it ruptured and the moment it ruptured all his organ's started to fail him so I took him to his own vet the next morning and had him euthanized and It broke my heart to have to let him go but it was what was best for him in the long run
Oh, nuts, re: Tigger. I lost my dog to a TCC (bladder cancer) some years ago, so I can really sympathise.
Thank you asking my problem. I have two group girlie's Tia an GSD X ROTTIE WHO IS AN BARKING AT ANYTHING,!! Even my youngest son Cameron is in owner home xx
Excellent 🇨🇦 😎🍁
There was no way to remove Tigers tumor?
Blurring the medical stuff is one thing, but why on Earth was the cute picture on the wall blurred at 41:42 (you can see it unblurred seconds later at 41:53)?
it was probably a mistake
Rest in Peace 😺 😪
What song is Rob dancing to? That was a fire track 🔥
Her: OH MY ✨GOWHD✨ IT'S SO BIG!
me: THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID🤪
Thanks! We all need to laugh, that's my sense of humor.
The Shepard Dog is quite beautiful.
Danny is such a is such a charm
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I want chunkas....
"My wife has a violent allergy to birds. Fortunately we've found her a new home to go to."
Ruby belonged with Dr. Scott❤😢
Great video
Can we request a non blurred copy be shown? There are many of us formerly in the veterinary trade, and we want to see the details.
Poor Tigger… 😢
The GS D looks just like my Achilles . He is 6yo too.
I wish they wouldnt make the surgeries blury. I know it bothers most of the ppl seeing blood and all but it facinates me seeing everything. Would be great to have it as an option to blur or not with a click
If they dont blur it youtube takes it down. Has nothing to do with viewers not liking blood.
I know, thats why I said it would be great if youtube would have that option to choose. :) @@cattbutt7758
Sleep well, Tigger :(
Poor Scott shame he couldn't keep Ruby 😢
When I got my puppy buster my husband thought he was elegiac to him but lucky he wasn't it was something else.
The poor dogs spleen was massive glad he is feeling a lot better.
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