Yeah if i were the husband id have left that woman. Would have went bye than taken the dog. When she tries saying its hers I'd show the video of her saying its my dog. I wouldnt look back after. Bitch would be gone from my life. That was seriously rude to say.
it's really odd that they would even be embarrassed about the dog's "dog hood" nobody can't control what animals/humans are born with however I'm glad they took him to a vet to get checked out
They weren’t embarrassed about it, they were only joking and making light of a potentially serious situation (as some British people tend to do). He had a medical condition that they knew about beforehand and knew the dangers of and that’s why they took him to the vet.
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295 I don't think I would say much at all. I would just smile, maybe even chuckle, and go back to what I was doing before this notification popped up.
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295 Ah my apologies. My reply was in response to your comment. I will admit I am not sure why you seem to think this is something to try arguing about and I'm also not sure why your opinion of their nationality is important
My mom had a tea cup chihuahua that was so deformed his tongue hung out of his mouth because his tongue was normal chihuahua size. He has 1 ball. His esophagus was as thin as a pencil led he had to have his food cooked special and be soft. They kept that dog alive 19 years. We all still miss tiny guy. We were not embarrassed of him,
Friendly reminder to the people harping on about flea & tick treatment: Just like every medication out there, it isn't 100% effective and depending on brand, it can still potentially take a bit of time for the tick to die after its bitten. Maybe keep that in mind before you decide to insult the vets or owners of these little creatures that need help, regardless of whether they have preventative or not.
there was a year I had an issue with fleas despite flea treatment being used because the fleas in my area had become resistant to some of the OTC medications because we didn't have much of a winter to cull the population.
Animals don't have "manhood." They are not aware of their genitals like humans are. Obviously, it sometimes needs fixing for health reasons. But the personification the owners are putting on him is extreeeemely weird.
So wonderful to see Brulee so strong and healthy in celebrating his first birthday after such a sad beginning. Blessings to the owner of his new Mama for his generosity of spirit for so selflessly turning his lovely Mare over to mother Brulee. What a very special mare she is to take over the care without hesitation. Lastly big hug for Chris for moving quickly and making this happen. Bondi thank you for sharing these lovely stories with us. This is by far one of my favourites.
They had already been told at the 8 week appt that there was a problem and that is why they are back for a follow up. They were just explaining why their dog was going to the vet. How else would you explain it without it sounding massively awkward ? They were making fun.
Bear reminds me so much of my Lab. What got me is when the owner said “Anything for Bears health” and when Kate asked how long has he been noticing the lumps and he said Years??? My dog had a small cough and the next day I was at the vet insisting on blood work. The vet didn’t even think it was necessary. Well, when it came back all her levels were through the roof-and her X-ray showed a huge tumor on her lung. It turned out to be cancer and they removed her lung. She lived 3 more great years (on cancer meds) which put her at 14 which is about an age when a normal Lab can pass away but her cancer had taken over. I tell everyone I know that has a Lab to get blood work every 5yrs at least. I wonder how long before he takes care of the arthritis issue. We had our girl on glucosamine from when she was 6-7 because they are so prone to arthritis
He said he noticed them MORE over the last few years. There is nothing indicating that they haven't been seen by a vet. He's come in because of the larger one which probably got bigger and he started to worry it might have turned cancerous. I wouldn't be so quick to judge based on a few minutes of video that was probably cut and edited. Lumps are considered normal for labs, whereas a cough is not... completely different situation for your dog...:) Also in regards to treating the arthritis and pain, "see you tomorrow" probably means he is coming back for that...
Right? I noticed my dog's lump right away and took him to the vet, it turned out to be Mast Cell Cancer, very aggressive, he was only 3 and the lump was just mosquito bite sized, the vet thought I was over reacting at first, then said my proactive attitude about it probably saved his life. I'm way too anxious of a person to just let lumps grow unattended, some of the pet owners on shows like these leave stuff way longer than I would be comfortable doing so.
Hi all - thank you for your concern. We have been monitoring Bear's lumps and this is not the first time that he has been to the vet in relation to them. In fact he has been multiple times over the past few years. The lump in his side has got noticeably bigger over the past few months so Dr Kate booked him in for a CT scan. In relation to his arthritis he has been taking medication for it since he was 9 months old. He has obviously deteriorated over time and walks quite stiffly. We love our Bear and Bonnie and would do anything for them. 😊
@@injapaw1229 that's so great you are here I know you love him. did the vet mention that bear losing a few pounds could help reduce the pain he feels from his arthritis? both dogs are overweight and weight management is the number one thing you can do as an owner to minimize health problems and keep your dog active and healthy longer. Hoping you have many more long years with both your lovely pups!
@@TeresaHetu Hi Teresa - yes Bear could definitely lose a couple of kilos although he appears to be more overweight than he is. He is a big dog. Bonnie as well looks much thinner after she has had a groom. Both dogs get a LOT of exercise. They go for a walk at least 4 times a day and swim everyday as well 😊 Both labs and cavvies are prone to weight gain. They are both vege lovers and we feed them the best diet possible 😊
Bear behaved so much like my Lab Max, he loved the vet because of all the people that he could talk to lol. Max also had 5 lipomas at the time he died.
I feel like I need to mention the fact that the risk of paralysis tick bites goes down almost completely if the pets are just kept inside. Like cats are already in enough danger from wildlife and cats but adding this, even more so a long haired cat, makes it so much worse.
If you live in a place that has paralysis ticks, in addition to all the other threats domestic cats face when kept outdoors in the rest of the world, I feel like keeping your cats indoors should just be common sense....
Yes and you’ll be greatly helping your local wildlife if you keep your cat inside. Cats kill millions of native birds, reptiles and small mammals a year in Australia alone.
Ugh my poor cat wants to be outside so bad. She’s always bolting out the door when we open it. She was found outside and we adopted her from a shelter.
@@videlvasq she has lots of those things. I’ve spent hundreds on toys and ropes and cat trees. She literally just likes dirt. I have indoor plants she tears up if I don’t hide them.
After probably hundreds of Bondi Vet vids, can I just (finally) take this moment to say - they have that crow/raven 'caw-caw' at the PERFECT time in the intro diddy? It just feels so right.
Ravens are bigger than crows and have like a beard feather on their throat. Crows make kra kra and ravens make rock rock as sound. A crow will shake their tails and ravens don't.
And the right food. I believe in proper nutrition. Dog food isn't what its cracked up to be. Watch "The Rottie Channel " on TH-cam. They feed their Rottweilers raw protein in the morning, and kibble at night. They are the picture of health.
They dumbed it down so people will understand it’s a tumor made of fat cells they grow and can get quite painful. Not the same thing as being an overweight dog. Skinny dogs get them also. Normal sized dogs do to
Agreed, if they kept their cats and dogs inside and backyard only they wouldn’t get hit by cars or come into contact with poisons that others set thoughtlessly set out instead call an exterminator. If there isn’t a backyard then a harness and walks to the dog park or train cats to walk with a leash.
Hi - Bear has had arthritis since he was nine months old and has been taking medication for it since then. We are doing all we can for him to make sure he is comfortable 😊
My pittie/rottie mix was cryptorchid! Got him neutered and haven’t thought about it since! So glad it’s such an easy fix (that I was already going to do anyway) 💖💖💖
Had a friend with a dog with one undescended testicle, they went in looking for it and ended up having to spay the dog after they were finished with the neuter, surprise!... can't make this stuff up.
Yeah, hermaphrodite. They had a story about that a few years ago. Happens in animals rarely, ALL animals, humans too. Difficult decision to make for human babies.
@@kathimorrical9912 the accepted medical term is intersex, which describes a large range of conditions including but not limited to ambiguous genitalia. 😊
“He’s just going through his teething phase at the moment” That teething phase is not fun- time for baby carrots peas (still in the pod) and ice to chew on!
no ice as it can lodge and get stuck in the throat. anything that is hard plastic or rubber like Kongs can be filled with treats or PB and frozen. if you choose to feed ice make sure it is crushed and never cubes.
I looked into kangaroo food but came across some worrying articles about the cruelty and danger of the meat industry. Kangaroos have to be shot in the head, very precise, but hunting is often done at night so shots easily miss and dislocate their jaw, causing a lot of pain. Also a lot of the kangaroo meat is improperly stored for hours in trucks or warehouses where the blood all mixes together from the hanging meat, leading to a lot of deadly bacteria. And only like 2% of stock is inspected because there just aren't enough govt officials to inspect? So anyone considering kangaroo jerky please research it extensively beforehand and consider a different protein source. I haven't watched this whole video but I doubt Bondi Vet mentions anything about the larger implications of kangaroo jerky.
There is a kangaroo dog food called Zignature it’s helped my son’s bulldogs skin conditions and the company has never had a recall on any of their products
@@sherylarnold2083 I'm glad your son's dog is feeling better. I would caution against trusting food just because it hasn't been recalled. Especially foreign brands. It's unfortunate we have to worry so much about something that should be so simple, like feeding a dog.
Probably because they have more to worry about than the dangers of meats that aren't consumed as much as other types in retrospect. Don't go blaming everybody but yourself, Professor Rachelbee.
@@anglepsycho I'm not sure I understand the logic of your reply. If I am understanding you correctly, you think that because kangaroo meat is not a popular consumer item, it shouldn't be regulated, and that there being ethical questions or potential risks in consuming it isn't important? In addition, Rachelbee politely provided some information to consider and encouraged people to do their research before feeding something to their pet, and you are... accusing Rachelbee of blaming everyone for something, and implying that they are somehow at fault?
The heavy use of autotune in the theme song tells me that Dr. Dani is probably better at removing ticks than she is at carrying a tune. That's okay. I can't sing to save my life.
People ignore bumps on themselves for decades, so it's possible that he truly does consider him family. Watch a few episodes of Dr pimple popper and you'll see plenty of people with massive growths that they just ignore
Hi - thank you for your concern. This is not the first time that Bear has been to the vet for his lumps. He is checked regularly to make sure that all is okay. He has also had arthritis in his elbows since he was 9 months old. We are doing all we can to make sure that he has an amazing, relatively pain-free life 😊
So happy Bear didn't have cancer. I hve a soft spot for labs too, they are such big old bundles of love! But Bear and Bonnie both could use more green beans and less bbq chicken! LOL.
I rescued a litter of dogs who were going to be murdered by Animal Control because they don't have round the clock staff and won't care for puppies under 4 weeks old. Their mother was hit by a car. One of the males is a cryptorchid. It was a non-event to have his testicle located by ultrasound and surgically removed. In his case, I had a separate surgery for a vasectomy on the second testicle so that he would have his male hormones for development and because he does scent detection working for me. We did not want to interfere with his nose talent, but I also did not want him to breed. Almost zero vets are trained in vasectomy. He certainly does not have the micropenis issue, they do not necessarily go hand in hand. He is thriving and just had his 5th birthday yesterday! Don't worry if this happens to your dog, just get a good surgeon. 🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾. Thanks for raising awareness of this issue @Bondi Vet!
My parents last two labs died from cancer, they lived a long amazing life though. Will died at age 12, his brother Jake died at 14. Both were diagnosed 2 years before they died. Before them they had a 5 year old Lab German Rottweiler, Buddy and a 17 year old Lab Chow mix Bear. The 5 year old was put down by police order for biting my nephews tongue almost off. The 17 year old died of old age. Before that we didn't have Labs or Lab mixes.
When l was about 10, we had a malamute for several years. My mom always said his 'man part' was crooked. I don't remember seeing it, it was so long ago. It didn't seem to bother him, and we never took him to the vet.
Go volunteer at a shelter and help with whatever they ask of you.🐾🌞. Teach yourself how to replace their pain, and your own, with love. It is very healing.
Pickles is a beautiful cat and when they showed Brule I can't believe it's been a year already what a beautiful horse. That was a low blow making the remark to her husband that dogs take after their owners. Totally unnecessary. 🙂❤
Especially when you know she either instigates the attitude verbally abusing her husband by constant gaslighting but also by promoting unnecessary procedures for things that aren't necessary. Those women you can't escape from unfortunately, talking from experience.
@@anglepsycho I feel like you're reading into things a little bit too much here... We don't know any of that about this woman. I'm sorry you had to deal with that, but as far as we know, they both joke at each other all the time like that. We can't assume she's abusing and gaslighting him because of one joke.
@@anglepsycho thats just common british humour and the fact that the husband was not offended and just went along it should tell you that, the whole time they were on screen was joke after joke with a few facts thrown in. british humour is a dry sarcastic humour that can sometimes also be a little dark or dirty humour or a mix of 2 or all of them so do yourself a favour and dont take every little thing us brits say so seriously
I'm confused with what you said here doc. How can a surgery that fixes a testicle issue change the outcome of future generations of puppies? Wouldn't his future puppies, in all probability still have this genetic malformation? Wouldn't the risk of inherited a genetic predisposition still exist? If I had eye surgery to correct my vision before I ever got pregnant....and my eye condition is genetic. Wouldn't my child still have the probability of having the dmsame cindition?
They fix the undescended testicle issue for his sake. They also castrate him so he doesn't have any puppies that would, indeed, have the genetic problem.
The vet set the syringe driver up on Pickles, and went and got the owners from the waiting room. Going back in to see Pickles the syringe driver had mysteriously disappeared. I reckon Pickles threw it out the cage, thinking ' You can keep that sh1t''
Awe, Bear looks like such a kind boy. Reminds me of my chocolate lab, though it's wierd seeing a lab without a little "knuckle" on the back of their head. My dog also had a massive fatty lipoma on her chest, absolute sweetheart though. I miss her, she was a great dog, never barked, loved everybody no matter what, and absolutely adored the water. I remember her jumping in as often as possible, even broke her leash once. RIP Cali. ❤
Labs are so family friendly and sometimes friendly with those outside of family. Look at bears tail wag. Bear is entitled to fat lumps at his age. Hes a beautiful and loving lab.
The man saying that "Bear is like one of his kids" is odd considering he waited 'several years' to get his lumps checked. If it were one of his human kids, he'd have brought the child to the doctor the very second he noticed the first one.
I understand the concern for the health, but he is WEIRDLY fixated with the dog's genitals, and the way he was observing the dog after the operation wtf progecting much?
They both are pathetic, just give them a pet rock and make sure their family disowns them so the funeral is lonely like their existence is as a concept.
To me, they appeared to be a fun-loving couple with a healthy sense of humor. The husband looked like he was enjoying their banter and they weren’t really embarrassed by their dog’s “manhood” or lack there of. They were just concerned for his health. There’s nothing pathetic about having a few laughs in light of a potentially serious situation. Perfectly healthy relationship. And now, thanks to the Bondi vets and the couple’s concern for Wellum, perfectly healthy puppy too.
I guess it was more urgent to start the treatment once they knew for sure there was at least one tick. It’s not like the treatment would be different if they found another.
My staffy had an undescended testicle. The vet said it could turn cancerous if left. Turns out it was in his abdomen, not his groin so had to do the op of taking the descended one and going into his tummy. Got a massive scar, and because it was done before he'd got to full size, he is alot smaller than average. He isn't the big chunky male. People mistake him for a girl 😔
It isn't America. Also if you have a dog and restrain them, in the case of car accidents they can die far more from choking and restraints in collision than by being free to run off almost always unscathed. Especially in the backs of trucks.
@@anglepsycho Applying the laws of kinetic energy, a properly fitted dog harness (not a rope around the neck) will prevent your pet from becoming a projectile if you have a collision while travelling at speed. Unrestrained, excited dogs can cause you to not be in full control of your vehicle. You can also be fined if you drive with your dog in your lap. Drivers caught with unrestrained dogs can risk fines of more than $400, with 170 people charged over the offence since the pet-related road rule was introduced in NSW in July.
Hi all - Bear is in the front passenger seat but he has a seat belt on. He is an absolute angel and doesn't move a muscle when in the car. Trust me, he is too precious to us to have him unrestrained 😊
the undescended testicle isnt a HUGE deal, its called cryptorchidism and is fairly common. it does make surgery for neutering a bit more complicated for male dogs and male cats as surgery for males is usually a lot less invasive but it is a pretty common procedure though and usually goes over fine. i had a white german shepherd that had that issue as a pup and a male stray cat that i once rescued who they both had cryptorchidism and both had the more invasive neutering surgery (where they have to go up in to remove the undescended testicle) both recovered fine and quickly with no issues.
My grandpa says dogs shouldn't be neutered because it takes away their "spirit." My mom also said, "they aren't the same after." But they all had their female dogs fixed.
In adults the reaction is a bit mild, numbness possibly some tingling sensations which could lead to weakness but in children the reaction can be a bit more severe and can lead to loss of movement however once the tick is removed from either a child or adult they'll normally start feeling better within a couple hours; it's important to check children for ticks especially if you have paralysis ticks in the area cause the reaction can be quite severe but also, if on long enough can transmit other illnesses. It's best that after the tick is removed that they make a appointment with their doctor, take the tick with them, just so the doctor can confirm the type of tick and can make sure that there are no diseases and everything is fine but this bit is just the mom in me. 😊 Hope this helps!
I've heard about these paralysis ticks. Is there nothing owners can do to prevent a beloved pet getting one, like drops or sprays ect? If only it was possible to say do a monthly treatment of a spot on, to ensure they are never at risk of dying a dreadful death from a tick bite.
There are tick and flea preventatives. Anyone with pets in a tick prone area should treat their pets regularly with a preventative. Even all year round, not just during the warmer months. Plus do checks regularly, because the preventatives aren't 100%
@@lexwithbub So that cat was so beloved that they didn't even bother to protect it against ticks? I live in England where nature isn't trying to kill us and our pets lol.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim unfortunately a lot of people who live in the city think ticks aren't an issue. Have to admit when I was living in Sydney, I never anti - ticked my cat, and ticks weren't a common issue, but that was over a decade ago, it was never on the radar. But with weather generally getting warmer, the breeding seasons last longer, and now I'm on the outskirts on Sydney and we go Bushwalking a lot with our dog, it's essential to use a preventative. It's mostly bush ticks, and only nymphs not adult ticks, but we regularly get tick bites in the garden if not properly covered (long pants tucked into socks)
"They say dogs take after their owners" I can't believe she killed her husband on camera like that.
Yeah if i were the husband id have left that woman. Would have went bye than taken the dog. When she tries saying its hers I'd show the video of her saying its my dog.
I wouldnt look back after. Bitch would be gone from my life.
That was seriously rude to say.
@@kianaone2610 its just a joke😂😂😂 seems like a fun couple
@@kianaone2610 *Omg that was a JOKE. Not even the husband got that PRESSED, imagine having such a fragile masculinity.*
@@kianaone2610 😂 SOMEONE is insecure with his manhood! It was a JOKE!
@@kianaone2610 I'm sensing some insecurity here
"They say the dogs take from thier owner" OMG THATS WAS SAVAGE
very! ouch!
Right! She did NOT have to do our mans dirty like that XD
"Wife murders husband on Ausie national TV"
He agreed too lol
Hes like: *nervous laugh*
"Bonnie's been anxious the whole afternoon."
Bonnie: *looking tired as heck* "can we go home now?"
it's really odd that they would even be embarrassed about the dog's "dog hood" nobody can't control what animals/humans are born with however I'm glad they took him to a vet to get checked out
They weren’t embarrassed about it, they were only joking and making light of a potentially serious situation (as some British people tend to do). He had a medical condition that they knew about beforehand and knew the dangers of and that’s why they took him to the vet.
@@eruduma but these people aren’t british, so what do you say about that..
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295 I don't think I would say much at all. I would just smile, maybe even chuckle, and go back to what I was doing before this notification popped up.
@@eruduma So didn’t you do the same when you thought they were british..?😅
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295 Ah my apologies. My reply was in response to your comment.
I will admit I am not sure why you seem to think this is something to try arguing about and I'm also not sure why your opinion of their nationality is important
My mom had a tea cup chihuahua that was so deformed his tongue hung out of his mouth because his tongue was normal chihuahua size. He has 1 ball. His esophagus was as thin as a pencil led he had to have his food cooked special and be soft. They kept that dog alive 19 years. We all still miss tiny guy. We were not embarrassed of him,
No such thing as Tea cup anything. It's a byb term
Pickles is an exquisite cat, with and without floof.
So gorgeous, Ragdolls are such lovely cats
Very glad they did not shave off his whiskers. Ragdolls are beautiful cats. Full of fluff...lol.
yes, Pickles is quite exquisite MAY GOD BLESS him and keep him
@@pamelapenick6871 Go that they know the importance of whiskers in a cat's life!
Friendly reminder to the people harping on about flea & tick treatment: Just like every medication out there, it isn't 100% effective and depending on brand, it can still potentially take a bit of time for the tick to die after its bitten.
Maybe keep that in mind before you decide to insult the vets or owners of these little creatures that need help, regardless of whether they have preventative or not.
^ this!!!
Consistency also counts, no gaps between applications/treatments as prescribed.
Couldn't agree more.
there was a year I had an issue with fleas despite flea treatment being used because the fleas in my area had become resistant to some of the OTC medications because we didn't have much of a winter to cull the population.
@@anneterry3660 my dog takes flea and tick treatment every month. And still gets bit by ticks.
Animals don't have "manhood." They are not aware of their genitals like humans are. Obviously, it sometimes needs fixing for health reasons. But the personification the owners are putting on him is extreeeemely weird.
Lmao. Yep, someone's projecting.
Agree 100%. I really feel for that Dog stuck living with those 2 dysfunctional weirdos.
That us why so many men have trouble neutering their dogs!!
@@me-xx2gl it's so strange, like why do people care about dogs parts except when it's to do with health
What? The dog has a medical condition, one that could cause harm. They were joking about it and using 'polite' terms.
The little howls when the puppy is waking up from his surgery are just the cutest.
The papa dog was… ‘inspecting’ scott’s handiwork I swear the look he gave was a “look how they massacred m’boi!”
He wags his tail under sedation.❤️❤️❤️
Wow!
"they say dogs do take after their owners" ma'am please.. 😭😭😭 that was brutal
So wonderful to see Brulee so strong and healthy in celebrating his first birthday after such a sad beginning. Blessings to the owner of his new Mama for his generosity of spirit for so selflessly turning his lovely Mare over to mother Brulee. What a very special mare she is to take over the care without hesitation. Lastly big hug for Chris for moving quickly and making this happen.
Bondi thank you for sharing these lovely stories with us. This is by far one of my favourites.
What’s funny is that it’s the name of a maven weed strain
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Although it wasn’t on tv I was extremely grateful when you guys saved my cousins dog and I will forever be grateful thank you ❤️
Aww thats so sweet of them... What Breed was the dog?
This was ur dog?
The owners report that after that dog got it’s nuts cut off, it’s less “testy” than it used to be.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
rim shot 🥁🎶💢
Really weird to be that obsessed with your dog's genitalia. It's important as a health issue but that's it.
They had already been told at the 8 week appt that there was a problem and that is why they are back for a follow up. They were just explaining why their dog was going to the vet. How else would you explain it without it sounding massively awkward ? They were making fun.
Exactly
What😂 obsessed??? They were there to make sure hes ok
Not to mention playing with it’s willy.
@@ellavonk9289 idk seems sus
Like as long as it can urinate what difference does it make? Clearly the dog can pee so what's the big deal
Bear reminds me so much of my Lab.
What got me is when the owner said “Anything for Bears health” and when Kate asked how long has he been noticing the lumps and he said Years??? My dog had a small cough and the next day I was at the vet insisting on blood work. The vet didn’t even think it was necessary. Well, when it came back all her levels were through the roof-and her X-ray showed a huge tumor on her lung. It turned out to be cancer and they removed her lung. She lived 3 more great years (on cancer meds) which put her at 14 which is about an age when a normal Lab can pass away but her cancer had taken over. I tell everyone I know that has a Lab to get blood work every 5yrs at least.
I wonder how long before he takes care of the arthritis issue. We had our girl on glucosamine from when she was 6-7 because they are so prone to arthritis
He said he noticed them MORE over the last few years. There is nothing indicating that they haven't been seen by a vet. He's come in because of the larger one which probably got bigger and he started to worry it might have turned cancerous. I wouldn't be so quick to judge based on a few minutes of video that was probably cut and edited. Lumps are considered normal for labs, whereas a cough is not... completely different situation for your dog...:) Also in regards to treating the arthritis and pain, "see you tomorrow" probably means he is coming back for that...
Right? I noticed my dog's lump right away and took him to the vet, it turned out to be Mast Cell Cancer, very aggressive, he was only 3 and the lump was just mosquito bite sized, the vet thought I was over reacting at first, then said my proactive attitude about it probably saved his life. I'm way too anxious of a person to just let lumps grow unattended, some of the pet owners on shows like these leave stuff way longer than I would be comfortable doing so.
Hi all - thank you for your concern. We have been monitoring Bear's lumps and this is not the first time that he has been to the vet in relation to them. In fact he has been multiple times over the past few years. The lump in his side has got noticeably bigger over the past few months so Dr Kate booked him in for a CT scan. In relation to his arthritis he has been taking medication for it since he was 9 months old. He has obviously deteriorated over time and walks quite stiffly. We love our Bear and Bonnie and would do anything for them. 😊
@@injapaw1229 that's so great you are here I know you love him. did the vet mention that bear losing a few pounds could help reduce the pain he feels from his arthritis? both dogs are overweight and weight management is the number one thing you can do as an owner to minimize health problems and keep your dog active and healthy longer. Hoping you have many more long years with both your lovely pups!
@@TeresaHetu Hi Teresa - yes Bear could definitely lose a couple of kilos although he appears to be more overweight than he is. He is a big dog. Bonnie as well looks much thinner after she has had a groom. Both dogs get a LOT of exercise. They go for a walk at least 4 times a day and swim everyday as well 😊 Both labs and cavvies are prone to weight gain. They are both vege lovers and we feed them the best diet possible 😊
Omg she said her husbands man hood is TINY 😂 I just about choked on my 🍬
And he agreed!
Really insensitive comment.
@@cheekypiper512 im not the one who said his package was tiny so not my problem 😂 have a good day Karen
"they say dogs take after their owners"
aaand I just witnessed a murder.
Bear behaved so much like my Lab Max, he loved the vet because of all the people that he could talk to lol. Max also had 5 lipomas at the time he died.
Too funny. A guy friend commented that my dog 🐕was hung. Then I had to ask how often he noticed such!
I feel like I need to mention the fact that the risk of paralysis tick bites goes down almost completely if the pets are just kept inside. Like cats are already in enough danger from wildlife and cats but adding this, even more so a long haired cat, makes it so much worse.
I love the bedside manners you guys have for animals!
"Orchid" means "testicle." Keep that in mind while shopping for Mother's Day next year.
If you live in a place that has paralysis ticks, in addition to all the other threats domestic cats face when kept outdoors in the rest of the world, I feel like keeping your cats indoors should just be common sense....
Yes and you’ll be greatly helping your local wildlife if you keep your cat inside. Cats kill millions of native birds, reptiles and small mammals a year in Australia alone.
Ugh my poor cat wants to be outside so bad. She’s always bolting out the door when we open it. She was found outside and we adopted her from a shelter.
@@videlvasq she has lots of those things. I’ve spent hundreds on toys and ropes and cat trees. She literally just likes dirt. I have indoor plants she tears up if I don’t hide them.
@@sailorarwen6101 put some dirt in an extra litter box and let her have at it
@@lilmisskiss692003 you plan on cleaning it up on a daily basis?
After probably hundreds of Bondi Vet vids, can I just (finally) take this moment to say - they have that crow/raven 'caw-caw' at the PERFECT time in the intro diddy? It just feels so right.
Ravens are bigger than crows and have like a beard feather on their throat. Crows make kra kra and ravens make rock rock as sound. A crow will shake their tails and ravens don't.
I always wonder why the pet's overweight issues are not addressed. Painful joints and fatty tumors can be helped with weight reduction.
And the right food. I believe in proper nutrition. Dog food isn't what its cracked up to be. Watch "The Rottie Channel " on TH-cam. They feed their Rottweilers raw protein in the morning, and kibble at night. They are the picture of health.
My lab was notat a overweight. He had a bunch of benign lumps.
They dumbed it down so people will understand it’s a tumor made of fat cells they grow and can get quite painful. Not the same thing as being an overweight dog. Skinny dogs get them also. Normal sized dogs do to
please please please keep your cats indoors
Agreed, if they kept their cats and dogs inside and backyard only they wouldn’t get hit by cars or come into contact with poisons that others set thoughtlessly set out instead call an exterminator. If there isn’t a backyard then a harness and walks to the dog park or train cats to walk with a leash.
It feels like 95% of the episodes I've seen with cats in them have been cats who were hurt by being outdoors. You'd think people would be smarter.
We've kept all our cats indoors. Most of them lived into late teens and 3 lived over 20 years. I strongly agree with you, steph and steve.
It is so funny when men talk the MANHOOD parts It is so funny..
willems crying after surgery was breaking my heart too!
I thought he was walking a bit stiffly, so I’m not surprised that he has arthritis.
Hi - Bear has had arthritis since he was nine months old and has been taking medication for it since then. We are doing all we can for him to make sure he is comfortable 😊
My pittie/rottie mix was cryptorchid! Got him neutered and haven’t thought about it since! So glad it’s such an easy fix (that I was already going to do anyway) 💖💖💖
I'm so in love with Dr. Kate💜💜💜💜
Had a friend with a dog with one undescended testicle, they went in looking for it and ended up having to spay the dog after they were finished with the neuter, surprise!... can't make this stuff up.
Yeah, hermaphrodite. They had a story about that a few years ago. Happens in animals rarely, ALL animals, humans too. Difficult decision to make for human babies.
@@kathimorrical9912 the accepted medical term is intersex, which describes a large range of conditions including but not limited to ambiguous genitalia. 😊
Wellum wakes up "huh wait wha?... what did you doooOOooooOOO" XD
Jenny forgot to tell us that he’s more than just a pet, he’s part of the family.
“He’s just going through his teething phase at the moment”
That teething phase is not fun- time for baby carrots peas (still in the pod) and ice to chew on!
no ice as it can lodge and get stuck in the throat. anything that is hard plastic or rubber like Kongs can be filled with treats or PB and frozen.
if you choose to feed ice make sure it is crushed and never cubes.
I looked into kangaroo food but came across some worrying articles about the cruelty and danger of the meat industry. Kangaroos have to be shot in the head, very precise, but hunting is often done at night so shots easily miss and dislocate their jaw, causing a lot of pain. Also a lot of the kangaroo meat is improperly stored for hours in trucks or warehouses where the blood all mixes together from the hanging meat, leading to a lot of deadly bacteria. And only like 2% of stock is inspected because there just aren't enough govt officials to inspect? So anyone considering kangaroo jerky please research it extensively beforehand and consider a different protein source. I haven't watched this whole video but I doubt Bondi Vet mentions anything about the larger implications of kangaroo jerky.
Time for responsible kangaroo farming.
There is a kangaroo dog food called Zignature it’s helped my son’s bulldogs skin conditions and the company has never had a recall on any of their products
@@sherylarnold2083 I'm glad your son's dog is feeling better. I would caution against trusting food just because it hasn't been recalled. Especially foreign brands. It's unfortunate we have to worry so much about something that should be so simple, like feeding a dog.
Probably because they have more to worry about than the dangers of meats that aren't consumed as much as other types in retrospect.
Don't go blaming everybody but yourself, Professor Rachelbee.
@@anglepsycho I'm not sure I understand the logic of your reply. If I am understanding you correctly, you think that because kangaroo meat is not a popular consumer item, it shouldn't be regulated, and that there being ethical questions or potential risks in consuming it isn't important? In addition, Rachelbee politely provided some information to consider and encouraged people to do their research before feeding something to their pet, and you are... accusing Rachelbee of blaming everyone for something, and implying that they are somehow at fault?
The heavy use of autotune in the theme song tells me that Dr. Dani is probably better at removing ticks than she is at carrying a tune. That's okay. I can't sing to save my life.
I honestly feel bad for the narrator trying not to laugh
so happy to see brulee has grown and that he’s doing so well. happy happy 1st birthday brulee!! hope to see more of you in the future.
I truly love the story’s on Bondi vet and what all the vets and nurses do for these animals it’s really great to see I love it
This guy notices lumps over the past FEW years and didn't have it checked out, however considers the dog family... sorry can't take him seriously.
See what I said
People ignore bumps on themselves for decades, so it's possible that he truly does consider him family. Watch a few episodes of Dr pimple popper and you'll see plenty of people with massive growths that they just ignore
@@ShaniqueHyde Bumps are almost never a issue.. its rare for them to become issues and you can usually tell when something isn't right.
Hi - thank you for your concern. This is not the first time that Bear has been to the vet for his lumps. He is checked regularly to make sure that all is okay. He has also had arthritis in his elbows since he was 9 months old. We are doing all we can to make sure that he has an amazing, relatively pain-free life 😊
@@injapaw1229 that's great news
So happy Bear didn't have cancer. I hve a soft spot for labs too, they are such big old bundles of love! But Bear and Bonnie both could use more green beans and less bbq chicken! LOL.
Hi Maggie
How are you doing today?
I rescued a litter of dogs who were going to be murdered by Animal Control because they don't have round the clock staff and won't care for puppies under 4 weeks old. Their mother was hit by a car. One of the males is a cryptorchid. It was a non-event to have his testicle located by ultrasound and surgically removed. In his case, I had a separate surgery for a vasectomy on the second testicle so that he would have his male hormones for development and because he does scent detection working for me. We did not want to interfere with his nose talent, but I also did not want him to breed. Almost zero vets are trained in vasectomy. He certainly does not have the micropenis issue, they do not necessarily go hand in hand. He is thriving and just had his 5th birthday yesterday! Don't worry if this happens to your dog, just get a good surgeon. 🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾. Thanks for raising awareness of this issue @Bondi Vet!
Pickles looks much more comfortable without all that hair! Beautiful boy!
My parents last two labs died from cancer, they lived a long amazing life though. Will died at age 12, his brother Jake died at 14. Both were diagnosed 2 years before they died. Before them they had a 5 year old Lab German Rottweiler, Buddy and a 17 year old Lab Chow mix Bear. The 5 year old was put down by police order for biting my nephews tongue almost off. The 17 year old died of old age. Before that we didn't have Labs or Lab mixes.
When l was about 10, we had a malamute for several years. My mom always said his 'man part' was crooked. I don't remember seeing it, it was so long ago. It didn't seem to bother him, and we never took him to the vet.
Keep him in the house- no ticks!!! I've had cats for 45 years-never had a tick.
You’d have to be “nuts” to be a vet.
❤️❤️ you guys are literally angels! Thank you for helping these sweet little animals!!!
When she said kangaroo jerky, do people eat kangaroo? I guess it's no different from people eating deer but I never imagined it
Pickles is such an awesome cat❤️
I am addicted to this show.
I love this series I want to help animals when I'm older but not a vet I will break seeing animals in pain
Sameeeeee😞
Go volunteer at a shelter and help with whatever they ask of you.🐾🌞. Teach yourself how to replace their pain, and your own, with love. It is very healing.
You learn to deal with the pain... I work with stray animals for.more than 10 years now, it is even worse than beeing a vet
Think how good you will feel when you take the pain away
Ah, I’d be so sad if my ragdoll cat had to be shaved. I hope Pickles got moved indoors after he went home.
Why does Bonnie look like she is over everything 😭
That's because she is 🤣
Pickles is a beautiful cat and when they showed Brule I can't believe it's been a year already what a beautiful horse. That was a low blow making the remark to her husband that dogs take after their owners. Totally unnecessary. 🙂❤
Especially when you know she either instigates the attitude verbally abusing her husband by constant gaslighting but also by promoting unnecessary procedures for things that aren't necessary. Those women you can't escape from unfortunately, talking from experience.
@@anglepsycho I feel like you're reading into things a little bit too much here... We don't know any of that about this woman. I'm sorry you had to deal with that, but as far as we know, they both joke at each other all the time like that. We can't assume she's abusing and gaslighting him because of one joke.
@@anglepsycho thats just common british humour and the fact that the husband was not offended and just went along it should tell you that, the whole time they were on screen was joke after joke with a few facts thrown in.
british humour is a dry sarcastic humour that can sometimes also be a little dark or dirty humour or a mix of 2 or all of them so do yourself a favour and dont take every little thing us brits say so seriously
My one and only VERY favorite show
I absolutely love Wellum's parents! 😂❤
I'm confused with what you said here doc. How can a surgery that fixes a testicle issue change the outcome of future generations of puppies? Wouldn't his future puppies, in all probability still have this genetic malformation?
Wouldn't the risk of inherited a genetic predisposition still exist?
If I had eye surgery to correct my vision before I ever got pregnant....and my eye condition is genetic. Wouldn't my child still have the probability of having the dmsame cindition?
They fix the undescended testicle issue for his sake. They also castrate him so he doesn't have any puppies that would, indeed, have the genetic problem.
I love the introduction. Especially the newborn puppy at the end. ❤️
The vet set the syringe driver up on Pickles, and went and got the owners from the waiting room. Going back in to see Pickles the syringe driver had mysteriously disappeared. I reckon Pickles threw it out the cage, thinking ' You can keep that sh1t''
Awe, Bear looks like such a kind boy. Reminds me of my chocolate lab, though it's wierd seeing a lab without a little "knuckle" on the back of their head. My dog also had a massive fatty lipoma on her chest, absolute sweetheart though. I miss her, she was a great dog, never barked, loved everybody no matter what, and absolutely adored the water. I remember her jumping in as often as possible, even broke her leash once. RIP Cali. ❤
"The sack on the outside." 🤣👍😀
Bear and Bonnie need a puppachinno!
Yes they do!
Oh dear … 😂 poor owner … very funny wife. Gorgeous animals. Thank you
Labs are so family friendly and sometimes friendly with those outside of family. Look at bears tail wag. Bear is entitled to fat lumps at his age. Hes a beautiful and loving lab.
Good to see the foal growing up since then.
The man saying that "Bear is like one of his kids" is odd considering he waited 'several years' to get his lumps checked.
If it were one of his human kids, he'd have brought the child to the doctor the very second he noticed the first one.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️
I understand the concern for the health, but he is WEIRDLY fixated with the dog's genitals, and the way he was observing the dog after the operation wtf progecting much?
"They do say dogs take after their owners."
And you're still with her... why?
Yeah joking or not, that was a little low. His nervous laugh said it all I think.
They both are pathetic, just give them a pet rock and make sure their family disowns them so the funeral is lonely like their existence is as a concept.
To me, they appeared to be a fun-loving couple with a healthy sense of humor. The husband looked like he was enjoying their banter and they weren’t really embarrassed by their dog’s “manhood” or lack there of. They were just concerned for his health. There’s nothing pathetic about having a few laughs in light of a potentially serious situation. Perfectly healthy relationship. And now, thanks to the Bondi vets and the couple’s concern for Wellum, perfectly healthy puppy too.
@@elainej1827 ikr
i feel his pain
She said what ? OMG, her remark was totally uncalled for.
If I lived in Australia I would go here with my dog and cat
This series is amazing.
Brûlée…. I see they’ve been paying attention to maven genetics >~>
I just built that lego aquarium and its next to my bed. Lol 😆
I would have thought the haircut should have happened after the first tick was found
I guess it was more urgent to start the treatment once they knew for sure there was at least one tick. It’s not like the treatment would be different if they found another.
Thanks for Brulée's update.
Gemma’s glasses are on fleek!
My staffy had an undescended testicle. The vet said it could turn cancerous if left. Turns out it was in his abdomen, not his groin so had to do the op of taking the descended one and going into his tummy. Got a massive scar, and because it was done before he'd got to full size, he is alot smaller than average. He isn't the big chunky male. People mistake him for a girl 😔
Why do dogs float?
They are good buoys.
As the car drives off, Bear seems to be sitting in the front passenger seat, seemingly unrestrained?
It isn't America.
Also if you have a dog and restrain them, in the case of car accidents they can die far more from choking and restraints in collision than by being free to run off almost always unscathed. Especially in the backs of trucks.
@@anglepsycho Applying the laws of kinetic energy, a properly fitted dog harness (not a rope around the neck) will prevent your pet from becoming a projectile if you have a collision while travelling at speed. Unrestrained, excited dogs can cause you to not be in full control of your vehicle. You can also be fined if you drive with your dog in your lap. Drivers caught with unrestrained dogs can risk fines of more than $400, with 170 people charged over the offence since the pet-related road rule was introduced in NSW in July.
@@MsAbyss123 yes, I remember when Dr Chris advice on the pet harness inside car in the video about dog jumped out of the car window to chase a cat.
Hi all - Bear is in the front passenger seat but he has a seat belt on. He is an absolute angel and doesn't move a muscle when in the car. Trust me, he is too precious to us to have him unrestrained 😊
@@injapaw1229 a good dog with a good owner 👍
the undescended testicle isnt a HUGE deal, its called cryptorchidism and is fairly common. it does make surgery for neutering a bit more complicated for male dogs and male cats as surgery for males is usually a lot less invasive but it is a pretty common procedure though and usually goes over fine. i had a white german shepherd that had that issue as a pup and a male stray cat that i once rescued who they both had cryptorchidism and both had the more invasive neutering surgery (where they have to go up in to remove the undescended testicle) both recovered fine and quickly with no issues.
Nothing like going home with a empty grocery bag 🤕😫
At 17:03 the DVM mentions the inguinal testicle being larger than the normal one yet at 19:33 he tells owners otherwise 😅 hehehe whoops
This introduction music is amazing...it always uplifts me...thanks Australia.....Arizona U.S.A...🥰
Pickles just wants to feel better.
Bears owner says he loved him so much lol but said they had been there a few years ???? Really. Yet no exam
My grandpa says dogs shouldn't be neutered because it takes away their "spirit." My mom also said, "they aren't the same after." But they all had their female dogs fixed.
Great seeing recent segments from the Bondi “universe.” Its so easy to spot the post 2020 segments! Masks everywhere except on the pets!
Labradors🥰 My heart
How does a paralysis tick affect humans?
Look it up, Google is right there. Nobody needs to hand feed you answers so simple.
@@anglepsycho Geez mate! No need to be nasty!
It was my kid who asked. Google was blocked.
In adults the reaction is a bit mild, numbness possibly some tingling sensations which could lead to weakness but in children the reaction can be a bit more severe and can lead to loss of movement however once the tick is removed from either a child or adult they'll normally start feeling better within a couple hours; it's important to check children for ticks especially if you have paralysis ticks in the area cause the reaction can be quite severe but also, if on long enough can transmit other illnesses.
It's best that after the tick is removed that they make a appointment with their doctor, take the tick with them, just so the doctor can confirm the type of tick and can make sure that there are no diseases and everything is fine but this bit is just the mom in me. 😊 Hope this helps!
@@Karma-xe3tp Thank you very Mam Irish! You're a gem.
What kind of puppy is willhem? I used to have a brussel griffin..he is such a cute dog
Do these paralysis ticks live in Canada?
Google it up
I've heard about these paralysis ticks. Is there nothing owners can do to prevent a beloved pet getting one, like drops or sprays ect? If only it was possible to say do a monthly treatment of a spot on, to ensure they are never at risk of dying a dreadful death from a tick bite.
There are tick and flea preventatives. Anyone with pets in a tick prone area should treat their pets regularly with a preventative. Even all year round, not just during the warmer months.
Plus do checks regularly, because the preventatives aren't 100%
@@lexwithbub So that cat was so beloved that they didn't even bother to protect it against ticks?
I live in England where nature isn't trying to kill us and our pets lol.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim unfortunately a lot of people who live in the city think ticks aren't an issue.
Have to admit when I was living in Sydney, I never anti - ticked my cat, and ticks weren't a common issue, but that was over a decade ago, it was never on the radar. But with weather generally getting warmer, the breeding seasons last longer, and now I'm on the outskirts on Sydney and we go Bushwalking a lot with our dog, it's essential to use a preventative. It's mostly bush ticks, and only nymphs not adult ticks, but we regularly get tick bites in the garden if not properly covered (long pants tucked into socks)
I notice that shows with ticks I never see the animals with tick collars??
Is that something that is recommended? I live in the US
Poor little wellium. Castrated , he's so cute and should .be able to pass his cuteness on.