Dr Miller, you are a wonderful person. Ever since I saw the first episode of ‘Vet on the Hill’ and experienced how empathetic and caring you were not only with your patients, but also with their owners, I was overwhelmed. Never before had I seen a vet who was as empathetic as you, who showed so much compassion and who was so dedicated to his profession. It would be wonderful if there were more people like you in this world. The fact that you now share so much more from your private life with us makes you even more likeable than you already are. I consider it a privilege to be able to accompany you here on TH-cam and I wish you and your loved ones all the best. Please take good care of yourself and stay the way you are.
My personal vet and dear friend of over 25 years has been struggling with his own pitfalls of being a caring committed vet and the negative experiences you have faced in your own career. He often tells me that there are moments when he just wants to leave private practice and hide from all the pain, suffering and negligence that he deals with on a regular basis. I am retired from 45 years as an intensive care nurse and see that familiar look in his eye that often took me into dark places. But as we all have to work through what brings us peace and fulfillment in our lives, it it so important to say and show that we care about them and how they have made life better for so many that have crossed our paths. Vets deserve the highest praise !!! One can never tell a person enough, how much they make a difference in the world! And like my vet who has been with me through the best and the worst……. Vets make the world a better place❤!
I'm sorry to hear of your separation from your wife. I have 2 autistic grandchildren. You have to do what feels best for you. I love watching your show and I absolutely LOVE how you love animals. Stay true to you and you will do amazing as always.
I never knew the reason why there were so many suicides regarding veterinarians. Now I understand . Thank you for the incredible work you do. The passion and love you have for people and animals is amazing. SENDING Love to you in this difficult time for you ❤I am glad you have all of us to help you through this next chapter in your life.
I truly appreciate the fact you are willing to share private details of your life as a human being with such frankness. It makes us feel closer to you and understand much better your mind and your heart. It feels so real and it warms our hearts. I am grateful for this opportunity of knowing you better. I admire and respect your compassion and goodheartedness.
Hi Scott Sorry to hear about your depression struggles it is very courageous of you to speak about it. Hope you are coping ok. You have made a lot of changes all at once. Keep up your fantastic work and thank you for your honesty.
We adopted what we thought was a border collie mix puppy from rescue. We usually get older dogs but after losing a few older dogs in close succession we needed a rest for our hearts. But it turns out she's 200% border collie and has so much energy, need for mental stimulation, and she's just fabulous. Rescue is everything. (My 13yo human child is autistic and I appreciate your letting us know, because I love letting him know he can make a difference as an adult doing what he cares about.)
Bravo Scott. Bravo. You have such a warm personality. We need more vets like you. Too many of the younger ones are cold & clinical. Thanks for sharing.
I just wanted to say, I’m very proud of you for sitting through so many questions. Being under scrutiny when on the spectrum can make you feel quite defenceless and I think you manage these sessions brilliantly. Well done Dr Scott.
Dr. Scott, you are the most loving, compassionate and caring human being. So very to hear about your separation and your diagnosis of autism. I feel you are handling both of this life events in such a positive way. You are an amazing person. Thank you for your videos.
Your parenting your younger ones in a better way than you were is so important for your own growth. You will feel better about yourself knowing you are doing the best for them.
Scott, animals know when they're interacting with a human who loves and respects them such as you do. Bam-Bam is an exception....those happen in all walks of life. Keep on keeping on mate!
Dr Scott thank you for the work you do. Your true compassion,empathy and caring show through on these videos. Please don't ever stop making them and know that you, Zoe, and your children are in my prayers 🙏 ❤️ 💕
Thankyou for being you Dr Scott you are honest and sensitive to animals and their families you give a lot of love in all you do x but please 🙏 love yourself to ❤
Thank u for being so open about ur feelings and depression. I have suffered from depression for many years and its nice to know ur not alone and its ok to talk about it!❤
To me, it's quite surprising that you don't have a mainstream TV channel already. Wake up BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Doctor Scott is the star presenter you are all missing out on!
I wish human doctors were as great as you are. I bet being a vet helps you diagnose things with yourself or family and friends. You're the best! We love you. ❤️
My special cat was named Fritzchen, he died nearly 30 years ago and he will have forever that special place in my heart. I had cats before and one after. But well I don't want another one. Can't go through the heartache again.
@@anetakibanaki6350 Totally agree with you - the heartache of losing a fur baby is unbearable. 💔Thank you Dr. Scott - we will continue to support you🙏♥
Really appreciate (part 2) Dr. Scott, getting to know a bit more about you as a person makes your new show even better! We have a vet here in the states Dr. Jeff, Rocky Mountain Vet, who is an amazing human being, I hope if you come for a visit you meet up. Thank you for being the kind Dr. and human being we all are so grateful for.🐕🐈⬛🐑🦜💕👍
@@purplevelvet69 I stopped watching t.v. for about a decade, so I too only see reruns. I can only hope Dr. Jeff is doing all the wonderful things he feels is the way it should be.💕🐕
I worked in an emergency specialty vet clinic that was open 24/7, working the overnight shift - I just had to quit recently as I felt my soul was being stolen bit by bit. You really do see the worst of humans in vet med. :(
Dr Scott, I am sure your patients miss you terribly... I would be devastated if our vet ever left. It takes a special person to inspire the trust and confidence needed to let someone care for and treat our beloved Earth Angels, but we know from experience how very hard it can be to be a vet, so we really pray that you know that as sad as we are that you moved on, we love you and pray that whatever you do in the future, God will bless you and support you.😊❤😊❤.
Thank you for sharing your life so openly, it's truly special super interesting and heart warming, you are just awesome and very generous with us, and Mango...what a cutie he is 💓#dreamteam
God bless you Dr Scott. I'm a neonatal RN and the only way I have been able to deal with yhe loss at my job. Is holding close to God. Thank you so much for your information and love for your job.
Another great vid, Dr Scott. I have been following your content since your Vet on the Hill days - I have watched you grow into the outstanding vet you are today.. you have such an easygoing compassionate way about you...I think it's what we've all fallen in love with....the world could certainly do with a lot more Dr Scotts!🙏❣🐾
Dr. Scott, You are very humble, kind, and honest. May I also add so very handsome as well! Thank you for this Part 2 interview. Your passion for all animals and life in general is very special. I am so happy that you have Mango in your life. As you mentioned, we are all human. We should just be the best we can be, especially being kind.
Dr.Miller you are one of my favorite channels. I watched Vet on the Hill and now Rescue Vet. I love my animals so very much and wish we had a Vet like you. Thank you for sharing so much personal information ( which you did not have too) . I hope and pray for many blessings for you and your family.❤❤
Thank you for answering the questions so sincerely and honestly. You are a really good person and very courageous to keep going forward after all the issues you had to deal with recently. You have my total admiration and respect.❤❤❤
Thank you, your tv shows and now videos almost always make me cry. Only took 3 minutes for this one, the pain you’ve been working through is evident. We care about you, and now Mango too!
Scott, euthanasia is definitely the worst part of the job. I was training to be a vet in my teens-one of those kids who loves animals, involved in wildlife rescue, paired up with a family vet who wanted to train someone and send them to vet school to inherit his practice-and then, there was euthanasia. Some adults brought in two old small lap dogs, probably Shih Tzu mixes but I don’t remember. The dogs had cataracts but were otherwise okay; they had belonged to the adults’ parents, who had been moved into assisted-living. None of the children wanted the responsibility of the dogs, so they had brought them in to be euthanized. Having already been involved in rescues, I was pretty horrified by this, but I was told to insert the catheters, etc. I guess the vet figured out I was really unhappy about the entire case, so he made me do the first dog. To my horror to this day, I did. And then burst into tears, ran out of the practice and never went back. I understand that ethics in the field have changed pretty drastically since then-this would have been over 30 years ago at this point, which is still hard to believe, when did I get old? 😂 But I’m curious what you think about euthanasia on demand like that, when there isn’t a quality of life issue. Has that ever been a thing in the UK or Australia? Have you seen attitudes changing? And what do you think about veterinarians adopting more codified ethics, like medical doctors? I know Noel Fitzpatrick has an ethics council in his practice for all difficult cases, and his was the first place I’ve heard of to take that step and mirror human ethics committees. As a medical ethicist, I’m fascinated and am thinking of doing ethnographic research on it, since it would let me merge my early love with latter passions.
I used to watch your show on TV. I was so impressed with you 🇨🇦. I got a rescue dog through an agency here in Ontario. She came from a Shelter in Eygpt. I ove and adore her. I am divorced and she is my constant companion. Rescues are so sweet and grateful. Enjoy your Mango.
Thanks for the advice on interacting with your vet! I will give them a hug. I appreciate your honesty. Been a fan for years! Keep doing all your doing!
Dogs are amazing gifts from God. Glad you have Mango now. When my husband of 44 years died in December, my girls were indispensable to me. My Great Pyrenees(Harlow) laid her head on me and my small rescue (Matilda) always curls up to me. I can’t imagine coming home to an empty house. Thank you for your candid answers and God bless from Texas.
How refreshing to get to know you as a relatable normal person. You make a difference in this world. It's not always easy but its always worth it. Wilberforce is an amazing example of your purpose in life.
Sir, I have watched you since I found Bondi Vets. Since seeing your daughter the other day, I am sure you are the PROUDEST man on the Planet, Mango is going to be great for you. Good luck. I lost my Brok April 8th 2023 he was my heart dog. But I have Brad and he has saved me from despair. Good luck. 🐶🐶
You sir a one in a million. You care. You have compassion for the animals you come in contact with. Please keep up the great work. Looking forward to your next vlog. Have a wonderful day😊
Hello from United States. I am really happy you decided to have you're own show. I admire all that you do as a Vet and for the Love of all animals. I love animals and if I was younger I would be a vet technician. Keep up the rescuing saving those poor animals.❤
Thank you Dr Scott for such a vulnerable and private share, particularly your separation, depression and autism. Hugs and hope the future looks bright for you. Welcome little Mango to your world. Love from Australia 🌏🦘❤
Thank you for all you do as a passionate vet. In this video you show Mango, and he looks precious with his 1980s Mohawk, endeared me to him with a good chuckle!!
Dr. Miller you are OOK human being, I followed you since Bondai Vet and I have always admired your dedication and compassion for animals and owners, sorry to hear about your separation from Zoe, your autism and depression, Thank you so much for letting us to know you better as a person, it takes courage and honesty to share your inner self with the world, I’ve had depression and anxiety for years and it is not easy, but you seemed to manage very well, if I admired you and respected you before, that has only grown so much more, you make a huge difference in the world, and know that you are loved by over 50k people.God always bless you for being who you are and may God bless your family as well; and I am sure from above Betty approves of handsome Mango. ♥️🐾🐶🐈🐕🦺🐯🐈⬛🦮🐾♥️🇺🇸
12:40 I am listening to this just after a trip to the vet. I personally saw just the emotions that the vets experiences. While I was waiting my turn, they had two dogs to put down, and one dog with broken back. Then it was my turn to be seen with my very spicy 6 weeks old kitten. From heart break to every one wanting to see Jack. I believe the statement about suicide rate among vets My husband was a pastor. He did take his life. Pastors see the good, the bad, and the ugly. Stay strong Dr. Scott You may feel your life spinning. It will stop and you will find your balance. Prayers for you your loved ones.
I work in a pound/shelter. I can assure you that it is very difficult at times to work in the animal welfare field. We have all cried and laughed. The hardest part is cruelty/neglect cases - that kills me every time. It explains why vet staff have a high suicide rate.
@kristinjacobsen3417 thank you for kind words. I can assure you that pastors need all the prayers and kind words that you can give them They often hear the complaints,but do not hear nearly enough of the good.
What a beautiful video. 🥰Thank you, Dr Scott for your openness and continued passion and support of rescue animals. Condolences in relation to your recent separation, but hope the next chapter of your new life is full of excitement and happiness, which are both very much deserved.
My Hera was my souldog and i lost her 28 May 2020 and i miss her every second of everyday and i truly hope that i will be with her again ❤️🙏❤️ I love everything you do Dr Scott ❣️❣️❣️
I know how you feel. I know it's not quite the same, but I lost my rabbit on 22nd March 2023 (which is also my brother's bday) and I still think of him. He was one of my bestest, bestest friends. It's never easy losing your best friend, whether human or animal. They are part of our family. What has helped me is creating photo albums for myself to look back on when I am missing him. I'm sending you so much love and lots of hugs!! ❤️
I have always loved how you treat your patients and their owners. I wish you all the best on your new show. I really enjoyed your question and answer video. Your new dog is adorable, and Mango is a great name.
Vet on the Hill, has always been a favourite, being animal lovers. I introduced dogs to my family, my husband was never brought up with any. Me however, have. Labradors as a child, Guinea pigs etc, to small dogs. I introduced a Newfoundland to my family, they all have fond memories of her. Ajax was just a dog who loved company. Then we moved to Western Australia, still live in this lovely city. Moved for the weather. 😂 Lost two small dogs, Jazz, chihuahua, adorable, fun little girl. Doogle, dachshund. Both were crosses. Again both adorable. Sadly we lost Jazz last year, broke our hearts, brain tumour at 12. Doogle this year, bladder and prostrate cancer, age 13. We have two replacements, similar breeds, both bitches. They both got to meet Doogle. Doogle missed Jazz so much, it helped him bringing puppies into his world. I have two children with ADHD, my Husband has just been diagnosed with it. Answers a lot of questions. I think dogs in a family help no end for different reasons. We love your show, and understand the need to do something different. Sorry to hear about your personal relationship. I wish you well on the outcome of that. Very pleased to hear of your new adventure. As for us, not seeing Dr Scott on our TV, would leave a hole. Your kindness, look on life, passion, your whole aura just glows. To talk so openly about your very personal life, is brave. Hat off to you young man. Now as a family we can tune in to your new series, and also the updates on Mango. He’s beautiful. Those eyes. I know you’re having issues, but please be kind to yourself also. As for questions, there have been some excellent ones raised. For now I do not have one to ask. Love to you Scott and your family. You are amazing and so is your family. ❤️
Thank you Dr Scott. I sincerely mean this, you honour us with your channel, your caring, your honesty and your trust. I am autistic too and seeing you talk the way that you do gives me faith I can do the same without looking 'odd' and being judged.
I wish there were more Dr Scott’s in this world it would make it a much better place to live in.
Wish he would be a human doctor to have someone to care to make sure you have the best care.lucky pet's
Me too. My vet of 30 yrs retired and I was devastated. It’s hard to find a great vet.
You are amazing.
@@anafelix789I have been very lucky to have 2 drs that are very much like Scott
Especially for pets and animals
Scott you are an extraordinary human being. So glad to hear you will never retire.
Your honesty and candor is so refreshing.I feel like I know you.Never give up on what you're doing.
Dr Miller, you are a wonderful person. Ever since I saw the first episode of ‘Vet on the Hill’ and experienced how empathetic and caring you were not only with your patients, but also with their owners, I was overwhelmed. Never before had I seen a vet who was as empathetic as you, who showed so much compassion and who was so dedicated to his profession. It would be wonderful if there were more people like you in this world.
The fact that you now share so much more from your private life with us makes you even more likeable than you already are. I consider it a privilege to be able to accompany you here on TH-cam and I wish you and your loved ones all the best. Please take good care of yourself and stay the way you are.
Agree with every word - a very special person 🙏🥰
As a late diagnosed autistic parent of autistic kids. Parenting them the way I needed to be parented has been so healing.
I say this regularly, I love you Doctor Scott Miller. You are one of my heros and the world is better because you are here.
I am so sorry to hear of your separation from Zoe. Heartbreaking for you. Hopefully you two will get it sorted out.
So sorry to hear that you & your wife have separate. Praying for you. So glad I found rescue Vet. Have a blessed day ❤
Thank you Scott for making us all feel like part of a community and sharing your life with us.
My personal vet and dear friend of over 25 years has been struggling with his own pitfalls of being a caring committed vet and the negative experiences you have faced in your own career. He often tells me that there are moments when he just wants to leave private practice and hide from all the pain, suffering and negligence that he deals with on a regular basis. I am retired from 45 years as an intensive care nurse and see that familiar look in his eye that often took me into dark places.
But as we all have to work through what brings us peace and fulfillment in our lives, it it so important to say and show that we care about them and how they have made life better for so many that have crossed our paths. Vets deserve the highest praise !!! One can never tell a person enough, how much they make a difference in the world! And like my vet who has been with me through the best and the worst……. Vets make the world a better place❤!
Congrats on having gone through so much, it has contributed to make you the person you are now.
Dr Scott, you are such a caring & compassionate person & Vet. Your clients are so lucky to have them on your side.
Thank you very much for being so open. It's a great privilege, that you let us take part in your life. 😍
Been watching you for years now and have always been moved by your vulnerability and authenticity. Loving rescue vet. ❤
Dr Scott, you are making a difference! All the animals you've helped, and will help, are very fortunate! Thank you for being such a caring vet.
I'm sorry to hear of your separation from your wife. I have 2 autistic grandchildren. You have to do what feels best for you. I love watching your show and I absolutely LOVE how you love animals. Stay true to you and you will do amazing as always.
I never knew the reason why there were so many suicides regarding veterinarians. Now I understand . Thank you for the incredible work you do. The passion and love you have for people and animals is amazing. SENDING Love to you in this difficult time for you ❤I am glad you have all of us to help you through this next chapter in your life.
Could we get more Mango content please? I’d love to see how you’ve bonded and just what he gets up to in his new home 😊
Dear Scott, you opened a door for me by talking about your experience with autism. Thanks ❤
Can we just admire Scott for how amazing he is, one of the greatest humans to walk the earth 🌎 ❤
I truly appreciate the fact you are willing to share private details of your life as a human being with such frankness. It makes us feel closer to you and understand much better your mind and your heart. It feels so real and it warms our hearts. I am grateful for this opportunity of knowing you better. I admire and respect your compassion and goodheartedness.
Wow, Dr. Scott. I really appreciate you sharing your story so beautifully. Mango is lovely and hopefully you have many happy years together.
Hi Scott, can't thank you enough for being so open, transparent and honest, you are such an amazing human being, Mango is so very cute!
Hi Scott Sorry to hear about your depression struggles it is very courageous of you to speak about it. Hope you are coping ok. You have made a lot of changes all at once. Keep up your fantastic work and thank you for your honesty.
I appreciate your honesty and directness
Your honesty is appreciated. I am sorry to hear about you and your wife. Please keep doing what you are doing.
As another who received an adult dx of ADHD, it's now easy to look back and see things and give a bit of grace to myself.
We adopted what we thought was a border collie mix puppy from rescue. We usually get older dogs but after losing a few older dogs in close succession we needed a rest for our hearts. But it turns out she's 200% border collie and has so much energy, need for mental stimulation, and she's just fabulous. Rescue is everything.
(My 13yo human child is autistic and I appreciate your letting us know, because I love letting him know he can make a difference as an adult doing what he cares about.)
Bravo Scott. Bravo. You have such a warm personality. We need more vets like you. Too many of the younger ones are cold & clinical. Thanks for sharing.
We only have one life to live. You should do what's right for you. Mango is so cute ❤ Betty would love him.
I just wanted to say, I’m very proud of you for sitting through so many questions. Being under scrutiny when on the spectrum can make you feel quite defenceless and I think you manage these sessions brilliantly. Well done Dr Scott.
So sorry to hear of your separation.
Sorry to hear about your family life. So glad for you & your children that you can maintain a good relationship with all parties involved. ❤
Dr. Scott, you are the most loving, compassionate and caring human being. So very to hear about your separation and your diagnosis of autism. I feel you are handling both of this life events in such a positive way. You are an amazing person. Thank you for your videos.
Thx for letting us take part in all of this!
I’m sending you hugs Dr Scott 🤗❤️
Enjoyed your video while with Quinn and mango, esp HER JOY , lots of fun ,happiness ,thanks for sharing
I thought she was so adorable 🥰
Your parenting your younger ones in a better way than you were is so important for your own growth. You will feel better about yourself knowing you are doing the best for them.
Scott, animals know when they're interacting with a human who loves and respects them such as you do. Bam-Bam is an exception....those happen in all walks of life. Keep on keeping on mate!
Dr Scott thank you for the work you do. Your true compassion,empathy and caring show through on these videos. Please don't ever stop making them and know that you, Zoe, and your children are in my prayers 🙏 ❤️ 💕
Thankyou for being you Dr Scott you are honest and sensitive to animals and their families you give a lot of love in all you do x but please 🙏 love yourself to ❤
I'm sure Betty approves fully!!
You’re the best! I love watching your videos!
💕 how nice to have a coffee and tune into you being so real 🤗 so relatable. By the way love Mango’s punk look 😜
Thank u for being so open about ur feelings and depression. I have suffered from depression for many years and its nice to know ur not alone and its ok to talk about it!❤
So true! ❤ we are not alone🤗 and our pets help a lot❤️🩹
I lost my emotional support dog last month and it's been one of the hardest things I have gone thru!❤️😢
@@StacieKing-cm3eb Oh noo😰 I am so very very sorry💔💔 That literally breaks your heart…😓
Sending hugs, love, and I hope you will feel better soon❤️🩹
I’m really sorry about Betty 😢 May she rest in peace.
To me, it's quite surprising that you don't have a mainstream TV channel already. Wake up BBC, ITV and Channel 4. Doctor Scott is the star presenter you are all missing out on!
He would be great on "for the love of dogs"
What a privilege to hear you and your family are managing. I know your journey will continue to be filled with joy and great memories ❤
I wish human doctors were as great as you are. I bet being a vet helps you diagnose things with yourself or family and friends. You're the best! We love you. ❤️
I had a special cat called oliver he was everything to me it's been a few years but I can't ever forget him
My special cat was named Fritzchen, he died nearly 30 years ago and he will have forever that special place in my heart. I had cats before and one after. But well I don't want another one. Can't go through the heartache again.
@@anetakibanaki6350 Totally agree with you - the heartache of losing a fur baby is unbearable. 💔Thank you Dr. Scott - we will continue to support you🙏♥
A friend of ours passed away a few months ago. His children were amazed to learn that he was a much loved physician. They had no idea.
I just love Mango's cute tuft of hair on the top of his head! He is so unique!
This guy really is lovely. Im so glad he is a vet. He is perfectly suited to helping animals and is truly making a difference to the planet.
You are brave at so many levels. Brave to start a new chapter of your profession and brave to be so open and honest with all of us.
Would you and Dr. Chris Brown ever consider teaming up to do a special on Rescue Vet?
Thank you for being you, you so open and honest. I’ll hug you anytime, for sure, just saying. Never stop being you, you are amazing.
I love Mangoes tuft of fur on his head!
Mango's hair tuft is cute.
Really appreciate (part 2) Dr. Scott, getting to know a bit more about you as a person makes your new show even better! We have a vet here in the states Dr. Jeff, Rocky Mountain Vet, who is an amazing human being, I hope if you come for a visit you meet up. Thank you for being the kind Dr. and human being we all are so grateful for.🐕🐈⬛🐑🦜💕👍
Dr. Jeff is fantastic too!
@@j.sahulka9024 He really is!👍
@@bkm2797 yes! Love Dr. Jeff and everything he and his staff do and support! Can you imagine what these two vets together could accomplish!
I'm in the UK and I love Dr. Jeff. How is he doing. All we get are repeats at the moment ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@purplevelvet69 I stopped watching t.v. for about a decade, so I too only see reruns. I can only hope Dr. Jeff is doing all the wonderful things he feels is the way it should be.💕🐕
I worked in an emergency specialty vet clinic that was open 24/7, working the overnight shift - I just had to quit recently as I felt my soul was being stolen bit by bit. You really do see the worst of humans in vet med. :(
Dr Scott, I am sure your patients miss you terribly... I would be devastated if our vet ever left. It takes a special person to inspire the trust and confidence needed to let someone care for and treat our beloved Earth Angels, but we know from experience how very hard it can be to be a vet, so we really pray that you know that as sad as we are that you moved on, we love you and pray that whatever you do in the future, God will bless you and support you.😊❤😊❤.
Thank you for sharing your life so openly, it's truly special super interesting and heart warming, you are just awesome and very generous with us, and Mango...what a cutie he is 💓#dreamteam
Having rescue dogs most of my life, I understand why you get them. Much love for being you and what you do for the animals that can’t help themselves.
God bless you Dr Scott. I'm a neonatal RN and the only way I have been able to deal with yhe loss at my job. Is holding close to God. Thank you so much for your information and love for your job.
I grew up with Cocker Spaniels and they were the best dogs I've ever had. Good choice! Mango is adorable 🥰
Another great vid, Dr Scott. I have been following your content since your Vet on the Hill days - I have watched you grow into the outstanding vet you are today.. you have such an easygoing compassionate way about you...I think it's what we've all fallen in love with....the world could certainly do with a lot more Dr Scotts!🙏❣🐾
God Bless You, Dr. Scott. The Lord created you to be a caring loving veterinarian! ❤️ Love You!!😊
Love you, Dr. Scott. I hope life treats you well. Blessed be. ❤
Mango is a beautiful dog. I love cocker spaniels. ❤️ Thank you for sharing him and your life with us, Scott!
So sorry to hear about your separation. Enjoy all your shows and the fact you hug everything.
Dr. Scott, You are very humble, kind, and honest. May I also add so very handsome as well! Thank you for this Part 2 interview. Your passion for all animals and life in general is very special. I am so happy that you have Mango in your life. As you mentioned, we are all human. We should just be the best we can be, especially being kind.
Dr.Miller you are one of my favorite channels. I watched Vet on the Hill and now Rescue Vet. I love my animals so very much and wish we had a Vet like you. Thank you for sharing so much personal information ( which you did not have too) . I hope and pray for many blessings for you and your family.❤❤
Thank you for being so open. One suggestion for Mango, she needs some gel in that top tuft so she can rock a mohawk!
I love these Q & A’s. As most of is, you are my favorite vet. Your heart is so big. I hope great things for you!
Thank you for answering the questions so sincerely and honestly. You are a really good person and very courageous to keep going forward after all the issues you had to deal with recently. You have my total admiration and respect.❤❤❤
Thank you, your tv shows and now videos almost always make me cry. Only took 3 minutes for this one, the pain you’ve been working through is evident. We care about you, and now Mango too!
Thank you for your frank discussion of your life. So nice to see the personal part of you ❤
We all love you, Dr. Scott! God bless you in your future.
Scott, euthanasia is definitely the worst part of the job. I was training to be a vet in my teens-one of those kids who loves animals, involved in wildlife rescue, paired up with a family vet who wanted to train someone and send them to vet school to inherit his practice-and then, there was euthanasia. Some adults brought in two old small lap dogs, probably Shih Tzu mixes but I don’t remember. The dogs had cataracts but were otherwise okay; they had belonged to the adults’ parents, who had been moved into assisted-living. None of the children wanted the responsibility of the dogs, so they had brought them in to be euthanized. Having already been involved in rescues, I was pretty horrified by this, but I was told to insert the catheters, etc. I guess the vet figured out I was really unhappy about the entire case, so he made me do the first dog. To my horror to this day, I did. And then burst into tears, ran out of the practice and never went back.
I understand that ethics in the field have changed pretty drastically since then-this would have been over 30 years ago at this point, which is still hard to believe, when did I get old? 😂 But I’m curious what you think about euthanasia on demand like that, when there isn’t a quality of life issue. Has that ever been a thing in the UK or Australia? Have you seen attitudes changing? And what do you think about veterinarians adopting more codified ethics, like medical doctors? I know Noel Fitzpatrick has an ethics council in his practice for all difficult cases, and his was the first place I’ve heard of to take that step and mirror human ethics committees. As a medical ethicist, I’m fascinated and am thinking of doing ethnographic research on it, since it would let me merge my early love with latter passions.
I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing some hardships. I wish you all the best for your future.
I used to watch your show on TV. I was so impressed with you 🇨🇦. I got a rescue dog through an agency here in Ontario. She came from a
Shelter in Eygpt. I ove and adore her. I am divorced and she is my constant companion. Rescues are so sweet and grateful. Enjoy your Mango.
Thanks for the advice on interacting with your vet! I will give them a hug. I appreciate your honesty. Been a fan for years! Keep doing all your doing!
Hello, hope you are ok, sending extra special virtual healing hugs your way if you need them.
Dogs are amazing gifts from God. Glad you have Mango now. When my husband of 44 years died in December, my girls were indispensable to me. My Great Pyrenees(Harlow) laid her head on me and my small rescue (Matilda) always curls up to me. I can’t imagine coming home to an empty house. Thank you for your candid answers and God bless from Texas.
When me and my ex-husband separated that was one of the things that I needed was my dog she really did help in the healing process
From Canada, it’s not my vet who gets upset , it’s me who cries when I look at the bill.
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12:26 OMG that floofy pompadour is adorable 😻
How refreshing to get to know you as a relatable normal person. You make a difference in this world. It's not always easy but its always worth it. Wilberforce is an amazing example of your purpose in life.
Sir, I have watched you since I found Bondi Vets. Since seeing your daughter the other day, I am sure you are the PROUDEST man on the Planet, Mango is going to be great for you. Good luck. I lost my Brok April 8th 2023 he was my heart dog. But I have Brad and he has saved me from despair. Good luck. 🐶🐶
You sir a one in a million. You care. You have compassion for the animals you come in contact with. Please keep up the great work. Looking forward to your next vlog. Have a wonderful day😊
Hello from United States. I am really happy you decided to have you're own show. I admire all that you do as a Vet and for the Love of all animals. I love animals and if I was younger I would be a vet technician. Keep up the rescuing saving those poor animals.❤
Thank you Dr Scott for such a vulnerable and private share, particularly your separation, depression and autism. Hugs and hope the future looks bright for you. Welcome little Mango to your world. Love from Australia 🌏🦘❤
Thank you for all you do as a passionate vet. In this video you show Mango, and he looks precious with his 1980s Mohawk, endeared me to him with a good chuckle!!
Dr. Miller you are OOK human being, I followed you since Bondai Vet and I have always admired your dedication and compassion for animals and owners, sorry to hear about your separation from Zoe, your autism and depression, Thank you so much for letting us to know you better as a person, it takes courage and honesty to share your inner self with the world, I’ve had depression and anxiety for years and it is not easy, but you seemed to manage very well, if I admired you and respected you before, that has only grown so much more, you make a huge difference in the world, and know that you are loved by over 50k people.God always bless you for being who you are and may God bless your family as well; and I am sure from above Betty approves of handsome Mango.
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I remember your bullterrier Zed! There was an episode were you introduced a bullterrier to your bestie and she adopted him😍
12:40 I am listening to this just after a trip to the vet. I personally saw just the emotions that the vets experiences. While I was waiting my turn, they had two dogs to put down, and one dog with broken back. Then it was my turn to be seen with my very spicy 6 weeks old kitten. From heart break to every one wanting to see Jack. I believe the statement about suicide rate among vets
My husband was a pastor. He did take his life. Pastors see the good, the bad, and the ugly. Stay strong Dr. Scott
You may feel your life spinning. It will stop and you will find your balance. Prayers for you your loved ones.
I work in a pound/shelter. I can assure you that it is very difficult at times to work in the animal welfare field. We have all cried and laughed. The hardest part is cruelty/neglect cases - that kills me every time. It explains why vet staff have a high suicide rate.
I'm so sorry. Thank you for sharing that. I will be praying for my pastor more.
@kristinjacobsen3417 thank you for kind words. I can assure you that pastors need all the prayers and kind words that you can give them
They often hear the complaints,but do not hear nearly enough of the good.
@onemuckypup9823 that would be very hard. I am sure you see the most horrible things that are done to helpless pets. Breaks my heart.
What a beautiful video. 🥰Thank you, Dr Scott for your openness and continued passion and support of rescue animals. Condolences in relation to your recent separation, but hope the next chapter of your new life is full of excitement and happiness, which are both very much deserved.
My Hera was my souldog and i lost her 28 May 2020 and i miss her every second of everyday and i truly hope that i will be with her again ❤️🙏❤️ I love everything you do Dr Scott ❣️❣️❣️
I know how you feel. I know it's not quite the same, but I lost my rabbit on 22nd March 2023 (which is also my brother's bday) and I still think of him. He was one of my bestest, bestest friends. It's never easy losing your best friend, whether human or animal. They are part of our family. What has helped me is creating photo albums for myself to look back on when I am missing him. I'm sending you so much love and lots of hugs!! ❤️
I lost my ❤ dog January 2020 and miss him terribly as well. Just haven't been able to get another dog but I did adopt 2 cats and they have helped.
She'll be waiting for you on the other side of the rainbow bridge🌈
I have always loved how you treat your patients and their owners. I wish you all the best on your new show. I really enjoyed your question and answer video. Your new dog is adorable, and Mango is a great name.
Vet on the Hill, has always been a favourite, being animal lovers. I introduced dogs to my family, my husband was never brought up with any. Me however, have. Labradors as a child, Guinea pigs etc, to small dogs. I introduced a Newfoundland to my family, they all have fond memories of her. Ajax was just a dog who loved company. Then we moved to Western Australia, still live in this lovely city. Moved for the weather. 😂 Lost two small dogs, Jazz, chihuahua, adorable, fun little girl. Doogle, dachshund. Both were crosses. Again both adorable. Sadly we lost Jazz last year, broke our hearts, brain tumour at 12. Doogle this year, bladder and prostrate cancer, age 13. We have two replacements, similar breeds, both bitches. They both got to meet Doogle. Doogle missed Jazz so much, it helped him bringing puppies into his world. I have two children with ADHD, my Husband has just been diagnosed with it. Answers a lot of questions. I think dogs in a family help no end for different reasons. We love your show, and understand the need to do something different. Sorry to hear about your personal relationship. I wish you well on the outcome of that. Very pleased to hear of your new adventure. As for us, not seeing Dr Scott on our TV, would leave a hole. Your kindness, look on life, passion, your whole aura just glows. To talk so openly about your very personal life, is brave. Hat off to you young man. Now as a family we can tune in to your new series, and also the updates on Mango. He’s beautiful. Those eyes. I know you’re having issues, but please be kind to yourself also. As for questions, there have been some excellent ones raised. For now I do not have one to ask. Love to you Scott and your family. You are amazing and so is your family. ❤️
It has been and still is, a pleasure to watch your journey through life.
Thank you Dr Scott. I sincerely mean this, you honour us with your channel, your caring, your honesty and your trust. I am autistic too and seeing you talk the way that you do gives me faith I can do the same without looking 'odd' and being judged.
Thank you, Scott loved watching your shows from down under. Sad to hear you and your wife separated. Please to care. You are a very special person ❤️