🐶 Gigi The Dachshund Has Lost All Energy | FULL EPISODE | S03E01 | Vet On The Hill
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2020
- A very cute Dachshund Dog gets caught in a mouse trap and starts becoming lethargic.
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I cried seeing Freddy so badly injured. I've never seen bruises so extensive before. I'm soooooooo glad that you were able to make him well, Dr. Scott. I love your care, compassion, and love that you give to all of the animals that you tend to. God bless ya.
I cried too 😥
WELL THIS MORNING, I WAS WONDERING WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GREAT DR SCOTT ANIMAL SHOW THAT WOULD BE ON SUNDAY MORNINGS KIND OF MISS SEEING THAT SHOW THE GREAT DR SCOTT ANIMAL SHOW.
@Zoe Young Thank you. 🙂
Totally agree, it actually brought tears to my eyes, that bruising was shocking. Thank god that man (hero) scooped him up. Why the driver's didn't stop I don't know.. but glad all is well.
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The way Gigi looked at that chicken as if it was too cheap for her.😂
Haha right? I thought that was funny! Such a sweet girl though! ❤️
"How dare you attempt to feed me that bland tasteless food Uncle Scotty?! You know I only eat the best!" 🤣🤣
Liver problems can cause terrible nausea. That might be what that look is.
“Hello gorgeous” lol they should make a compilation of all the times he says that 😂
Do this!!!
Haha totally 🤣😂
Or sweetheart
@@davidmoreno5690 “Hello sweetheart!” Would make a great video for Valentine’s Day.
TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!!!!
The guy that helped that woman with her badly injured dog, clearly had command presence!
What happened with Emma and the rest of the ladies?
I really respect the man who saved Freddie's life. While risking his own. True hero
I cant believe that no one stopped after running him over! Fair play to the bloke who stopped the traffic and scooped him up.
The driver might not have even noticed. Cars are huge compared to an animal like that
Italian Greyhounds are very small doggies. Not much bigger than chihuahuas. I doubt that any of the drivers that hit him would have noticed.
@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 Then they're not very good drivers. I notice when there's a tiny bird in the road, never mind a dog.
@@OctobersDaughter that’s a good possibility
@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 drivers? how many hit him nevermind I don't need to know
I can't imagine the paralyzing horror of seeing multiple trucks go right over my dog. They wouldn't be able to film me I'd be in that room ugly crying so hard. God bless the person who stopped traffic for the poor thing. They saved his life. How amazing is it that Freddy was able to recover like nothing happened?
I'm not sure that I wouldn't go running into the road myself, and probably put everyone in even more danger.
This happened to my best friend when we were in school. The dog ran into the road and we ran out to try to stop the car but it didn’t see us and we were only a few feet away when the dog was hit. The car had been going about 45 mph. They didn’t stop. The dog lived for about an hour after that then passed away. We were all very traumatized kids after that.
@@KHH595 I am so sorry that happened to you guys. HUGS!!!!!!!!!!
Gee if I saw this I would get so frustrated. I would be upset after one car hitting him, but then multiple cars after that... I would most likely scream like a banshee and vandalize something. I know it sounds like I try to be edgy right now, but like... this is how frustrating this sounded to me. It's a miracle that the pupper survived all this...
Only God and Scott could bring Freddie back from that like it never happened his owners on the other hand they may never forget it Scott definitely has a higher power guiding his work
You can tell that Freddie remembers what Dr. Scott did for him. When he saw him at the door, he ran right up to him. All the signs of a good vet 🥰
I love how Scott kisses all of the animals so much.
Perfect vet. Just a guy who GENUINELY loves his job and animals. ❤
He also has a blonde hair ball in himself 😅😂
I had a long hair dachshund named Dylan, who I got from the shelter. I never realized I could love a nonhuman as much as I loved Dylan. He was my best friend. It's been almost 4 years since he passed, and it seems like it was yesterday. I still miss him a lot.
Patshhi4..........Well......there ARE others there who could use your love! Go for it! Don't wait any longer! Life is way too short: share your heart! I've had many "loves" in my life, and to share your life with another pet is always SO worth it! We were designed to love animals and take care of them! (I think a little one is looking at the door, waiting for you to walk thru it!)......
Awwww! You already have two more buddies! Goodgood! Sorry i didnt think of it, you possibly having more fur friends..... i got carried away in the moment of reading about your loss! Duh me! Well, hey!, lots of hugs to the "family" then! 😊
I miss my Zubie a lot, it’s been nearly 4 years as well, neighbors dog attacked him and he died on the way to the hospital. Can’t wait to move
@@paigecoleman1628 thats VERY sad to hear, so sorry that happened to him! ☹️
ilona Brand thank you. The thing that ticks me off the most is they brought there dog in, left my dog to die, and cleaned it up. They had the nerve to say “our fence has a lot of holes, we get strays in our yard all the time” we don’t have strays. We have people who let chihuahuas outside by the road and rabbits. They still have that dog, and she was pregnant and is now letting a young child around a dog that killed mine. People are selfish buttholes. I have his paw print as my first and only tattoo on my back. Thanks for caring.
I somehow knew Freddie was going to be okay because he looks up at Dr. Scott when he calls his name @25:28.
Gigi is absolutely adorable. 😍
I absolutely love this vet, Scott has such a great personality for a doctor. As many doctors I've encountered, I can only count on one hand the doctors that have been awesome. I would love to have Scott as a vet, but unfortunately I live in the US.
Thank goodness he had a hairballl. Older cats do struggle to shed their hair. Thank goodness Gigi‘s liver is cool.
The owner needs to brush more or have his hair cut.
@@michellegrovak .......i agree. I have a long-haired cat and to help with the hairball gacking I have the underbelly and the back part of the hind legs shaved. It does help well.
There was what appeared to be another entire cat inside him!
@@michellegrovak Yes, brushing a long hair cat is mandatory. You feed them and you brush them, it's just part of the routine.
The thunder crashing just as Dr. Scott is about to give Gigi's parents the news... despite the potentially heart-wrenching information, I cracked up at the reaction!
And the best part of it is, it was actually good news
Gigi and Freddie are adorable. Poor Freddie! I am amazed he made it, and glad he did.
Hearing Freddy's story broke my heart. But thank goodness for that good samaritan jumping out of his car and getting him out of the road so Freddy would have a chance.
Freddie is so so precious and God was holding that baby and protecting him! So happy he is ok
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Hi neighbor, I'm in Albuquerque NM 👋🌵🐈 I love this show
Hi from Irving, Texas.
Hello from Houston
This whole episode does my heart good, seeing the people loving their animals as much as I love mine. To Dr. Scott and all the people there, give them all loving, kisses, and cuddles!!!
When I heard that her liver was bad, I had a flash back to my first kitty she meant everything to me and I lost her to liver cancer, it was one of the very hardest things that ever happened in my life. I miss her everyday.
I know how you feel I lost one of my dogs to cancer a couple years ago it really didn’t help that she died around the same time as both of my parents from the same reason but I still have her extremely lovable little brother so I’m more or less over it now
I think there was some mixup in Freddie's creation; He's a dog but I'm pretty sure he has nine lives
Or the dog had a guardian angel watching over him.
Poor Freddie. I have never seen a dog so bruised and battered. It made me cry to see how much pain he’s in. Scott you’re a hero for being there and taking care of this poor pup
Scott definiatly has some humor even if it could a serious situation like in Gigi's case
I think it's kind of a good thing. It keeps your spirits lifted.
@@catherinekennedy5479 I agree and I like it, you can also tell that he has a good relationship with reoccuring owners and their pets
its definitely**** my dude! :P not 'definiatly' lol
@@MoistCubicle sorry English is my second language and spelling that word is quite hard compared to how it is pronounced
I’ve never seen a dog being ran over 4 times, live, especially A dog that small. He literally is a miracle! Thank god the bystander came to help. I’m sure his mom is never going to let him out of her sight again.
Or off his lead. Italian Greyhounds are the smallest, but they are very fast. I was surprised he had no other broken bones besides the pelvis. They are so finely boned. (Jan Griffiths).
Unbelievable that he lived, but I'm so happy he survived 🙏
Awww poor Gigi! She is adorable!
Freddy: survives getting ran over by 2 trucks with only a slightly fractured pelvis
My Italian greyhound: breaks a leg fully from getting accidentally crushed on the stairs by my stepmother
HOW DOES CERMET WORK
I miss cermet :c
Is pupper ok?
So glad that Freddie turned out ok!!!! I was in tears cuz he reminds me of my small dogs…I would have literally died myself seeing something like that happen to one of my fur babies
The higher class are always interesting 😂
ikr? The dog is fine, let's have a drink.
“OH MY GOD you’re making me sick!” 😂😂😂😂
They're so weird & snobby!!!
@@tonytlreeves they live in the same village as my dad theyre actually really nice, they definitely lean into the drunk rich snob sterotype because they can afford it but theyre aware of it. Sandwich is full of elderly upper class people some ignore you and others love taking opportunities to talk to different people and enjoy themselves.
Those two clearly play it up for laughs. I think they're probably really nice people.
I have dashund that once ingested a pound of chocolate. The only reason she survived is she threw it all up before it got into her liver and blood stream and this video has never made my more grateful that my dog got so lucky.
A POUND?! good grief! So glad your dog was alright!
I love Scott and his beautiful wife Zoe. The level at which he cares is equal to the owner's of all these wonderful pets. I love that he doesn't limit his practice to just dogs and cats. Can't wait till the next episode!
and what about his 3 kids...
I love that Scott shows his love for his patients and such empathy for owners. Usually one or the other. Bless you Scott!!
He also talks a little to much
Good Heavens!!!! That poor, poor dog!! I am SO glad that he seems to be on the road to complete recovery!! 99% of the dogs being walked need to be on leads when outside of your home & your yard!! Bless this little guy! It wasn't his time yet, obviously! Thank the hero that stopped traffic and picked him up!! So glad for him and his owner! Good Doctor!
When Scott talked about Gigi, it nearly made me cry... I nearly lost my dog twice this year... emergency surgery for his stomach and then (probably caused by the 1st surgery) a part of his liver turned and cut of multiple organs. He turned yellow over night, his numbers were off the charts and my vet and the clinic worked day and night to save him. I basically cried all of January and February. He's recovering and his blood came back normal last week. We'll do monthly checkups though...
How is he doing? Is he better now?
@@littlegamer4679 Yes he is. He turned 5 last Monday and is a very happy dog :) He does have a very sensitive stomach and we have to go to the vet regularly for checkups and because a small virus can completely knock him down I have to be quite careful, but at the moment we're doing great
I have an elderly adopted long-haired cat. She's 15 or 16 years old. Her fur gets matted very easily as she doesn't groom herself as well as she used to so we shave her in the summer. She LOVES it and it really puts a spring in her step as she's cooler and more comfortable. By winter her fur has grown back in again so anyone with a long-haired cat who might not want to do this, your cat will actually thank you for it - with lots of purrs and head butts (bunting) 😺😊
Never understood why drivers will just keep motoring over a down beast.
Candice, I was driving one day and a squirrel darted out in front of my car. Until that day I could not understand why people couldn't stop for an animal, but those guys are so fast!! Luckily I didn't hit it. What i used to hate is when drivers don't stop to see if the animal is ok. My old neighbor is head of the local humane society and she told me it's common for people not to feel it when they hit a small animal. If they didn't see it dart under the car they wouldn't know to stop.
Because most of the time they will barely see/recognize it fast enough. If it happens in rush hour (as it was with Freddy) and the car in front of you is less than 10 meters away then the time span in which you can see the road directly in front of you is very short. On average it takes a human 2 seconds to react to anything. Add to that the time you'd need to actually stop the car and the fact that if you do stop suddenly in a high traffic situation you might very well cause a giant traffic accident because people behind you have no time to react and smash into your car as well... well...
I guess the drivers did notice something wrong but propably didn't have time to realize it was a small dog flying like a ping pong between cars. :(
It just goes to show that people in cars are dangerous even if they tend to forget it. If you sit in a 500 kg car and go 40 mph and you hit a 3-4 kg tiny dog you haven't even seen on the road it's likely to feel like a slight bump in the road and you won't think much of it. It might just be a piece of rubble - that happens a lot.
The person who ran on the road to safe Freddy was risking his life too. Good thing nothing else happened. And unbelievably lucky that Freddy had nothing but a cracked pelvis and the most scary bruises ever.
I swear that boy must've had cat ancestry complete with 9 lives!
I once ran over a raccoon that ran across a steep rural road while I was going about 40mph. I didn't stop, but I cried the whole way to my destination. On the way back I searched the road but the racoon was gone. I don't know if it survived and ran off or died somewhere off. I always felt bad about that and It was 10 years ago.
We hit a young spike buck deer the other day. We had to stop. Our car is in the shop for repairs right now. It was nearly dark, and the deer materialized out of nowhere. Unfortunately, he didn't die right away---the police were called, and they put the deer out of his misery. My husband and I were not hurt, the airbags didn't deploy, and no glass damage. Animals are unpredictable, especially wild animals. No one else hit the deer, thank goodness. (Jan Griffiths).
Chip looks throughly unimpressed with everything lol
The timing of thay thunder woth Gigi's appointment 😂
oof, poor Chip. my grandmother has an older long haired cat. she realized that she needed to brush him more often because he learned to use his teeth as a comb to pull his fur out and it got all tangled up in his teeth and ended up rotting some of them before she realized the problem. long haired cat's need help with their coats, either by brushing or teaching them to not be stressed by having an undercoat-type blowout like huskies or other double coated dogs.
I also have a longhaired cat, and I do remove the undercoat in a bath like the pro groomers do. It really cuts down on all that hair flying around, and the amount the cat ingests. Even my shorthaired cats get the same treatment when they start to blow their coats. They seem a lot happier with all that undercoat gone. (Jan Griffiths).
Butter helps pass hairballs
Our friend had a Maine coon that kept having the same problem. They solved it by keeping him shaved as he was strictly an indoor cat.
My vet said to smear vaseline on top of front paws and they will groom it off. This helps pass the hairballs.
So entertaining PLEASE KEEP SCOTTS VIDEOS COMING!!! PLEASE!!
I love how much people love their pets on this show. I have 18 dogs of my own and six are indoor pups. I have trouble dividing my time between them. I love them all and I do my best to show each one of them exactly how much love I have for them all.
Wish we had a Dr. Scott here where I live In South Texas.
Oh my goodness! Thank goodness for the man who helped Freddie!! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a dog with bruises before! I think maybe in the future mom doesn’t need to walk all 6 at one time.
I love that they tell info about the employees of vet clinics. They’re all an important part of the treatment process. Poor Gigi looks terribly nauseous.
I absolutely love Bondi Vet! It’s making me want a dog so bad. My biggest surprise is just how compassionate all the vets are, no matter the animal species.
That's the way vets are supposed to be. Care for all animals, regardless of species. However, my cats go to a cat specialist, and dogs go to one who specializes in dogs. They are in the same practice. Husband and wife team. Wife does cats, hubby does dogs. (Jan Griffiths).
Crazy
Glad the animals were all okay in this episode ESPECIALLY Freddie...
Oh and I love when Maz goes "Let's go see Auntie Nathan" lol
Oh gosh, poor Freddie! I teared up, how could anyone not notice him lying in the road!?
Owner explained it was a heavily traveled road. Sounds like the cars/trucks go by the point at a high rate of speed. Very hard to see & avoid a tiny dog in fast crowded traffic.
How could the owner not know she lost a dog
I’ve always wanted to be a vet but the weight of knowing that I might lose a pet I’d crack under pressure and go in to a mental state I can’t get out of, BUT I LOVE THIS SHOW
All the pets are so cute but Freddie and Gigi are my favorite, they're adorable. I'm glad they're both going to be okay.
I really respect the man who saved Freddie's life.
ah man that poor Freddy boy. made me tear up cause we lost our cat Sterling back in april to a hit run by a car, thankfully our poor cat went real fast and didn't have to suffer
What a wonderful thing for Freddie! So happy that he's ok!
Chip got in his box like a champ! I lost blood last week trying to get my Manx to the vet!
My heart broke when i heard 2 of Claires dogs were washed out to drown. Cant imagin witnessing that.
Seeing Freddie in pain like that made me cry. I remember once that my dog got out off his leash and ran across the street almost getting hit by a truck, my heart sank.
I called out to him a few times and he happily returned to me. Can't imagine having your dog ran over twice.
I have both a 10 year old, blind dachshund and a 1 year old Maine Coon cat, so this episode was particularly poignant. And with Maine Coon cats the hairballs are real. So far mine has only brought up one, with the usual oscar winning dramatic performance at 3am, but sure there will be more to come.
I suggest using hair ball remedy as well as hair ball control food.
@@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 never knew there was such a thing(hair ball remedy and hair ball control food) but I don't have a cat
Brian Nicholas:
I love the words you have used, how the furball came out at 2 am .
Our little girl ROO, GOD BLESS HER, she passed away 8 weeks ago at the age of 17 plus.
When she became a little more deaf, and she couldn't hear properly anymore, she walked through the flat at night and made deep sounds . Me her human MUM got up , checking whether she was alright, she kept quiet, looked at me with a big smile and tail up. So we cuddled a little and all was well.
@@karindickinson7993 I am sorry to hear your beloved Roo passed away. In time the heart will heal and I am equally sure that when the time is right, Roo will send along a new fur baby to keep you company.
My last Maine Coon, before this one, passed away from cancer that was inoperable. I was in no hurry to "replace" Fredo. My dachshund, Oskar and I continued on, until Liberty, (named because he was born on July 4th Independence Day) came into our lives. My sister takes in stray cats on her 100 acre farm, and Liberty's mum was dumped there whilst very pregnant.
Liberty, just a tiny kitten was fascinated with Oskar, and likewise Oskar was like a super nanny with Liberty. Every time Liberty left his siblings in the nesting basket, Oskar was right there to shepherd him along and nose him back into the basket with the rest of the kittens. If Liberty meowed, as kittens like to do, Oskar would come find me and bark and bring me to the kittens. Oskar could still see then. Ultimately Oskar and I left my sister's house on September the 10th with little Liberty making the journey back to our place and Oskar sitting next to the cat carrier for the entire drive home. Interestingly, about 10 days later Oskar became blind. Now its 2 years later, and the three of us share the apartment and Oskar and Liberty, who is now literally 3 feet long from the tip of his tail to the tips of his paws, each have their spots on my bed.
@@briannicholas2757 Thank you so much for your wonderful story.
When I hear people like you telling their story, stories, it's heartwarming and I could jump for joy. I am so happy , that there are still so many loving, caring people who care for neglected, dumped animals.
I never will find out, why humans are doing this , neglecting animals.
I am GERMAN born with a dual nationality. When we ( British husband) decided to move to SUFFOLK( UNITED KINGDOM) our two furry girls had to move with us.
Believe it or not what kind of ideas came up from people( not our family and friends), what to do with JACKSON and TRINE ( both girls): set them free, they will find a new home !. Put them to sleep ! Give them to a shelter !!!!
There were times, where I couldn't talk anymore. I was crying, I couldn't believe, what was said.
Patrick and I found a good quarantine station in Suffolk, a very small, good quarantine station with a cattery. At our time 6 months !
Nowadays a chip and of course a check up, vaccinations, you name it.
It still broke our heart, the day they were collected.
JACKSON and TRINE got a private pick up. All in all it was expensive, but we did the best for our best girls.
Even today when I remember their pick up, PATRICK and I can tell you exactly about the last two days and the day they were collected.
It still brings tears to my eyes. In the end we were reunited , which was wonderful.
We have already choosen a name for our cat to be the next best girl/boy.
All our cats were best ,best cats .
Patrick has choosen the name and I like it too : CATNIP.
First we like to go TOGETHER on a short break, which we haven't had for years, and then, CATNIP, we are coming !!!❤🐅❤
Again THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR STORY AND YOUR WORDS.
By the way, we are back in GERMANY. After 14 years in SUFFOLK ( a wonderful time) we moved to a small island HELGOLAND and are now back in HAMBURG.
All is well, will be well. We love to talk about our CATNIP. She/ he doesn't know, someone waits for her/him, two humans who can't live without a moggy.
Thank you ! ❤❤❤🐅❤❤❤
I love that serious look on her face when she asks if he has any medicinal Brandy, LOL
Freddie is naturally full of muscle, maybe that is why he didn't get hurt worse or die.
Or if Freddy is a puppy or young maybe his bones are still soft and a bit flexible or else he would of had a lot more broken bones than his pelvis. Glad he made a good recovery. Luck and angels must have been on his side that day
Poor little Freddy! I can't believe so many cars ran over him! Scott is such a wonderful vet!
I’m so glad Gigi, Chip, Freddy, Steve and Alam are okay ❤
Pets that come to the Bondi vet don't feel to go home but they stick to their vets than their parents. Magic of the vets🌸 💞🌸💞🌸
OMG....Freddie is a miracle boy.. So glad he’s looking better and going home to be with his mom.. Prayers Freddie gets better.🙏🙏💕💕
Depending on the speed limit such tiny dogs can be incredibly hard to see especially during rush hour when you can’t see the full road ahead. I hope no one hit him on purpose
Little Princess’s Face was, “WHOT Is That Peasant??” 😂😂😂
Freddie is Soo TINY!!! Oooohhh that Poor Precious Boy!!! An Angel was Looking After Him that day!!!
Freddie is normal size for an Italian Greyhound. They are the smallest greyhound. They are almost as fast as the big ones. (Jan Griffiths).
Everyone on the Bondi videos are so genuinely caring, never seen an episode where I didn't see someone about to tear up. Great content. Thanks!
Dr. Scott you are a wonder Veterinarian!!❤
It's the incredibly fabulous, resilient Claire! So good to see her on the show again.
Love this episode, Gigi and Freddy...such good outcomes and it’s obvious the love he has for his patients. And Chip...I used to have a female pet sewer rat named Chip so a positive outcome for Chip the cat was awesome as well. ❤️
I have never had a hug and a kiss from a vet, I would love a hug from this guy. Wooo hoo,
I love love love Gigis parents lol they are so fun and lovely! 🥰
Kudos to Claire for cutting Chips hair. I too had a long haired cat who was so grumpy in the summer months. She initially had an identity crisis when I shaved her . My roommates &I had to profusely praise her new appearance. Once she adjusted, she was more active, less grumpy, wanted more affection. Every time I shaved her, it was 1 miserable hour in the bathroom for both of us & then the benefits outweighed the misery. I shaved her like a lion with a mane, puffy end to her tail & puffy paws. So adorable.
18:10
"Haiiry BABY!!!
Haiiiry babbbbbyyyyyy..." -Baymax
🤣 I love that movie!
@@cellogirl11rw55 so do I!!!
I love that heart shape in the old cat
That is one beautiful cat! I hope he is doing well now.
I really adore Steff and Dom, little. Gigi's parents. They are funny and they love their baby so much. They enjoy life and get on well with our man, Dr. Scott,!
The tortoise sisters Steve & Alan stole my heart ❤
What a kind vet! I work in people medicine and it’s refreshing to see vets are so compassionate too.
'say thank you to auntie nathan' 😂😂😂
That is one really lucky dog. absolutely amazing he's OK except for his pelvis and the swelling. i can't believe that little dog is alive. and no brain damage - just look at him dancing around. so happy her baby is all right, so glad :)
Oh my god....that random man who helped Ivana (Freddy's owner) is an angel...I love that people like that still exist..
When Freddy's owner said "well that's it the dog is dead" thats so clinical..
My god! That precious fellow. I am outraged that traffic did not stop. Who am I kidding? I am not surprised. Thank you to the passer-by who stopped to help. You are magnificient.
Poor Freddie! How did the cars not see him or feel him after they hit him?! 😓
It's crazy but I guess it happens.
I thought the same thing. Maybe it was a bumpy road that was busy enough at the time that each driver would see very little road ahead of them?
Some people just don't care.
Sometimes you don't feel it when you hit them. I ran over a skunk on the way to work one morning (I start work at 4 am, so it's dark still when I leave). I didn't feel it when I hit him, but I sure smelled it. I couldn't see him either, since skunks are mostly black, and it was dark. No streetlights on our highways either (I live in a rural area). I felt bad, but nothing I could do. (Jan Griffiths).
I used to have two Maine Coon Cats, Charlie and Miles. They allowed us to be in their lives for 19 years and they passed away in their sleep four days from one another. I will never, ever again have cats that full of personality, love, humor, joy and devotion. I'm so glad Chip is going to be okay.
It’s time for some landscaping on the kitty to help with the hair!
Scott Does all possible to save ever animal he treats he for real care for each of them that is great.
Freddie stood further away from the doors when all the dogs was walking towards opening door, but as soon as he saw doctor that saved his life he walked to him immediately! It's like he knew.
The way Gigi looked in the cage "why am I in prison"?
Claire is so lovely ! I always feel her upset when something happens to her animals
I'm gobsmacked that Freddie was okay. What a relief.
THE MAN THAT PULLED FREDDY OUT IS A GREAT HERO!
So glad he was able to help all the animals
Good work Dr. Scott on Chip! Clare, listen to the doctor! Chip will love you, believe me! (just don't point and laugh at him! hahaha!) And LOOK at Freddy: what a wonderful outcome for HIM! That was amazing! And Nurse Nathan is now "Auntie Nathan" how loverly! Mua! Mua! Mua! from "Steve"! That was just too cute! And good job on the jaw reduction! You have a kind 'bed-side' manner! A big thanks that this program is on TH-cam: otherwise I wouldn't be able to see it here in the U.S.
Love the show! Wish I could see it on regular TV, but am so grateful that it’s on TH-cam! Love from JJ in Jacksonville FL!! 😸😽❤️🌹
This used to be on TV in the US for a few years.
Freddie looks like a miniature version of my rescue Marley, a whippet-Staffie cross. Seeing him come through being hit by two cars and two trucks reminds me how resilient dogs can be
I just adore this show & all the Dr.s & staff! It takes special people to work in their profession, & they've all got it!
One tip/trick as far as the Maine Coon & all cats... (my vet taught me this)
* put a dab of Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline) on their paw* the cat will lick it off & it helps them digest the fur!
Love all animals as if your own! 💙💚💛🧡❤
Gigi and Freddie look like furry house elfs, soo cute ❤️. Freddie sure is one lucky little dog
G-D BLESS DR. SCOTT AND FAMILY AND STAFF FOR AN INCREDIBLE JOB HEALING ALL PETS!
Omggggggggggg I just realized something I love your videos because they are all about animals!!!!!!!
Freddie is a miracle!!!
I just LOVE watching Dr. Scott!!! I wish we had a Vet like him in our little MN town. Thank you for your shows.
Did anyone else notice that lady kept calling Nathan, Auntie Nathan?
that lady was Maz, the practice manager