Out of Hours Pet Emergencies! 💤🥱 | Bondi Vet Compilation | Bondi Vet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- There ain’t no rest for our Bondi Vets, as they save animal lives outside of nine to five!
Dr Scott Miller is flung into an exhausting all night puppy birth marathon; Dr Danni Dusek faces an emotional dog emergency at home; And Dr Chris Brown encounters a surprising midnight visitor - a lost python!
00:41 All nighter puppy birth marathon
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14:55 Midnight hit and run!
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21:21 Dog's terrifying home seizure
Taken from the following Bondi Vet episode - Coast to Coast Season 2 episode 2
31:24 Python in police custody
Taken from the following Bondi Vet episode - Season 4 Ep 14
36:35 Late night rat emergency
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For anyone watching unfamiliar with rat care, please note that they are animals that most thrive in groups, around 2-3 is ideal!! In that setup, the rat would get extremely depressed and wouldn't get enough exercise or enrichment in. That size cage is also much too small, so if you're considering getting rats as pets please research very heavily!!!!
I'm glad that you said that. Lots of people think that Rats are smale and therefore just need a very smal cages and that they can live by them selves. When actually they have to be held in groups and large cages with playtime outside of the cage and a variety of food featuring korns,veggies,nuts and so on. They are also so intelligent therefore you have to spend lots time with them and keeping then occupyed. But it pays of they are the moast sweetest creatures I'f ever meet. They give lots of affection and love back ❤
also dont get too attached bc they dont live too long 😭 3-4 years max
100 per cent.
@@mommyv6594 2-3 years. It is rare for a rat to live to 4. Most don’t make it even to 3.
Just watching this today, and that cage is tiny! And the poor boy is on his own 😢
The interesting thing with Bonnie is that one of those pups goes on to be Scotts dog Scully
I know. The whole episode shows it. I love it that he keeps one lol.
ik ist so amazing yk he actually usually dont do that but he got it so cute
And Maz's Branston.
Really? That’s so awesome!
A true Vet on the Hill fan 💙🐶
I literally just picked my cat up today from a 24/7 emergency vet. She decided advil looked tasty at about 8 he day before yesterday, so these types of vets hold a massive place in my heart right now.
Hopefully she's doing ok ❤
@@BondiVet she’s doing great!
Glad she is ok
I love tha Sophie and Tom (Bonnie's fur parents) have allowed their young people to be present, so many people want to shield their children from the realities of life, but it's good to allow them to be part of the process. It's also lovely to see Tom's gratitude to Nathan for turning out in the middle of the night. And what can we say about the wonderful vets and vet nurses who give their all. Heroes every one, be they Bondi Vets or your local practice, they are special people and deserve to be treasured!
From what I remembered, their grandmother past away. In hopes of bringing in new life and happiness for the family. They decided to breed Bonnie for the kids to experience and bring some puppy energy into the house.
@@sheenamay5132 So sad, that grandmother past away. I´m sure, that puppies bring joy to kids and parents. Sure it is interesting, unforgettable experience .
A night the kids will never forget! 😅💙
@@sigiloXXX I think they did it on purpose to help the kids grieving from their grandmother's passing.
@@sheenamay5132 passed* away.
Toby's poor dog sitters, they looked so stressed !! So glad Toby was okay and hope he is healing up nicely
It's horrible when something bad happens to pets, but when you are petsitting for that pet, the guilt is through the roof. Was watching my neighbours indoor cats and while I was taking the older of the two for a night walk around the courtyard (in a leash) the younger one escaped. It was dark and I had no idea of he had leapt off the courtyard to the street below and I was freaking out!
Turns out he had just been walking the same path we'd been, he was a little jealous I guess 😅 he returned on his own not 5 minutes later, accepting bribes of treats to come back inside.
I know! I almost felt worse for them than I did for Toby (once I found out the dog would be ok).
@@novanettle7497 whew! I'm glad he came back and all was well.
Dr. Dani handled Bears seizures incredibly well. I have so much respect for her to be able to keep thinking clearly and logically when all her brain wants to do is think of the worst case scenario. Having the knowledge is both a blessing and a curse and it’s great that Bear is feeling better.
As a human with Epilepsy, I can relate to Bear somewhat. Having a seizure is very scary. I can't imagine being a dog and having one, and not understanding what is going on with my body or people who are trying to help me! Praying for Dr. Dani and her family and especially Bear.❤🐾🙏
I have a dog with canine epilepsy. Its quite scary at times
23:10
My dog had seizures similar to the Australian Shepherd, we kept a record of when they happened and what she had eaten. Luckily the common denominator was discovered after a few more seizures, and it was meat, mainly lamb that was the cause. Since then (over 4 years now) fingers crossed, no more seizures and no medication required.
Fingers crossed, i hope, no more seizures
@@anitasyvalahti1730 me too! No more seizures!
This happened to my dog too. She had a seizure one afternoon ad she went to the vet, stayed there overnight, came home and she had another seizure so my mum and i brought her to the vet where she passed. This scene was really hard for me to watch.
I am glad that Dr. Scott & his team were able to help Bonnie. Prayers for the recovery of Toby. I am thankful that Dr. Chris & Nurse were able to save the snake. Prayers for Bear. Glad the twins were able to help the rat.
Some amazing results all round 🥰
@@BondiVet Agreed ♥️
God bless the veterinarian doctors and nurses who help the animals.
💪💪💙
I lost my dog to seizures, I took him to the best doctors I could get my hands on. There was nothing they could do. I lost him. I don't know if I'll ever get over it. Nothing compares to the spectacle of a seizing dog, I can't bear to look at it. I just hope heaven is full of good boys and girls. That's his picture.
I am so sorry your lost. Your dog was so sweet. I want to believe, dogs/cats, pets have they own place in heaven. I lost my dog in 2020. we lost our other dog before. they are in our hearts always.
My Corgi is there....
@@katiesimpson4514 I am so sorry you are going through this. With time I feel better, I hope you do too.
I literally started bawling when I saw the situation with Bear. My old dog went through a similar situation and treatment was only able to get her an extra year
I just about did as well. We had a Cocker Spaniel who would have them. We never managed to figure out their cause sadly, but she lived to be 14, which is awesome for a Cocker Spaniel, despite also going blind and having to have an eye removed due to horrible cataracts. I empathize with Bear's momma and daddy immensely, and am glad their baby's seizures are under control.
We went threw this as well my 14year old pomeranian developed seizures and a enlarged heart and treatment helped her for just under a year she passed 2 weeks before her 15th bday and it was so tough to see when she did have a seizure 😢
I was just trying to say that.
Poor Bonnie, she must've felt stuffed like a Thanksgiving turkey! She's so small I'd imagine she was feeling like a human carrying triplets would.
😂😂❤
Seven hours!
the whole "secret admirer" bit had me in stitches laughing! especially with the sound guy and cameraman joining in on the hijinks 😆
They never tell you how many times the mothers reject their puppies after a c-section. The rescue I foster for had me get a pregnant mom from the pound. She had to have a c-section and totally rejected her puppies.....all SIXTEEN of them. Fosters worked around the clock feeding the pups; keeping them warm etc. In the end only 6 pups survived; which would have been a normal size litter. Mom was so stuffed full of puppies, that her internal organs were moved around and cramped. She did not recover after spending days in the hospital. So important....SPAY AND NEUTER your pets!
I think Bonnie is a case of intentional breeding, not accidental whoopsies
@@thegamerdragolf5332 Which is debatably as bad, breeding these small breeds feels extremely irresponsible also.
imagine going to sleep and waking up with 6 kids
😵💫
Im so glad Bear is okay, our GS had severe epilepsy and watching those seizures again breaks my heart.
My dog, Wicket, bolted outside once, and ran straight into the wheel of a car coming out of it’s driveway.
She was fine, of course, the fur gremlin.
Just a black mark on her leg from where she ran into the tire.
No scrapes, or broken bones.
Just an easily washed out scuff and a learned lesson.
God, i love my dog.
So good Scott recognized when it was time for the Caesaean. Best to trust the professional!!!
The husband and wife remind me of the couple from 101 Dalmatians! “6 puppies can you believe it!” So sweet!
Roger and Anita!
This.. This Is the reason I'm going to school to be a vet tech. I have so much respect for vets and so much love and respect for animals! I can't wait to be in this position after school helping save animals lives. ❤
Omg I almost had a panic attack watching them trying to get the fluid out so the puppies could breathe! Thank God they all made it🙏🏽🥰❤️
Poor little Toby, he must have been in so much pain. He was so afraid, I'm glad he wasn't to badly hurt. He looks a lot like my daughter's Buddy. He is a Morkie Poo mix.
I love how Bonnie's owners look just as proud as though they had their own grandchildren.
When I was a kid, my grans dog had puppies. Their ended up being like 8-10 puppies. The last 3 were runts and unfortunately we believed that they had passed. Next day my mum hears moving where she had put the 3 puppies and found that the very last was alive. She was called finis as she finished the litter.
My Japanese Spitz has Epilepsy. He started having seizures at 6 yrs old. He's on Keppra past 4 years and it is so far helping him so much. Thank everything for amazing vets and Keppra.
Wow the baby was soo cute.3 days ago i actually saven three pups bc somebody didnt want them so whean i was having a walk i heard baby pups crying and i found them so i took them home and found a grat family for them who has a mother dog with still some milk
Seeing your pet in the throws of a seizure is terrifying as we found out a few days ago. But for us it was a sign our pet's end had come from cancer that had metastasized and gone to the brain. We had to say good bye a few days ago.
i am sorry you lost.
As someone whose dog has had several seizures connected to her diabetes, it’s horrific to see happen to your own pet. Especially when your pet is so physically exhausted afterward that they can barely lift their head. Thankfully, after changing the amount of insulin injections she gets, she’s been seizure-free for a few years now
"Don't open bag, python inside" lol.
Most of the vets in my city won't see wildlife, or exotic species. It seem odd to me because we're not a small city, I was surprised by how difficult it is to find even routine care for a rodent or reptile here.
I love it: "Is it a girl?"
Scott: "It is"
Girl: "How can you tell"
Scott: "You can deal with that parents"
Nurses in vet and in human medical don't get enough recognition for all the do. They are the backbone of healthcare.
The poor snake has a prolapse which is serious because the tissue could die. During Covid, I had to perform the procedure myself on one of my snakes. I am very happy for Neal Diamond. Thanks Dr. Chris!
So amazing to heard the puppies start crying.
Welcome to the world, puppies.. 🤗😇😚.
Lost my little doxie Mia of 14yrs to cancer, and (IVDD) the 18th of this month. My condolences of those who lost their best friends. Cheerish them every moment you get, because it goes way too fast.
My condolences of you.
the black dog that ran in the road is a very good reason why you train your dog well
Exactly. So many medical emergencies could be so easily prevented by training,monitoring and actually being a responsible owner,which most if not all of these people are
When the children came in to see Bonnie and the pups, I lost it 🥲🥺🥰
12:35 my dog just gave birth a few weeks ago! We have the same amount of puppies! 2 boys (first and last born) and 4 girls! Their names are marvel themed. We do it in rainbow order of who comes out first gets the red collar, last gets the purple collar. And the 5th one born (blue) her name is nebula and she only has one ear.
How sweet
Congratulations, Bonnie. Your puppies are absolutely beautiful. A true miracle.
So glad that they are all alive
So many pets that need people's help. I'm glad you guys love helping them. ❤️
Bonnie’s fur parents look like proud parents like one of them just birthed them, they are great fur parents
no they aren't.... they should have had their dog spayed
@@Sabouma28they didn’t know it would happen..?
My rat and my mom's cat play together. Dudley (the cat) would be very gentle towards Remy (the rat). It's quite cute to watch😊
I would like to share my story of my old dog with you, who passed away 3 months ago. She wasn't so lucky, she had more serious problems because of her age. My 13 years old dog was diagnosed with diabetes at age 13. With injections 2x a day, it worked well, he was in perfect condition. (more challenging was for us to overcome our fear of needles, haha). As the months passed, one night we find her lying on the ground. We went closer, and she had a seizure. It was one of my most horrific moments in my life. We went to the vet, who gave us medicine for occasions when the seizures are longer. We tried everything, the doctor said it is a tumor which caused neurological disorders. The medicine didn't work, continued having seizures nearly every 2 hours, by the end, she doesn't recognized us as we walked towards her, she was so scared and she had so much pain. We decided to put her under anesthesia, which was the hardest decision for us. By the way, we did our best for her, that's that only matters.:) We only have our 11 year old rabbit, who survived 2 surgeries. Now, he have his one eye stitched because of an abscess. I am a bit scared, only a few days left when we will check him with our vet that it is compulsory to remove his eye or not. It is always a risk, but I know vets are always trying their best. What I would like to say, having responsibility and doing everything for an animal being at any age and circumstances is the most beautiful part for me in life. I am so happy for Bear's results. Such a lovely dog. Every episode you save an animal or more, it melts my heart. I randomly found this channel, and get addicted. What vets do is amazing! I can't describe it well, but for me, you're heroes! Greetings from Hungary ♥
Prayers to all the animals! Glad all went Well! (We need a puppy update for bonnie! 🥰)
I love your vids
You guys inspire me so much i want to become a vet
Yeah same
Awesome!! Go for it!
Tnx
We're hoping your dreams come true 💙
@Bondi Vet I want to be like you guys too
My dog hated rodents, but it didn't stop me from having them. When I got a mouse as a gift, I out him in a hamster ball. He was terrified at first, because of my dog. However, when he figured out he couldn't get hurt, he loved it. Our cat learned to love him too. He always wanted in his ball, & he'd come in my room, when he wanted back in his cage.
I’m so glad Dr.Dani found the right dose for Bear, she’s a gorgeous baby. I pray Bear never has another caesura again❤️🐾🐶🙏🙏🙏
Bondi's other vets : 😴
Bondi Vets helping the puppies: 💀🤩❤️🥳🥳
Love the videos and because of them I have made my husband get a CareClub from VCA. It is worth knowing that they get seen by a vet
Not neutering a dog in this day and age (unless adopting a dog that was already pregnant) seems incredibly irresponsible and selfish. I cannot understand it. There is such a huge overpopulation of dogs already and so many are suffering and having to be put down in shelters. Why risk your dog’s life and add to the suffering?
My thoughts exactly.
I could not agree with you more. The part of it that no one thinks about is: everyone wants a puppy, but after the cute wears off, they are left with an adult dog. It infuriates me when such selfish people are allow their dogs to breed.
@@ASG-hr5on Though in this event things go on the good way, in the end, i understand in big countries over breeding. I also thinking, adoptio is best. In our little country is difficulty to get adoptio dog. The criminal dog breeder get caught the often. In little country, the hints spills by internet and news.
for me i think it would be because i need a small dog breed instead of a large one, its the big dogs that are more overpopulated than the smaller dogs
@Gary Allen Registered breeders are still everywhere who carefully breed and shelters still are full
These puppies was so cute, happy they all are safely in the world. Thank you Dr. Scott and nursery Team. Dr. Danni, i am happy, the appropriate medicine be founded. The snake was so beautiful. Lucky black dog
I love this show and really miss new episodes. I looked up when the next season will start. There was no answer there only that there will be one. I'm wondering who will be in the next season can't wait.
The rat doesn't have a large enough cage, and rats always need another rat friend. I recommend watching the rat guru videos on TH-cam. Very educational.
Always the mother first-even for dogs.
I’m so happy that Dr Scott has got six puppies making sounds and they are adorable puppies
Helping give birth is amazing ,
I love animals and every time they suffer I always cry at their pain and suffering because I can't stand it because it breaks my heart
Our 1 yr old American bully was sat in the living room as the pups started squeaking. I swear she gave herself whiplash bless her. Her head spun round so quickly lol. She’s been told though definitely no pups in our house
It's so lovely to hear them.making there sounds bless them.lots and Thankyou too all well done we mum ❤
Omg the puppy delivery had me holding my breath I'm so happy 🥰
Bear’s eyes are so beautiful
Lots of love too the puppies 🐶 and there mum❤. Thankyou.
that cage is far too small for even a hamster, let alone a rat! Absolutely no enrichment or climbing opportunities. He also should not be living on his own, poor thing is not going to have a good life :(
This one was tough as we just lost our Aussie Shepherd mix. They are prone to uncontrollable seizures. We had to put her to sleep.
Poor beautiful gorgeous animals.
Watching puppies being born put a smile on my face they are so cute😄😘🌈😃
Wonderful people they love that dog I could tell and they're going to love the puppies too
Thankyou for all you do for the love of the animals indeed bless them.
I've a Yorkipoo that looks like Toby.
I've been raising rats for well over 10 years now and the sneezing can definitely be a sign of upper respiratory infection. They are extremely sensitive to ANY kind of sent and their respiratory symptoms are extremely fragile. You shouldn't use a bedding that has dust. Fleece is the best but it's a lot of work to clean. They don't live long and you want to give them the best life. If you are watching this and are thinking about getting a rat, be sure to do lots of research and they can be expensive. The most important thing is ALWAYS get them in pairs. You need to have more then one. They sleep together, play, and even groom each other. Although you think you can dedicate time to them and you think they won't be lonely unfortunately that's not the case. They are highly intelligent and social, they need a cage mate. The cage in this episode is far too small even for one. There are exceptions to the friend rule cause some rats just can't live with others, but definitely get them a nice big cage. They love to climb, run, popcorn and need lots of room to do it all. They are very clean and can be litter trained. They're like mini dogs. I hope you enjoyed rats 101 lol. 😂🤣👍😁🇨🇦
😂 it's certainly not a 9 to 5, job, I know I have had to take my dog's to the my local vet's at the most daft time's over the years, for different emergency's, also had to call them out too, when looking after horse's, it's definitely a 24/7 job 365 day's a year, and thank all vet's and their staff. Another great video thanks 💖😁
Beautiful bear.
Your all wonderful vets as to doing what you do .Thankyou.
Thanks for everything you guys do saving those beautiful animals GOD Bless 🙏❤️🙏
This show is one of the reasons I want to be a vet nurse
puppers
You are so sweet and I hope you feel better soon bonnie
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀 ❤ 🎀
Omg that fur groo fast on the 6 puppies
Vets are incredible. May God bless them always in life and may they always have what they need to continue saving lives. In Jesus name Amen
I love how you pray God's Blessings over His talented 2-legged creations who love and look after His 4-legged creations. Spoken like a true born-again Christ-follower (like me!)
My dog also had seizures, but how she passed was traumatizing for me... I was seven yrs old and she started having one on my bed and I woke up to her on the floor after she was mid-seizure, and I started screaming, then unfortunately she died right in front of me... Still feel guilty
RATS ARE CUTE 🐀🐁
I understand how poor Bonnie felt. My baby boy kept coming dow and going back up. How ever I had the assistance of force pts.
Your love is so evident!!!
Somw years ago my york had the same issues during labor as Bonnie. Unfortunately one puppy didint make it, he was too big for her to push out. Only one puppy survived from two. We were in shock, because earlier vet saw on usg three puppies. One was that big that he looked like two.
My Canadian Content radio play laws thank you for naming the diamond python Neil.
Not them pointing the snakes head to the injury and saying see it’s all right! 😂
fabulous video!
Have helped many times !
Thanks!
Get well soon.
The puppy is so cute and i hope it gets better soon 😊
Cutiepie 💓 in the world 😊the animals 💖
Aww
Dani is my favorite female vet she is way less dramatic then the others i wish she was on more episodes
It's now May,2022. Any word on the outcome for Dr. Danny's dog Bear?
As of late she is doing well, they have her on a medication regimen that so far seems to be working. Dr Kate's dog Benny passed away recently though.
The pups are so squeeky they sound like they're meowing
I've got 6 cats and 26 gerbils. The cats lay on the cages and just stare at the gerbils.
Bonnie's owner saying that the idea of being responsible for the pups lives kinda annoyed me. Like, the second she allowed her dog to become pregnant, she was responsible for their lives.
I think she meant being handed the puppy because of them being short staffed due to it being in the middle of the night. Trying to revive a puppy can take some skill and it's easier for a vet to handle. She did everything she was supposed to do like getting proper vet care during the pregnancy and being attentive and knowing when to call a vet when labor starts.
@@AccidentallyOnPurpose it was the wording, though. That she suddenly realised she was responsible for the puppies lives, when she's been responsible for them, the mother, and all the risks from the moment of conception. Just annoys me that so many people breed their dogs and never seem to consider there will be actual puppies with potential problems at the end of it.
@@CoRLex-jh5vx I'm pretty sure she was aware she was responsible for the puppies, hence why she's been attentive to the mother the whole pregnancy. They originally bred her for the grieving process for the kids of losing their grandmother. Either after or during a csection the animal is spayed (depends on the vet's opinions on hormone levels), because an animal who has a csection to give birth will basically almost always need a csection.
I am in agreeance that overbreeding is a problem, and that people should adopt more, but it's attacking the wrong target.
The puppies sound like cats at their age lol glad Bonnie and her pups are doing well and safe