Baby Seal Is In A Critical Condition | FULL EPISODE | S03E20 | Vet On The Hill
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Dr Scott must help a baby seal who is found away from their family.
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I've lived in ALASKA USA for about 15 years & while there I fell in love with sea otters! It was delightful to see them released back into the sea!
Even though you're a LONG WAY from were I live... I just LOVE watching all of you tacking care of animals of all sorts. Thank ~ You for what you do!
When I used
When I used to live in San Francisco I would visit Pier One. Island and. There were hundreds of seals. Preaching on large stones. I could spend hours just enjoying them. I miss those days.
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Pretty good recovery for a species that was on the edge of extinction a few decades ago. Now if we could just prevent these wild populations from getting endangered that would be much better.
@@delanopereira9558 Come back and visit us!
Baby seals are some of the cutest babies
i'd find it hard to say bye to them going back in the sea .
She is precious!
yes they look cute but they are absolutely not cuddly. They are dangerous to handle if you are not carefull.
We need to be smart about how we behave with each member of wildlife. They are not baby dolls and they all have species-specific needs, attitudes, perceptions, diets, and behaviors. For example, the "please do not feed the________" signs. Animals may not physically tolerate human food/treats/meds; perhaps 🤔what we feed them may severely sicken them, worst yet poison them.
That's just one example. Let's be smart, informed, & safe; safe for/from them & for/from us.
The little seal was a cutie😍. And when she farted i fell out of my bed laughing😂.
Maybe it was Scott🤭🤓
I guess she intended to teach him a lesson. 😬😬😬🤣🤣🤣
@@GrandmaLM Nah it was the seal I think she even wagged her tail at him like sorry that was me LOL
You want to be back there I'll show u what happens back there lol
The seal's social comment? Political? 😂
Rodney looked like he had fur instead of feathers! Beautiful birds and he takes such good care of them.
You know what I REALLY LOVED about this episode?! EVERYONE was given a clean bill of health in the end (EVEN the poor rook who had to have their wing amputated) AND THERE WERE NO DEATHS!!!!!!!
I've LITERALLY lost count of the number of times this program has made my tears flow!!!!! My carpet will NEVER be the same again!!!!!!
I just LOVE how Rodney took to Scott immediately, and just casually sat on his arm ^.^
I never gave thought to seal farts. Scott handled it very well though. Always poised and classy!
The farting seal !!! just the laugh I needed after a stressful day
I do like Dr. Scots easy going manner with the owners, staff and the patients he so lovingly attends. The rook was a challenge. They all worked so well together and pulled him through. Dr. Scott has a big heart and tons of affection for his patients. I love it when he's talking to the patient and tells them what procedure he needs to do, and tells them Uncle Scott will do all he can to make them feel better.
I quite admire people like Claire, the animal care supervisor at the Seal Sanctuary. They lead with their heart and do much good.
Dr. Scott is an incredible vet, but even more than that, he is an awesome human being. I have such respect for him. Did I mention his wonderful sense of humor!
And he's handsome and if I could I'd properly kidnap him to keep for my very own!!! 😂😉
When they took the towel off and the seal tried to scoot away 😂 so cute
Gary is such a kind man, he is worried about the birds, taking care of them and very gentle with the birds!
I love finding out Scott had seal training! He and Phoebe do a great job, as well as the rest of the vet staff. Excellent job as always, and I look forward to more episodes!!!
I absolutely love your show and all these sweet animal s
I'm constantly surprised by all the 'exotic' animals (i.e. other than dogs and cats) with which Scott is very familiar.
I love corvids, we feed them and have a few special crow friends, they are incredibly intelligent and affectionate. The crow friends we have are still wild, they like to say hi every now and again. In the three years we've lived here no crow has ever pooped on the laundry drying outside and our windows have only been decorated twice. I think they make the conscious effort to be careful where they poop in return for kind treatment!
Nelson had me on the edge of my seat, so happy he pulled through.🤗🥰
so does that mean that rook lived in the wild without a working wing? That is one tough bird.
My thought exactly! What a fighter! He’s gonna have a good, easy life from now on though. What a great story.
He was found on the side of the road. More than likely he was attacked by an animal and the broken piece was knocked out or pulled or such. It is more than likely it could have fallen from the nest and broken then as well. But he would have been a target to hungry opportunistic animals. So he was probably found quickly and healed without it. But he had no control over it because he had no joint to lift it. So now, he can live without hinderance and not have to worry about injury from dragging it.
Dr. Scott is such a caring guy. I love how he is with the animals and their owners too.
Birds (especially any corvids) and seals are my favourites! So happy this episode had both! 😭💖 Good work as always
Corvids are crazy smart, they will remember you and they hold grudges, so if you cross paths with any, treat them nicely, and they will spread the word that you're an okay sort, lol. They have a real sense of fair play, and will often bring you presents if you give them something, like a snack, or some pretty, shiny thing that they take a fancy to.
My Aunt was a Birds of Prey rehabber and we got to help feed baby owls, and other baby animals (people brought them to her if their mothers died, and she could never say no). It was a wonderful thing to look forward to every weekend. We even took care of 8 baby Kingfishers, and baby wood ducks. It taught us so much about caring for others, no matter how big or small.
I love rooks so much! People laugh at me forn saying this but they are genuinely my favouite British birds. Gary is going such wonderful work - and Scott is such an amazing vet.
Gary seems like a fantastic human. If I was ever to take a trip across the pond, could I go visit his beauties. I love any bird in that family. Rooks, Ravens, Magpies, Jay's and Crows especially. They are so loving and intellectual and while I share his enthusiasm, ai don't have his knowledge but I'd love to learn.
That poor bird I own a cockatoo for 25 yrs I can’t even believe how cruel ppl are , thk God for compassionate n empathic ppl. Thk you all for taking care of Gods animals .
I've seen so many beached seals. It's really sad, but i'm happy you guys were able to save the baby seal.
I can just picture Dottie's mom walking down the sidewalk, smiling at & talking to her purse. And _no one knows_ this little bundle of joy is curled up in there until they see the little whip whipping back & forth out the other side of the purse!
Ohhh, sweet little Gwynnie - so wide-eyed and watching everything and everybody. I'm so glad she made a full recovery.
And what a beautiful place the Cornish coast is, I will travel there one day to see it for myself.
What a tremendous amount of knowledge that Dr. Scott has about so many different animal species!
I would love an update on Ray the older male seal. He is such a cutie pie.
It never crossed my mind that a bird needed to be plucked before surgery but I guess it makes sense. What a weird case. So happy this episode was dropped today. I needed something positive and this was just the thing.
Its kinda crazy to think about. But a dog or cat has to get shaved it only makes sense for a bird to get plucked. Learn something new every day
@@SJholtz those were actually my exact thoughts. I love learning new things.
@@cassandrahepp6445 thats what I think is great about watching shows like this, you learn and your heart grows for others.
Those seals were so cute! Thank You Dr. Scott For Saving These Precious Seals And These Beautiful Birds from The Crow Family! Amazing Crew With AMAZING Doctors ❤️❤️💕💕🌹🌹
You can see that the wonderful man who cares for the crows truly loves them. Just awesome.
That poor seal! I’ve been to that seal sanctuary near Falmouth it’s lovely to see the healing seals!
Dr Scott well done for getting this wing of this beautiful bird but most most of a massive congratulations to the 2 beautiful nurses that u worked with during this operation they did a fantastic job keeping this bird alive during surgery for u Dr Scott wonderful.
I want to know if they had a rook called Delboy. It somehow seems wrong to have a Rodney without a Delboy. Been to the seal sanctuary it is such an amazing place. I like that they release them into the wild. There is something special about seeing seals in the wild.
nelson is the cutest bird i have ever seen
Isn't he adorable? Rooks are such amazing birds. Hugely intelligent, like all crows, but with a fascinating social structure too. I love them.
Dr. Scott is pretty trusting to put his face so near to that rook's beak! Also, I wonder if rooks have "quicks" like humans (and dogs) do in their nails. When I clip my dog's nails, I have to make sure I don't cut them into the quick, else the nails will bleed.
I love this show so much but is bittersweet for me, I'm living in America but am desperately homesick and have longed to move back home for a while now, Unfortunately money stops me from returning. I'm keeping positive thoughts, and hopefully one day I can fulfil my dream of being home with my large family nearby.
It's a new year with new possibilities so on that note thank God for Dr Scott and his wonderful programme, and God bless you all, and all creatures great and small 😊
I hope you found your way back home 🇬🇧
@@angelabrown8458 unfortunately no, but plans are in motion and will take some time. Very nice of you to say, thank you.
I don't like 99% of humans but I like these people.
Dr Scott is amazing, wish he was my vet for my dogs.
I wish the same, all of us animal lovers dream of having a vet who excels in his field, and a vet who truly cares about his patients.
He's one of a KIND!
WOW! I was surprised to see that yellow/green seal. I'm happy it's nothing worrying and just some travel sickness ☺️
Nelson is definitely a strong boy brave fighter Great work Dr.Scott 👍
Every Dachshund I have ever seen has stole my heart! They’re incredibly cute and love to play. They also love cuddles.💕
I’ve had two in my lifetime and they are awesome little friends. Total clowns
I enjoy all episodes but Scott's are my favorite. Very interesting and informative.
Dr Scott is the best vet on U-tube!
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼
Grammy Bear, even though he's in a different country across the sea... I watch him too! I'm in Sheridan, Wyoming now. 57 years old... who can believe it!
@@codijo-myalaskandog122 64 year old in Odessa , Texas!
@@terrydodson9884 69 in Orlando FL. I have watched Bondi Vet and Vet on the Hill throughout isolation during COVID, which has really been an inspirational lift and so informative -- I learn more about cat care every day; what I particularly like is seeing animals indigenous to Australia like platypuses, roos, Tasmanian devils, as well as unusual birds. What amazes me about these vets is they know about SO many different animals -- rooks, cats, dogs, cows, birds, reptiles, seals, koalas, tigers, etc. I don't know how they keep all that information straight. It's neat to see tigers close up to see the fur and how large the paws, teeth, and heads are. Wow. Like Noah's ark!
Grandma, 73, MN. Binging also😷
62 in Michigan, the mitten state.
Good on you Gary!! What a good service you are doing for these birds!
One of my favorite animals is 🦭 and that 🐬. I smiled when 🦭 passed gas. The bird is pretty. Show made my day.
What a different and wonderful episode! Rooks and baby seals? Awesome!
Rooks, ravens, and crows and I have a strange relationship. If I'm ever upset they are around. If I'm ever having a big change in life, they are around. It has really become a comfort
I have never seen a seal making that sound . The little guienee was so cute 😘😘😘😘😘
Scott is my favorite vet! And the British landscapes are so beautiful! Thank you for saving this baby.
Love these rescue vids, such respect for these people. From South Africa
I cannot even say how much I loved Rodney hanging on Scott's arm while he worked on that bird. And here is the sucky thing about America's rules about birds who have an injured wing that needs amputation.....if a bird has a wing that needs to be amputated, wildlife rehabbers will take them to the vet to be killed. Our vets won't even try to save a bird like that because of our laws. Our country is so far behind when it comes to the care of animals.
And what about animals in food industry? Or fashion... how people can wear coats made of real fur? Or a bag made of calf leather:/
@@poinsettia12 uh you do realize that animals that we eat would be eaten by predators in the wild (especially since cows and such are domesticated) and watch a video of a wolf pack eating a deer. We at least don't eat animals until they are DEAD. And we make sure they live comfortably, as stress hormones make the meat tough and flavourless (and go bad quicker). Fun fact, this is actually why factory farmed meat is less tasty than free range. And as for fur? Fur animals are given actually pretty good care (my biggest issue is that they aren't given enough space and stimulation) and when they are put down it's a painless method and (while I know it might sound bad) it happens in the cage they are used to, given by the same people they see everyday. They don't know anything is wrong and they are in no extra stress. The worst you can say about cows and such is that they are taken away for slaughter, so they might be a bit stressed from the trip (they might give them time to destress first? unclear). Also leather and fur are very important to a lot of indigenous cultures so...kinda casually racist to say fur and leather are bad. Besides, leather and fur are warm and last a long time...meanwhile the "vegan" alternatives are literally plastic.
I know it is so sad. They deserve to continue on with a good life even without a wing. Not any different than a dkg or cat that has a limb amputated. They survive!!
Here in the midwest, I volunteer with raptors, owls and hawks, that can not be rehabbed. We call it assisted living. Keep in mind that a federal license is required to keep wild birds. They live in enclosures open to the weather as they would be in the wild. We do not train them to act like pets but encourage them to be as wild as possible. We do not give them names like Judy or Buffy, again, so people do not think of them as pets but the magnificent wild animals that they are. We feed them and clean their enclosures, which are large enough for flight for those that can fly, even if only a little. It is almost all volunteer. it wouldn't be economically feasible otherwise. To a person, we are devoted to and love these birds.
Thank you, one and all, who take care of & return the ones you can back to the sea. All of us are blessed by the work you do and I dream of the day ✨ these precious lives won't be threatened any more. Until that day, I am absolutely 💯🙂 grateful for what you do every day.
Not to be flirty but Scott is getting even more handsome the older he gets. Lucky wife! 🥰😌What a wonderful human being.
I always think the same! Plus the accent... and the perpetual sun-kissed complexion!
Dr "Uncle" Scott a great Australian export!
He has so much experience, has tons of empathy for clients and animals, explains the why, when, what, how, where regarding what he is looking for & treating.
I loved seeing the extreme and proactive hygiene measures used to try to prevent the spread of disease and illness from animal to animal at the seal rescue. I wonder if the second/last (yellowish coloured) seal cub survived. As it wasn't mentioned at the end
You such a BRILLIANT Vet Scott
I loved seeing the baby seals. Poor Ray, how cruel, hit in the head and caused his blindness.
So sad.
It’s really amazing to see they handle them just like their own babies Great Job done by all 👍👏
Greatly admired and greatly appreciated all of you. So very professional and caring.
Wow so needed in your career of choice , God bless and keep you all safe always.
Scott besides being handsome you are an incredibly caring gentleman, all of you crew
Care sooo much in your different fields of expertise.
We all thank you very much!
Phoebe seems so young to be a Vet, but seems 2 be do sweet, loving to the animals, and like she knows what shes doing.
She has one of those faces where people will think she is 20 when she is 40. In my family, we are lucky that way, too. When I was first dating my husband, a friend of his commented that he should be embarrassed dating someone so young. I was 27, and two years older than he was!
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What wonderful animals and the people who keep them that way. I loved this episode.
awwwww, you guys really inspire me!! i cant wait to be a vet.....:)
Good luck to you, your chosen profession speaks volumes about your character 😊🐾🐾🐾🐾
Me too,I love animals so I want to help them
Same as me! Just started my vet school and 5 years to go 🥰
I love the seals, ray is fabulous, rooks and other birds of that family are amazing too, my favourite animals are...animals
I wonder if the rook had an accident that led to a break in the wing bone and that led to resorption of the fractured parts to try and keep the bird alive, which is why there was that gap?
Maybe it got broken and dislocated?
Our school adopted ray and we went to that exact seal sanctuary our primary was Fowey primary
I think the big ol' ears make dottie very cute :)
Bigger ears give a puppy look..Folded ears just always make a dog so much cuter for me.
I loved the books in the all creatures small series and the tv series. This definitely carries on in that genre. 💝🐾
I Love seals! I love crows too...all birds have a place in my heart..there are many in rescues. Sad.
Gwennie is so sweet!! The Rook segment is remarkable.
I love these birds!! So Amazing!
Lovely humans...thank you for your dedication...brillant work...so nice to learn to!
Scott your amazing thk God all you in Australia for the love of your pets . Ho I wish we had that care here in the USA . I’m in pa I love this show . I always wanted to be a vet , I’m a Rn but still can’t tell how I love this show . And totally wish I lived in your county
I so in joy watching long episode and the seals Scott is so smart .
Poor seal! How in the world do they get so dehydrated? How and what do they eat if they are separated from there mothers? I’m so glad that you were able to help her! Thank you guys for doing all of this and for often saving these animals lives! By the way Gquenia or Gwueny is such a perfect name for her! So glad she tested negative for Avian flu! She seemed like such a sweet little girl! It’s so sad that they often get separated from their mothers!
I volunteer at the Marine Mammal Center and never knew that Scott volunteered there!
Loved, Loved, Loved the beautiful BEAUTIFUL Bb seal. 💯❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣
Sooo happy another episode
Love dotty - i love my chiweenie - (half dash) the best ever - rescue dogs are best - bless dotty and her new family -❤🐶
For any animal, it is important to take them to the vet yearly for a baseline understanding of the animal's health do when they are sick, it is clear what is going on. With previous labs and such, it is easier to watch liver and kidney issues that are silent killers until it's too late. So, even though it is a cost, it is an investment because the return of love the animal gives you is worth the investment.
Thank you for the way you deal each and every case💕💕💕🇬🇷
Beautiful babies,way to go Stella!!! Casper and Wendy? Salt and Pepper?
You sure that was the seal?? Hahahaaaa that position and noise was perfect!!
Beautiful episode, it always lifts my spirits and makes me smile how awesome and loving all the Bondi Vets are- and easy on the eyes!! Blessings from NYC!! 😄🤗💐💜🌷💚🌼💙🌻
Stunning creatures and precious as well....
Its awesome that dotty is eating well
29:55 calling a sausage dog "just delicious" seems a little wrong to me! :D
Aww dottie is a cutie pie. I have a doxie too and she's 18weeks.
So far so good no complaints keep 🆙 the great work and I also love ❤️ Bondi veterinarians
Beautiful birds 🐦
Seals are soo cute
Oh I love this channel. Seals and birds!!!???? I love it.
Dachshunds are a very cute breed thing is I would be mindful of how children or adults carry them since they’re so long and their backs can get injure easily held the wrong way. Mine had an episode one time after I carried him on his back not thinking anything of it of course, anyone else had this happen as well?
Nelson was my Grandpa’s, Dad and Brother’s name I love it!!
And Gwinnie let out a fart... congrats, Scott.
My favorite program thanks for the upload.💖👏😍👍♥️
Hayle is a really beautiful place. The cliffs around there are great for quiet beaches
Nelson just gave me a few more grey hairs too! Thanks for all you do.
Rodney was such a character!!!
Omg gwenie made me laugh so freaking hard when she farted hahahhahahahha .....omg that's to freaking funny