On days when the depression demons are too much, I cuddle my dog and watch Bondi Vet. Because how can you feel down and sad when good people help animals and you have a cute doggo sleeping on your lap?
I’m right there with you! Life is hard, and depression can feel like an unending weight pressing down on you. These videos are very hopeful and cheerful. And my two little dogs are always nearby to hug during the suspenseful bits.😉
I know the puppy rescue has been shown before but honestly, that's one for the resumé. If I were Girardo I would want to show off that effort every chance I got.
man imagine your watching tv and then you see your missing cat at the vet. i feel bad for decan’s original owners, they probably miss him so much, but im glad he has a new home and people looking after him
Can I just express my eternal and huge gratitude to this show for showing how difficult, complex and amazing the job of a vet is!!!! My gorgeous cat had a really horrible accident just a week ago and had to undergo a couple of surgeries under general anesthesia and certainly because of watching this show, I was a lot less anxious about the whole thing and I even knew straightaway what the vets were going to do! THANK YOU SO MUCH BONDI VETS!!!!! 💕💕💕🐈🐈🐈
@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar he's doing great! Very strong leg again and his hair is growing so his leg doesn't look like a poodle's 😂. Thank you so much for asking 💕
Glad all the fur babies recovered from their surgeries. Glad kangaroo's lump was not cancous. The vet's are awesome and good at what they do. Glad the owner is taking easy with her fur baby at the park.
As a human with hip dysplasia, I'm so happy the puppy didn't have it! Mine's really mild, but even then it's a pain to live with. It hurts my heart to know that those poor dogs also have to deal with it :(
Poor Deacon. I have recurrent corneal erosion so while it's not the same as having eyelashes constantly in my eyes, it does mean that every time I go to sleep, the inside of my eyelid basically sticks to my cornea and rips away the surface layer when I open my eyes,, exposing nerve endings and damaging the surface of your eye. The pain, swelling, redness, blurry vision, watering eyes and nose, light sensitivity and general discomfort is so bad, some days I can't even open my eye, and the only treatments (so far) that I've been given are eye drops and eye ointments that are basically vaseline to cover your eyeball before you sleep. I feel so bad for that kitty, having any kind of abrasion to your eye is so painful, no wonder the poor thing can't open his eyes.
I saw a young woman on Dr. Pimple Popper several days ago that had some condition ( I don't remember what she called it) where she has eyelashes growing through one of her top eyelids. My biggest fear is going blind. I was an aid for a blind/deaf student. Of course he was born that way but when, what a challenge he was. I was with him from age 6-16. Sounds like you have quite a challenging problem too. Good luck
@@ninaappelt9001 I feel like I could cope with one or the other, but being both deaf and blind together can make communication so difficult - especially, I would imagine if it happens before you are able to speak, read and write etc. And for me, *my* biggest fear is being trapped inside myself, fully aware, but unable to communicate with anyone. Nobody thinks they could cope with a disability when they're abled, and that, sadly, is why there's so much unnecessary pity, saviourism and ableism... being disabled isn't automatically a bad thing. Over my life, I've gone from a person who swam, ran, mountain biked, did gymnastics, martial arts, etc to someone who is (now) bedbound and unable to even sit up. And sure, I wish I WASN'T confined to bed because I want to get out and enjoy things that I can't right now - but my life isn't miserable. I have friends, I have hobbies, and it's amazing how many things you can do lying down with a little lateral thinking!
@@JustAnotherBuckyLoverThe young man isn't completely blind but legally blind and has several birth defects. He lives a good life though. Of course he doesn't know any different. So glad you have a good outlook on life.
Gerardo, after working over an hour to save the puppy: "It is amazing to hear that sound and you never get tired of it." Me: "Can we please _clone this man_ a million times over?"
So many good stories, from Kangaroo, cat who needed a hone and eyes to eye, dog with a puppy in trouble, a puppy that ate a ball, and a dog who needed to not exercise to much. That’s life with a pet.
Seriously love all the Bondi Vet shows. To all the veterinarians and all the staff who work there you’re absolutely amazing, you love deeply and thank you. Keep up the good work love and hugs from California
Dr. Scott, My boxer George swallowed a softball. Not a soft ball, but a baseball only large size. White leather and red stitching, his vet was still open. I called him, he said "If he doesn't pass it by morning bring him in. Try to get the kind of ball it is" I'm a endoscopy nurse, I was just glad he was breathing. Of course we were there before he opened. He asked if I brought the ball, I said yes, it's in his stomach. He took George for x-ray, came right back in with x-ray. You could even see the raised threads. He said he would use x-ray to show the university to listen to moms.
How lovely of the twin vets to help out at a sanctuary/rescue centre. All the vets are amazing and work so hard to save/ease the lives of the animals entrusted to their care. I truly enjoy this channel.
Amazing work everyone!! It brings you to tears when you see an animal suffering with a sudden condition that needs attention. That poor kitty was in so much pain and then to see it in its forever home was so great. I loved that they never gave up on the little female puppy. That was awesome!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰🥰💗🐶💗🐈⬛💗
I love all the very different animals from what we have in the USA. Any kangaroo, platypus, Capybara, Scoat or all the others I see in this show I would have to see in a zoo are always a treat. So glad most episodes have a positive outcome.
I think it is a good sign when a veterinarian talks to their patients. Just because animals are not humans does not mean they do not have feelings. Some people, even vets, take the fact that "it is not a person" a little too literally.
This episode really hits different because of how much stress the vets are under! I can only imagine what they are going through when they have cases like this.
Just awesome work by you all as ever. Thanks for showing such compassion towards them as they do not have their own voice but bring such pleasure to us. I can never watch an episode without tearing up at least twice.
Great Video. I like watching the amazing job you are all doing. To stay one hour to revive a small kitten shows how serious you are with pets's lives. God bless you all.👍👍❤❤
BondiVets helped us save the life of one of our foster puppies, he was blue in the mouth and gaspping for air every 15-20 seconds. I called The Humane Society emergency vet and they told me they could humanely euthanize puppy #6 so he would not suffer. But we were not ready to give on him and he had fight left. I was doing chest compressions patting him facing downward to get all the fluid out of his airways and my dad would give mouth to mouth. 30 minutes of non stop CPR and puppy #6 takes in a deep breath then lets out the loudest crys that is pure music to our ears. We names #6 puppy Captain Jack after a beloved Doctor Who character that comes back from the death. Captain Jack is still the loudest puppy out of all 11 puppies. If it were not for such amazing details in the episode I happened to watch, Captain Jack would not be here with us today. I'm not trying to be a vet I only like to know what to do in certain situations considering I do Foster a lot and it paid off big time.
Gerado I'm so glad to see you again l loved watching you do what it takes to treat what most vets would give up, but you keep a eye on blood pressure and when he would take a breath, bravo. Not Bondi vets not that way in America. But then lt's been a long time since l lost my Buddy a condition of his esophagus, coughing. Dr. Scott you are amazing too you all have the the best team. You have to keep these videos going it was kept me sane l lost my husband 3 years ago the covid being isolated l couldn't even see my kids and get hugs from anyone, you all kept me alive.
With that pupper that swallowed the ball, Scott asks how he did it and the only thing that comes to mind is that good doggo wants to be a competitive eater. LOL
I had to resuscitate a puppy once. it was ROUGH. he got stuck in mama and when we finally got him out he was pale as a ghost and we thought he wasnt breathing but we got him on oxygen and started rubbing him and he would occasionally gasp so we just kept going and once he was breathing a little more steadily and significantly pinker we set him in the incubator with the oxygen and just kept an eye on him. he fully recovered and is doing great now with his forever home
Im currently working at a Vet Clinic, but I am not certified. I am going to school for it at this moment but im seeing how things are done and how they are not done at the clinic i work on which makes me sad.
I wish you would not block out the actual surgery site or injuries. In my opinion it takes away from what you are doing and does not convey as to what is going on. I understand it can be bloody and messy but it it takes away from what this patient is going thru and I think this is crucial.
This is a video l have not seen before, and I have been watching a long time. However, seeing the vet nurse Neil with HAIR & dark rimmed glasses was shocking. 🤓👀 NICE !!
Too bad there wasn't a tool to make a hole in the ball. At that point grabbing the edge of the hole would make it much easier to grab toys and pull them out. Great save on the puppy! 🥰
I DO SO LOVE THIS SHOW!! But!!! Ya know, I was raised on a farm where we had our favorite females having babies continually every 6 wks, it seemed. But, I never had a trip to the vets or so many little "nasty dues" as these cats have. HONEST!! I am curious how they have the time to get to all of the customers that they have and each of them has an Emergency for X[Treme issues or they'll die, suffer, nervous tremors as each of their patient's pets!! I have to question how much they have to put out on each VET visit! We had couples of everything you can imagine & they birthed all the time (all except our male monkey" that rode on the heads of the sheep b'cuz of the cushy rides. The monkey steered them around the yard at milking time morning & nite and waited for him to steer them down to the milking stations. 23 milkers! All the animals we had we wouldn't have been able to afford them all!! I have to wonder if it's something in the air - and I'm not meaning to be sarcastic, at all!! I'm actually serious if the city living is harder on the animals - than out in the country. They cleared their eyes, they fixed themselves up so they were ready for the dining after the cows are done. We'd have anywhere from 25 -- 40 animals waiting on the excess milk for treats. I think it's quite likely that something could be in the atmosphere. Is that an issue? Oh! Great job on the little puppy; and now I'm concerned if Scott is going to get that ball out of the dog who ate it. I think the young man said it best -- "We just wanted to go out for a harmless walk together"; who knew? Who'd a thunk it? What do you do if the Vets are not in office? Are they running 24-7?
On days when the depression demons are too much, I cuddle my dog and watch Bondi Vet. Because how can you feel down and sad when good people help animals and you have a cute doggo sleeping on your lap?
I’m right there with you! Life is hard, and depression can feel like an unending weight pressing down on you. These videos are very hopeful and cheerful. And my two little dogs are always nearby to hug during the suspenseful bits.😉
I'm right there with you. I was watching this thinking I need an emotional support animal.
I know the puppy rescue has been shown before but honestly, that's one for the resumé. If I were Girardo I would want to show off that effort every chance I got.
We think so too!
@@BondiVet Girardo, you were amazing. God bless you.😄
I bet that puppy squeak was one of Gerardo's top ten favorite moments after an hour of CPR.
Heartbeat=hope (no matter how slow), I'm glad you didn't give up on that puppy.
I think most vets would have given up sooner.
I can't believe a hour......
Dr Danni Dusek has a real heart of gold. Such a lovely person but an incredibly good vet as well.
I think Dr Dani can be a great Vet teacher/professor. She explains everything very clearly
I believe I would have liked to be a vet...but one thing stood in my way. I can't stand needles.
Lolll
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man imagine your watching tv and then you see your missing cat at the vet. i feel bad for decan’s original owners, they probably miss him so much, but im glad he has a new home and people looking after him
Can I just express my eternal and huge gratitude to this show for showing how difficult, complex and amazing the job of a vet is!!!! My gorgeous cat had a really horrible accident just a week ago and had to undergo a couple of surgeries under general anesthesia and certainly because of watching this show, I was a lot less anxious about the whole thing and I even knew straightaway what the vets were going to do! THANK YOU SO MUCH BONDI VETS!!!!! 💕💕💕🐈🐈🐈
How is your kitty?
@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar he's doing great! Very strong leg again and his hair is growing so his leg doesn't look like a poodle's 😂. Thank you so much for asking 💕
@@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar He did end up needing three surgeries as the injury was that bad.
@@RosedVDawsonso happy to hear that he's recovering. Well done.
Glad all the fur babies recovered from their surgeries. Glad kangaroo's lump was not cancous. The vet's are awesome and good at what they do. Glad the owner is taking easy with her fur baby at the park.
So relieved to see that Bonnie's last wee puppy eventually started breathing and yelping on his own.😊🥰🤝👏👍
I wished we had vets like you where I live. You guys are amazing
As a human with hip dysplasia, I'm so happy the puppy didn't have it! Mine's really mild, but even then it's a pain to live with. It hurts my heart to know that those poor dogs also have to deal with it :(
Bless you, kiddo! And I'm with you on the world action to Save the Bees!
My 22 year old daughter has it too. Save the 🐝 and take care of you!!
Poor Deacon. I have recurrent corneal erosion so while it's not the same as having eyelashes constantly in my eyes, it does mean that every time I go to sleep, the inside of my eyelid basically sticks to my cornea and rips away the surface layer when I open my eyes,, exposing nerve endings and damaging the surface of your eye. The pain, swelling, redness, blurry vision, watering eyes and nose, light sensitivity and general discomfort is so bad, some days I can't even open my eye, and the only treatments (so far) that I've been given are eye drops and eye ointments that are basically vaseline to cover your eyeball before you sleep. I feel so bad for that kitty, having any kind of abrasion to your eye is so painful, no wonder the poor thing can't open his eyes.
I saw a young woman on Dr. Pimple Popper several days ago that had some condition ( I don't remember what she called it) where she has eyelashes growing through one of her top eyelids.
My biggest fear is going blind. I was an aid for a blind/deaf student. Of course he was born that way but when, what a challenge he was. I was with him from age 6-16. Sounds like you have quite a challenging problem too. Good luck
@@ninaappelt9001 I feel like I could cope with one or the other, but being both deaf and blind together can make communication so difficult - especially, I would imagine if it happens before you are able to speak, read and write etc. And for me, *my* biggest fear is being trapped inside myself, fully aware, but unable to communicate with anyone. Nobody thinks they could cope with a disability when they're abled, and that, sadly, is why there's so much unnecessary pity, saviourism and ableism... being disabled isn't automatically a bad thing. Over my life, I've gone from a person who swam, ran, mountain biked, did gymnastics, martial arts, etc to someone who is (now) bedbound and unable to even sit up. And sure, I wish I WASN'T confined to bed because I want to get out and enjoy things that I can't right now - but my life isn't miserable. I have friends, I have hobbies, and it's amazing how many things you can do lying down with a little lateral thinking!
@@JustAnotherBuckyLoverThe young man isn't completely blind but legally blind and has several birth defects. He lives a good life though. Of course he doesn't know any different.
So glad you have a good outlook on life.
Gerardo, after working over an hour to save the puppy: "It is amazing to hear that sound and you never get tired of it."
Me: "Can we please _clone this man_ a million times over?"
By no
My friend I couldn't agree with you more. Imagine a world filled with human beings who would fight so hard for the life of a puppy.
AND the man is a hunk.
That is dedication... resussing a puppy for a full hour. You dont actually realise how hard vets work until you watch this kind of thing. ❤
Interesting that the vet in the UK said after 1/2 hour if no re-sus, no life possible, here, this vet said after an hour.
@@meeeka It depends on the conditions/circumstances!!
That is gonna be one puppy with a sore chest but oh my gosh it’s so cute! Everyone’s such heroes for saving him!
I love this show. I'm an old lady, but I tell you part of the pleasure is just fantasing about Chris. Love you 🥰
@Doris Andryauskas as another old lady, I agree wholeheartedly!
As a 30-something gal, I wholeheartedly agree, and more power to ya!
Lol such wonderful texts.
I don’t know when I’ve been so invested in the outcome of one of these cases! I REALLY wanted that puppy to make it! Truly amazing to watch!
So many good stories, from Kangaroo, cat who needed a hone and eyes to eye, dog with a puppy in trouble, a puppy that ate a ball, and a dog who needed to not exercise to much. That’s life with a pet.
You All Saved This PUPPY LIFE..
Thank you
Seriously love all the Bondi Vet shows. To all the veterinarians and all the staff who work there you’re absolutely amazing, you love deeply and thank you. Keep up the good work love and hugs from California
Thanks!
Dr. Scott, My boxer George swallowed a softball. Not a soft ball, but a baseball only large size. White leather and red stitching, his vet was still open. I called him, he said "If he doesn't pass it by morning bring him in. Try to get the kind of ball it is" I'm a endoscopy nurse, I was just glad he was breathing. Of course we were there before he opened. He asked if I brought the ball, I said yes, it's in his stomach. He took George for x-ray, came right back in with x-ray. You could even see the raised threads. He said he would use x-ray to show the university to listen to moms.
Bonnie has got to be the cutest 💓💓
I love love all of these Vets and Nurses who save our bundles of joy. All have a real heart for the animals.
I have so much respect for Danni's love & championing of disadvantaged animals. Her joy is beautiful.
Just one hour of hope can save a life ….beautiful 💚💜🐶
Bonnie is such a sweet dog & accepted the surgery well & was so trusting. Good Mama & thank you Gerado & the team.
Oooh that's so sweet she made it wonderful puppy well done for saving her 💜🙏💜
I Love You All..🤗💖🐾
How lovely of the twin vets to help out at a sanctuary/rescue centre. All the vets are amazing and work so hard to save/ease the lives of the animals entrusted to their care. I truly enjoy this channel.
I love the fact that that one dog was limping basically because of growing pains! I hope the pupper grows up healthy and strong.
Name that last one:. MIRACLE
These vets are very good and caring about the animals and owners, 👍
God bless these people for what they do!!!!!
Amazing work everyone!! It brings you to tears when you see an animal suffering with a sudden condition that needs attention. That poor kitty was in so much pain and then to see it in its forever home was so great.
I loved that they never gave up on the little female puppy. That was awesome!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰🥰💗🐶💗🐈⬛💗
No Dr Gerado YOU did a great job!!! Hope that puppy has a great life...and that call it Gerado after you!!! Well done team!!
That little puppy squeak made me cry!!!!
I love all the very different animals from what we have in the USA. Any kangaroo, platypus, Capybara, Scoat or all the others I see in this show I would have to see in a zoo are always a treat. So glad most episodes have a positive outcome.
Baxter and Lucy just had me in tears. I would have adopted Baxter in a heart beat!❤️ sending so much love to both of them. ❤️💖🥰🤗
I think it is a good sign when a veterinarian talks to their patients. Just because animals are not humans does not mean they do not have feelings. Some people, even vets, take the fact that "it is not a person" a little too literally.
Love watching these episodes,the vets nurses are amazing always ,A Big ThankYou to all Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧♥️♥️
I love this show very much. Well done everyone.
This episode really hits different because of how much stress the vets are under! I can only imagine what they are going through when they have cases like this.
Just awesome work by you all as ever.
Thanks for showing such compassion towards them as they do not have their own voice but bring such pleasure to us.
I can never watch an episode without tearing up at least twice.
Great Video. I like watching the amazing job you are all doing. To stay one hour to revive a small kitten shows how serious you are with pets's lives. God bless you all.👍👍❤❤
Loved watching this episode and I'm so glad the cat is feeling so much better and he's not pawing at his eyes
Good job to all the Vets!!!
BondiVets helped us save the life of one of our foster puppies, he was blue in the mouth and gaspping for air every 15-20 seconds. I called The Humane Society emergency vet and they told me they could humanely euthanize puppy #6 so he would not suffer. But we were not ready to give on him and he had fight left. I was doing chest compressions patting him facing downward to get all the fluid out of his airways and my dad would give mouth to mouth. 30 minutes of non stop CPR and puppy #6 takes in a deep breath then lets out the loudest crys that is pure music to our ears. We names #6 puppy Captain Jack after a beloved Doctor Who character that comes back from the death. Captain Jack is still the loudest puppy out of all 11 puppies. If it were not for such amazing details in the episode I happened to watch, Captain Jack would not be here with us today. I'm not trying to be a vet I only like to know what to do in certain situations considering I do Foster a lot and it paid off big time.
I really wish you guys would stop blurring all the good parts. Those are the bits I like the most.
Everyone can agree that we all sing along to: “you make my world a better place, Ahh ahh , I can depend on you~”
Amazing Veterinär Bondi Vet❤️fantastic job 👍❤️❤️❤️
Ohhh myyy! So many little lives restored! Aaaaaamennnn!
So nice that Kangaroo was saved and that little Joey can be reunited with its mum
Gerado I'm so glad to see you again l loved watching you do what it takes to treat what most vets would give up, but you keep a eye on blood pressure and when he would take a breath, bravo. Not Bondi vets not that way in America. But then lt's been a long time since l lost my Buddy a condition of his esophagus, coughing.
Dr. Scott you are amazing too you all have the the best team. You have to keep these videos going it was kept me sane l lost my husband 3 years ago the covid being isolated l couldn't even see my kids and get hugs from anyone, you all kept me alive.
Nice to see Nathan back!
I can't stop crying.
I love Dr. Dani she is great ❤
Pablo, you'll get better with Dr. Scott.
I love without moderation...Good job everyone
Mine and my brothers kittens keep on putting their paw on the screen like they are petting the animals 🥺😆
Gerardo l am glad to see your face here l hope to see you more.
*#Bondivet** is my favorite veterinarian show.🐾*
With that pupper that swallowed the ball, Scott asks how he did it and the only thing that comes to mind is that good doggo wants to be a competitive eater. LOL
Maybe he wants to cosplay a snake?
Good work . Team Bondi. May Almighty be pleased with you all
Never would a South African vet persevere for so long!
I had to resuscitate a puppy once. it was ROUGH. he got stuck in mama and when we finally got him out he was pale as a ghost and we thought he wasnt breathing but we got him on oxygen and started rubbing him and he would occasionally gasp so we just kept going and once he was breathing a little more steadily and significantly pinker we set him in the incubator with the oxygen and just kept an eye on him. he fully recovered and is doing great now with his forever home
This vet. A good nen and a doctor , let help them with money so he can keep save animals
Gawd,all of you give me duck lumps!
All Amazing...i want to visit~ Go Bondi~~~
Im currently working at a Vet Clinic, but I am not certified. I am going to school for it at this moment but im seeing how things are done and how they are not done at the clinic i work on which makes me sad.
I wish you would not block out the actual surgery site or injuries. In my opinion it takes away from what you are doing and does not convey as to what is going on. I understand it can be bloody and messy but it it takes away from what this patient is going thru and I think this is crucial.
Nurse Nathan 🥰 .
I can not wait until it comes out and I wonder what type of puppy it is?
Your Hard Work..
I LOVE YOU MORE
I'd love to adopt Deacon. Wish I were closer...
This is a video l have not seen before, and I have been watching a long time. However, seeing the vet nurse Neil with HAIR & dark rimmed glasses was shocking. 🤓👀 NICE !!
Such a sweet cat.
Dr Danny & Dr Kate - you have to admit Australia has 2 of the best looking vets on the planet LOL
I wish u guys were in Edinburg 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
Great TV vet
I really thought I was about to watch this
Dr Gerardo is a seriously good looking guy
Too bad there wasn't a tool to make a hole in the ball. At that point grabbing the edge of the hole would make it much easier to grab toys and pull them out.
Great save on the puppy! 🥰
Keep it up Bondi vets ur all amazing
Hope everytjing turned out fine there.
Danni, I would like it much better if you were singing at the end!
Wow thanks 🙏🏼 Doctor
Are Dr. Chris and Dr. Scott brothers? If not, they are two talented and very handsome guys with wonderful personalities.
no Scott now lives & works in London & mamy more surgeries
would love to see surgery procedure without it being blocked out.
Thanks for continuing to make episodes
I can’t wait
There is a sewing tool that might be better than grabber. Flexible wire and fine hook.
I didn't know cats could have entroption
It sounds like baby jagwar
My Missy had hip issue.
Not happy for Her..
She eventually was Laid Down because of this..
I have Her Ashes..
She will go with me..assured
The twin vet's are so much nicer to see / listen to than the twinnies from the bird sanctuary
These twins don’t have any spectrum disorders…the twinnies are wonderful and so caring. If they could they would be amazing vets.
What happened it said the 4th the other day now it’s got the 6th I’m a little sad 😞
How ever I can’t wait until it does come out
Nice video 👌👌👌
Adleast it's tomorrow
Is there a way to see the videos unsencerd?
I DO SO LOVE THIS SHOW!! But!!! Ya know, I was raised on a farm where we had our favorite females having babies continually every 6 wks, it seemed. But, I never had a trip to the vets or so many little "nasty dues" as these cats have. HONEST!!
I am curious how they have the time to get to all of the customers that they have and each of them has an Emergency for X[Treme issues or they'll die, suffer, nervous tremors as each of their patient's pets!! I have to question how much they have to put out on each VET visit!
We had couples of everything you can imagine & they birthed all the time (all except our male monkey" that rode on the heads of the sheep b'cuz of the cushy rides. The monkey steered them around the yard at milking time morning & nite and waited for him to steer them down to the milking stations. 23 milkers! All the animals we had we wouldn't have been able to afford them all!! I have to wonder if it's something in the air - and I'm not meaning to be sarcastic, at all!! I'm actually serious if the city living is harder on the animals - than out in the country. They cleared their eyes, they fixed themselves up so they were ready for the dining after the cows are done. We'd have anywhere from 25 -- 40 animals waiting on the excess milk for treats.
I think it's quite likely that something could be in the atmosphere. Is that an issue?
Oh! Great job on the little puppy; and now I'm concerned if Scott is going to get that ball out of the dog who ate it. I think the young man said it best -- "We just wanted to go out for a harmless walk together"; who knew? Who'd a thunk it? What do you do if the Vets are not in office? Are they running 24-7?