Dog With Massive Wound Like a Shark Bite!!! | Full Episode | E34 | Bondi Vet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode Scott is shocked by a wound the size of a shark bite; Chris 'Macguyvers' an ingenious solution for a turtle with a massive crack in its shell; and Tim tackles an antelope with deadly spiked horns!!!
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"are you the turtle i'm here for?"
*dead silence*
That child didn't know a good joke even when faced with it. xD
I appreciate the turtle-saving family, and how the eldest son wanted to take Donna back home as soon as she was better.
I wouldn't mind an uncensored version to see what was going on and how Dr. Scott and his staff handled and treated that.
I'm so impressed of you all!
they do it because of youtube regulations and algorithms stuff.
If you can find an original of the show they aren’t censored. But due to TH-cam algorithm they wouldn’t get nearly the same amount of views if they video had a “viewers discretion warning” or “18 plus restriction”
I know. Really stinks that we can’t see it uncensored!
This show isn't on animal planet, is it?
@@joannestark3023 Which isn't available where I live and VPNs don't work for that
The vets of this show have always impressed me. From Dr. Chris Brown making it possible for orphaned animals to be adopted by other females to moments like this devastating injury that Dr. Scott and his staff handled like MASH surgeons (real life surgeons - not the TV variety - LOL), these vets and their staff are incredible!
Remember that the real doctors, nurses & staff in MASH hospitals in Korea did their jobs to patch up & save thousands of troops in that forgotten war. My Father was in that war. Master Sgt., QM & incredible cook. USA 1937-1954,1962 recalled to active duty. Philippines, Pearl Harbor, North Africa, D Day, Bulge, German Occupation, Korea, Cuban Missle Crisis
@@georgesenda1952 I am a veteran myself, and the daughter of a career soldier. Trust me, I am acutely aware of the capabilities (often against extremely low odds) of combat medics and field hospital staff. I honour every person whose valour meant an individual returned to their loved ones!
@@Darwinsmom Thank you for your service.
@@georgesenda1952 much respect to your dad for answering the call, God bless.
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The pain in her cries is truly just heartbreaking, I’m just about in tears
I am in tears
God that's a barbed wire job someone has left wire out there or a trap. Someone should really find it and dispose of it.
I was going to say, if it was my dog I’d of gone out there while it was at the vet and looked for whatever caused that
I was looking in the comments for this. Totally would make a fuss and get people out there to search for it and remove whatever cased this. As you say must be barbed wire...
Absolutely, I would take care of the dog then go and find out and make sure the danger is removed - maybe they've done it in daylight?
@@macledou Barbed wire tends to leave jagged wounds. Plain fencing wire can do this or iron panels.
Broken glass, I’d say.
That scream of that pup is sad and you can hear the pain in her voice🥺❤️
I know. It was really heart wrenching. Glad she made a full recovery but I wonder what caused such a terrible injury in a park?
I tell ya what... it broke my heart. What did she EVER do to deserve that -- NOTHING!
@@Pythonaria I think he said it was a fence
@@ajedwards194 He only said he thought it could be. Whatever caused the injury, it was really nasty. You don't expect something like that to happen in a park. Poor dog. Poor owners too.
@@Pythonaria ikr makes me sad
i had a small dog and it got between a small curb and the tire of my car as i was leaving for work. it produced a similar wound taking a flap of skin equal to about a quarter of her total skin ripped away . i rushed her to emergency vet and she recovered but it scared the poop out of me it was traumatic !
Oh wow. Glad it worked out ok. 🐶🥺
I would totally like an update on Donna in a few months, its not everyday you get a chance to see how turtel shells heal and especially with such a huge crack
Definitely! Monthly updates would be nice for watching the progress.
Yes please!
this show has been off the air for quite some time.( 5 years or so) But as an avid Turtle/Tortoise keeper, I have no doubt it healed if they were able to keep infection away. They are pretty resilient beasts. I Rehabbed a turtle ran over by a truck that was way worse off. And have helped dozens hit by lawnmowers ect.
@@fortwoodmisery NO SIR IT IS STILL ON AIR
@@savannahbail8235 OH THANK GAWD!!! I just freaked when I read the above comment! Thank you!
"Do you have spare bra clips?"
"I can take mine off"
"That wasn't a request"
I'M DYING. 😂😂😂
Wow
That whole scene was just hilarious XD
18:17
:) your welcome
Chris does come up with some extremely creative solutions, doesn't he? (Chair leg caps for a piglet with only one foot, for instance.)
I love that you provided pictures of Luna as she was healing. What a wonderful thing that Dr. Scott and the team did for that poor baby.
Dr. Chris is the most creative vet I’ve seen. He has an amazing sense of humour too…🤣😂🤣😂
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The dogs wound looks like it would come from a metal trap or barbed wire. The real question. Who the hell is putting metal traps down in a park area.
they said the dog went into the woods, sounds like maybe the dog went off into the wooded area outside of the park maybe? Which may or may not be private property, depending on where this park is. Or even that some jerk dumped some sort of metal garbage (including wire) into the wooded area outside of the park.
They said woods idk where he got park from but the girls said woods
When I found my Labrador he'd been shot with buckshot and wandered around for about a year. Then he'd been recently shot again with bird shot. I have no idea how he survived. The bone in his foot that he'd been shot with buckshot completely rotted away and just left behind the muscle and skin. I really really have no clue as to how he survived. But he did and now he's our happy tripod dog. The enraging thing is we're pretty sure who shot him. Police won't do anything but he traps and shoots dogs on his private property. Somehow my dog escaped.
@@PotterYouRotter7 as the owner of a six-year-old black lab named Luke I have to say to you how sorry I am to hear of this. All Creatures our wonderful but to me there is such an amazing courage and resilience that you find in the lab. They can be in the most terrible condition but still what is most important to them is loving you. I'm wondering where are you from that the police are not offering to assist you in stopping this man's behaviour. It is Unforgivable and must drive you crazy knowing that this is going on. I'm from Vancouver Canada and fortunately there is zero tolerance of this kind of behaviour and the penalties are Swift and harsh. Blessings to your Brave fur buddy.
@@dixierae3442 I was living in rural Georgia at the time. There are a lot of loose wild dogs out there and they do genuinely cause a danger to farm animals so some people will shoot them if they come near their livestock which I can't blame too much. But this guy that likely had my dog just shoots and traps for sick pleasure. The police said that they would have to catch him in the act to arrest him or someone would have to come forward with proof and his property is private so anyone coming forward would more likely be arrested for trespassing. I still think it's just the police not caring because we found him on the guy's truck yard that is public along the road and they know he does it and could easily show up with a warrant. It's an 800 people town and nobody cares.
Unfortunately since I posted this my sweet lab has passed away from extremely aggressive malignant cancer on the 22nd of July. I miss him a lot. He really truly was the best dog and most loving thing I've ever known. All he ever wanted in the years we had him was to be in your lap and loved. And boy did he get it. 😞💔
Flood of tears seeing that dog in such pain. God Bless the Doctor and Nurses who saved that precious dog.
Dr Chris and Dr Scott are the very best vets on U-tube.
They're certainly the most knowledgable. 🐢
@@thebluehotel426 Please check out videos featuring Noel Fitzgerald, an English vet who is doing groundbreaking surgical work, particularly in the area of orthopedics. He has developed ways to make permanent replacements for missing limbs. Don't know why I haven't seen his techniques used on people yet.
Yeah I was going to recommend Supervet, Noel is a genius! He needs a holiday though.
I love the opportunities the Bondi vets give us to see the rescues, the sanctuaries, and the people whom give so much of themselves. Thank you all!
@@judyfrancis4515 Do they blur those videos, too? I wish there was a way to contact TH-cam and tell them that people that don't like watching surgeries shouldn't be watching the videos...stop punishing the rest of us!
I love that you showed final pictures of Luna and how well it healed, thank you.
Wow Scott! glad Luna had access to you!! 'm so glad you showed how well she recovered...thank you!!!
The area where the dog ‘ripped’ her skin needs investigating and checking so it doesn’t happen to any other dog
yeah. That story seems really off...
@@elizabeththomas6133 That's what I was thinking a walk in the park she runs off for 'a few minutes' then starts crying and returns with a wound like that and they didn't hear or see anything else?? I think that more then just the looking into of the area should be done
Edit:I don't mean the owners I mean if anyone else was in the area or something similar
@@blake.the.wolf1 Are you thinking someone deliberately hurt that beautiful, gentle pup?😤🤬😭😡😫
@@judyfrancis4515 idk man they heard nothing saw nothing if it was an animal there would have been alot more sounds and the dog might've not have even made it out of the park
It was in England so I could have been a badger 🦡
This vet is incredible. I was there when a dog was hit, and a hind leg degloved on his rear thigh. All of his skin was still on his leg. I never understood why he was put down. It seemed like his skin could have been sewn back in place. It was an awful event. I’ll never forget that poor little guy.
It might look like that’s the only injury but there could have been internal bleeding as well or something else that couldn’t be fixed and they didn’t want it to be in pain.
Saving their life costs so much. I think more than treating wounds on a human. I don't know man, my mom won't even let our cats to a dentist.
Love the scruffy look on Dr Chris! He comes up with the best solutions for unique problems with all animals he works with that need his help.
This is why I love Chris so much no matter what the problem he always find a solution
4 AM and I'm stuck on the settee with a nasty back injury and watching how little Luna is recovering is easing my soul. I love dogs and their incredible capacity to feel love and joy in the worst of circumstances, they can teach us so much.
Scott it's good to see you. That poor puppy she's in so much pain. U do an awesome job.
The vets are incredible as is their staff. Kudos.
That was so tragic, and those little puppy screams just so heartbreaking. So thankful they are wonderful Vets And their staff who love and care of in these animals they are truly a blessing
I relish seeing Dr Chris' creativity. He creates his own medical devices.
Yeah, he can "McGyver" stuff really well. And the funny thing is, it works. He probably has an engineering degree as well. (Jan Griffiths).
You should watch bionic vet/super vet
Yes, many vets have somethings to learn from him! ☺️.
innovation, desperation = Creativity, improvisation and miracles
That's the Macguyver effect :)
Can't help but love these Vets and how they perform some absolute miracles through their hard work. Great show, and Thank you for sharing your stories with the world.
thank you so much for doing what you did for that wonderful little spaniel it was so heartwarming to see her recovered...... I actually cried for her pain
That man has been given the hands of an angel he is so amazing for what he does for animals im totally crying so glad she made a full recovery i wonder if they ever found out what hurt her
Thank you Doctor for saving that beautiful Cocker Spaniel. Such a massive wound, my heart sunk down into my chest when I seen that wound she had but she made an excellent recovery thanks to Bondi-Vet.
The strength and resilience of that brave pup always astonishes me. 💙🌻
Chris is like the MacGyver of vets 😭 it’s so great that he’s willing to think out of the box to help the animals and not just euthanize them.
Tim makes me so happy hes so excited and passionate omg. Like a little kid explaining why his fav dino wins over another.
17:02 " Little did the doctor know that that tiny dose of radiation would be enough to start a change in Donna. And this kids is how Donzilla was born."
😂😂😂😜
My heart breaks 💔 for the sweet dog and I hope the sweetheart recovers from those terrible wounds 💕
Animals have such a special place in my heart.
It breaks my heart to see what poor Luna went through. I have tears in my eyes. Luna has one of the sweetest faces. Dogs are amazing creatures 💕🌸🐕
that akward moment when the vet nurse offers to take her bra off for Dr Chris, lol!
She’s dedicated to the cause
I mean some take the animals home to hand raise them and some take their bras off to help them. It's called dedication 🤷♀️
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"Bitten by a shark"
She was walking in the woods right? What if she'd come across an old trap or razor wire or something? That poor pup :( T_T
Vet Ranch in TH-cam fixes terrible wounds with great regularity. Good job!
And they're finally uploading again too!
Dr. Chris you sir are a blessing! That wound was unbelievably large and for that sweet pup to make full recovery is a reflection of your talent and a strong pup.
Scott u mean
it never ceases to amaze me, that no matter what, no matter how much pain, so many animals will keep wagging their tails, I think a lot of this comes from their trust in the vet, so important to nurture that relationship rite from the start, just shows how great these particular vets are both in Bondi and London! important for the nurses to also nurture this in the animals
Dr. Chris always coming up with strange solutions to improve quality of life for so many animals. He is so much fun to watch in action!
I miss seeing Scott- it's about time!! 🙄😄🤗💜🌷💚
LITERALLY! I don't know if his show is still going on. It should be! I'm his biggest fan!!
@@emmathebacon He looks different, I noticed his left eye looks a little off as if it was bruised or something 😟
@@doralevitt2879 I think I see what you mean! Maybe a mere just wasn't having it lol.
@@doralevitt2879 he defo looked bruised across both eyes whilst wearing the mask but seeing him with it off it's looking more like bad dark circles which would be understandable since he lost his own fur baby Betty not too long ago 😥 something we all dread and incredibly heartbreaking.
@@mindthegaphj637 What--- when?? How did you find this out?
Omg that wound was horrendous, im so glad she survived it. Fantastic job patching her up Scott
Dr.Scott really had a mess of a wound but I was happy she got a pain patch!! Also loved the pics during her recovery that was really sweet of her owners to that!!!
Dr Scott: yeah thats a bit of a squeaky bum moment
Vet Nurses and me: what does that even mean?!?! lmao
I thought he said that's a "squeeze your bum" moment not squeaky bum 🤣
@@eliza9906 definitely makes more sense 😂😂
He said squeaky bum moment but its funny both ways and i do believe it means it was such tense surgery and that all his muscles were tense and his but would squeak when he walked that was told to me by a friend in Australia 😁😁😁😁
Have a nice day
It’s when you’re nervous and let out a little fart!? Australians have some peculiar sayings lol.
I love this show! It's great to see how the vet has to figure out how to fix something in an unusual way.
I love Bondi vet and so do the kids. Loved seeing Dr Scott's family and pets. This is my daily dose of mental health! You have lots of American fans. The opportunities to see the rescues, the sanctuaries, the dedicated individuals show the best side of humanity.
Dr. Chris always has a fix for animals with odd problems. I'm glad that poor dog that Scott had to repair the awful wound is ok. They really need to check out what could have caused it so no other dogs get hurt. 🙂❤
I love seeing Chris's creativity too. Who would have thunk it??? Bra clips to fix a crack in a turtle's back???. Thank God for his creativity!!!
It is just wonderful to watch someone work at their true calling...genius!
a very big thank you to all the vets and the staff for thier kindness and patience in doing a great work for our pets. thank you so much for caring.
These vets are so skilled and compassionate. I don't know how they do this work without falling apart.
Its was nice seeing Scott on the show and watching his vet video's help cats and dogs and other animals
awwee luna is such a gorgeous cocker spaniel, reminds me of my beautiful boy!! You just cant resist those sad puppy eyes on a spaniel :)
What a beautiful little dog. Im so glad she was able to be saved & is OK.
Poor dog😭 what could have caused it??? I have just started watching and I feel like crying🥺
I thin’ it could possibly be some barbed wire
Same here, what happened Luna??
@@familypirie1984 if it was barbed wire, there wouldn’t be a whole massive wound, it would just be a lot of rips and holes
I think sharp metal, possibly sharp glass, rock?? I don’t think the owners seem the type to have hurt her,,, but i do believe the place in thepark should be searched to keep it from happening again.
@@beverlybalius9303 yeah probably 😔
All the Veterinary Dr's are amazing. The skills and surgical procedure they use show how much they care for each creature and love them to keep them well. Thank you.
Scott is soooo AMAZING 👏 I love watching episodes with him in it ❤
Chris is a genius and one of the best vets in Australia.
I hope he's still practicing and helping animals now that he's made it big.
It would be a great loss for so many hurting animals in his area if he isn't doing what he does best 💔 😢
Tim is such a energetic and passionate wildlife carer, the reptile park must be happy and proud to have him working there 👏
This Vet is so wonderful in every way!!!!
You Rock Doctor Scott ☝🐕🦺🐱
Thank you Scott I felt so sorry for the dog, everyone did a Great job
Dr.Scott and Dr.Chris are miracle vets! Wish you were here in the states! ❤️ I love the fact the love the pets just as much as the owners! And they dont do it just for the money! So many doctors for humans could learn from you two! ❤️
That antelope looked beautiful when he ran back out and did those leaps. Quite graceful.
Thanks Scott for helping the dog.❤
You are amazing people all vets are the very best people on the planet , I would never make a vet ,I would always be booing, God bless you x
They use so many Popsicles to repair so many different animals in these videos that I kind of wonder if they all owns stock in the company that makes them
Someone should check the area of the park she was in. Another dog(s) may encounter whatever hurt Luna.
Those pictures of Luna after! She's so precious and I'm glad she survived!
I can't imagine how much pain Luna was in.🥺 I'm glad everything is okay now.🙂
The dog being injured, by who knows what, is a perfect illustration of why dog owners should keep their animals leashed and in their sight any time they are off their own property. No running loose in a park where anything can happen in the blink of an eye, be it a negative encounter with another dog (or a fractious cat) on the loose, getting spooked and running off, or going into brush and bushes and having an encounter with something unknown. Keep'em leashed and by your side where you know they are safe.
You guys are so amazing! The extreme efforts you make to help all domestic and wildlife are wonderful. Keep up the great work!
Wow!! the McGuiverisms that Chris has used with Donna Tella the turtle is absolutely amazing
the way them nurses look at him make this show 10x better lmao
I put my hat off to all the doctors to Bondi Vet👍 Bravo👏👏👏. Keep it up. I am a big fan here from the Philippines.
Ms. Turtle was very quiet and seemed very calm. Amazing.
Luna’s injury reminds me of when my cattle dog was running through the woods and somehow managed to rip her heel wide open and expose muscle and tendon. Most dogs would be trembling in agony but not this dog, we had to chase her to get her on a leash and to the vet.
Tim is wonderful. He's so enthusiastic and in love with his wildlife and just throws himself into his work head first. He's delightful and very much reminds me of Steve Irwin.
The way the blackbuck leaped after release was as if to say "My feet feel better now". Happy that the spaniel recovered, and hope Donna is doing well. (Jan Griffiths).
I just love the vets and vet staff. Beautiful people!!
“Did you call him Donatello?? Are you ok with Donna??”
At least he tries to be friendly with the younger kids and babies lol
Love how really resilient this Spaniel is. Thank you for your dedication❤️
Luna is so beautiful. Have they ever figured out the cause of her injury?
Dr. Chris is the most innovative vet that I have ever seen. He is able to create things out of things!! Bravo! Plastic surgeon in disguise!
That turtle surgery was crazy.
That dog surgery with that huge wound wow
It's really nice that Vets can see outside the box to fix these animals. Thank you for sharing these stories
Great job to the team that assist with these surgeries.
Urgh *shudders* that noise as he was sanding Donna's shell.
That turtle surgery was really creative though, id die for her
I love these people. They're so good to animals!!
Scott did a successful job on Luna
It proves how the vets love animals by the ingenious lengths they go to in order to help and save any animal that needs them!!!!!! Awesome men!!!
Every time they say “can’t feel the heart beat” or “no signs of life” it makes my heart drop.
You have such a beautiful voice, Danni.
Fantastic episode. Scott and Chris are superlative vets. Always thinking outside the box. When it comes to challenging intubations vets have it hands down....putting in an airway in a turtle!!!!
Dr.Chris is a genius with all of his unconventional treatments it’s amazing
I really appreciate seeing those recovery pictures of Luna! Lil pup looks very loved♥️
Heart breaking for this adorable dog!!
4:26 Seeing the wound, that is no walk in the park. Sometimes really bad happen....I hope Scott get some more infor on it. Poor Luna.
I don’t know about painpatches for dogs, but pain patches for narcotic pa8n relief can take hours to kick in. I trust, however, you wonderful Vets are knowledgeable about these things. It never ceases to amaze me how well behaved, even with severe pain, than most human patients.
It was the emergency vet hospital that put it on, so I assume it was hours ago. If not, Scott would have given her something more or waited for it to kicked in.
Omg that kid wearing the ninja turtles shirt while the turtle was being looked at was the cutest. 🥺
It is so heartbreaking seeing the cocker spaniel in so much pain 😭😭😭
You folks are so awesome! I love that you have the knowledge to help all these animals.