"its up to you, if you want to dance with death..." omg Carol's a riot! And little Willow looks like my old Arnie, who was also a Devon. He was also very sweet and cuddly!
"Ryan, good luck". Then Scott's "he's gonna need it" in that slightly maniacal voice had me doing deep belly laughs! The whole team is absolutely awesome. Scott and Zoey were so cute about Scully, and I'm glad Betty helped her during her recovery. I never get tired of this series!
My cat had bad teeth which had to be removed..when we got home she ran straight to her bowl of dry nuggets and ate them all..she lived a long healthy life
After I spoiled my now deceased cat by feeding her mostly canned cat food,I found out that feeding your cat mostly wet food destroys their teeth. She was only about 3 or 4 when my Dad told me that. Its was too late. She never could eat hardly any dry after she lost most of her teeth. She could not eat enough dry food to stay alive so I had to feed her only wet after that. She's in heaunie from old age. I have two other cats and all they eat is dry. No wet for them. One in great while for a treat.
My local vet allowed me to attend the spay of my rescue dog, Mopsie, a 4 yr old West Highland terrier. I had only had her for a few days then and we had no idea she had been bred a short time before I got her. The spay was just in time as the pup fetuses were just little dots in her ovaries. My vet thought I might get faint but I found it very interesting. Mopsie joined my pack with my other four dogs for many years. I always go to rescue shelters for new pets. It is amazing how many pure breed dogs are dumped at shelters. If you want a specific breed, you should look at the shelters first.
Dogs are just like kids...mom says the bull dog don't like exercise. When the camera is rolling he runs and chases his ball making mom look like a liar. LMBO.
My Nan’s cavalier king charles spaniel HATES (and always has) exercise, walking, swimming, agility. The only running she does is away from the camera (and mostly she just blinks to ruin the pic)/towards squirrels. Though the arthritis has put a full stop to running and a heart problem has made her even slower/more reluctant to walk. (She is now 11.)
You might like a documentary that follows students in vet school. Search on TH-cam for "vet school bbc." They also followed some students on their first year after graduating.
She makes me smile. She is mischievous. Each of her babies have such personalities. Shimmies reaction to her haircut was priceless. Carol will be punished for awhile.
I can actually relate with Willow, I had all my teeth removed last year an I'm only 30 but I couldn't be happier. A chronic illness (that long story short) caused food to just not stay down, an 20+ years of that all my teeth were *destroyed* . An all the constant teeth infections actually allmost cost me my life two years ago an made me go ceptic so we finally just ripped them all out.... or what was left of them that is.
You gotta watch your asophagus too then.. my dad has a similar issue but in his case his stomach doesn’t close completely and he has severe damage to his asophagus because of it..
@@litchtheshinigami8936 Sorry to hear your dad has a similar problem, wish him well. An yup, that's been our main concern since the teeth removal. I'm on a new medication that helps my throat that coats it an reduces stomic acids. But I can't drink things like orange juice anymore as to not hurt it further. But hey it could be worse.
@@seigedrakonera5689 i see my dad also has meds for it that he has to take for the rest of his life as to stop further damage. he can still drink orange juice and such but he has a hard time with tomato products.. i have the same thing with tomato sauce but in my case it's more of an intestinal thing than my stomach.. my dad will get severe nausea if he eats too much tomato products.. like on pizza where as i will get WWIII erupting in my bowel the next day it's why i almost always go for a pizza with BBQ sauce instead of tomato.. and prefer pasta carbonara over spaghetti (even though i love spaghetti)
@Cyndi Rothrock well i can handle fresh tomato it's just the processed stuff that makes me war.. there is most likely something mixed in that reacts with me badly.. for example with tomato soup if we use fresh tomatoes i'm completely fine. there is probably some addative to keep the pre prepared tomato sauce good for longer that sits bad with me.
My mom went through gingivitis issues while pregnant (the baby was stealing her calcium too, which didn't help. Shame on me!🥴) She lost her teeth at the age of 24....
It actually appears that both dogs and their owner need to change their diet and increase their activity. Frequently, mildly obese dogs have mildly obese owners.
@@DeniseEggertwaterlily there was no need to try and hurt someone's feelings. And don't pretend it was for her own good, either. I see you. Uncalled for and nasty.
@@mlwtennessee322 This is exactly the same comment as any primary physician, nurse practioner, or any health care professional would make to the owner of these dogs. One could see that neither of them ate properly or had enough activity and exercise. I wouldn't be surprised if a veternarian didn't bring this up, as well. Bringing up proper nutrition, acceptable cholesterol, trigllycerides, high density lipoprotein to low density, proper blood values of chemistries, iron, vitanin D, calcium, etc, proper amount of activity and exercise and acceptable weight are always mentioned at least at every annual physical, if not more often.. .
Oh my Gosh!!! I thought we were the only ones with a crazy cat named "Shimmy"!!! Only our "Shimmy" is a boy!!! He's a mischievous, little imp, but well-groomed and we love him!!! :)
I wish Scott/ team worked in Canada. I have saved dozens.The oldest was a handful or fleas, maggots and fur from garbage bag...She passed 3weeks ago at the age of 21. R.I.P Breezy. Miss you forevermore.😽😢💔
You can get cat food bowls that are activated by the cat's microchip. That way, each cat can only get access to their own food. There’s no reason a dog should have bad teeth but even I find it impossible to brush a cat's teeth. My cats love me but on their terms and there s NO WAY they would let me at their teeth
Overall? This was a very entertaining episode. Routine surgeries and a few laughs along the way. The only "serious" part was spaying Scully; yes, it does resemble operating on your child.
Aww, Scott I love warching everything you do. Truly amazing and caring man. Really love all your hard work and keep inspiring young and older people!!! We all love you!!
Dr. Scott, you are exceptional, I love how you treat the dogs as well as the doggies owners!! Zoe, and the rest if the team as well, I am just so truly proud of you all, thank you for loving and caring so much for animals, thank you! ❤ 🐕 🐱 🐇 🐓 🐢🐐🐄🐺🐭🐖🐧🐼🐘🐻🐆🐨
My vet told me my new rescue Catriana would need all her teeth removed due to advanced gum disease. I just looked at her kind of shocked. That's a really major thing to put your baby through, and it just felt wrong somehow. Seeing my shock, the vet said it was unlikely, but possible that little RiRi had a Bartonella infection and we could test for that. If she had bartonellosis, and we treated her successfully, her teeth could be saved. I'm pretty sure the vet expected a negative test result, but as it turned out, RiRi was strongly positive for bartonellosis. About 8 weeks of antibiotics later she was able to keep her teeth and her breath was cat nip fresh. We contacted the rescue to try and find out what had happened. We think Catriana was born with Bartonella. She was the only kitten in her litter born alive, though she seemed healthy enough as a kitten. Other than really bad breath, she'd seemed healthy enough to us too. I'm thankful to our vet for being flexible enough to coddle me a bit. It saved our cat from unnecessary surgery, and had her properly treated that much more quickly.
I know it's for good reason but my heart aches for Willow. Losing all your teeth must me horrible but I know Scott would never make that recommendation lightly and I know he wants nothing more than to improve her quality of life. But still! Poor baby!!!
We had a cat that had the same virus and teeth problems as Willow. The cat was so much happier after they removed his teeth and it really improved his life. So it might sound horrible, but it's for the best. Our cat was eating again the same day.
@@helgakluiter oh I know he wouldn't have done something like that unless it would make her life better. I think its more "shocking" for us as. But I'm very happy to hear that your boy had a much happier life after the same procedure. Tooth pain is awful as a human and I can only imagine how horrible it would be for an animal who couldn't prep their food to make it easier to eat.
It's actually easier for a cat because we feed them cat food. Especially with pate-texture food it would be very easy for them to gum it down and still get the nutrition they need. You can also add a little water to kibble and soften it for them. Cat teeth are designed more for tearing than chewing because they're obligate carnivores. If you've ever had your cat throw up right after eating dinner, it looks exactly the same coming out as going in. So they don't lose much with their teeth in terms of eating ability. Humans, on the other hand, chew most of their food. So when a human loses all of their teeth, it becomes extremely hard for them to eat. Unless they can get dentures or implants, they're stuck on a diet of very soft foods like mashed potatoes, apple sauce, and soft scrambled eggs. It makes it very difficult to get the proper nutrition. I speak of this not from personal experience but from working on a hotline where I take calls almost every day from people complaining that they had all their teeth pulled due to gum disease/decay/etc and are now fighting to get implants or dentures so that they can eat again. And from having two senior cats who have had multiple teeth removed and had absolutely no problem with it.
My adopted old dog had his rotten teeth out and was happier and livelier than ever! Went from barely going for a walk to 1/2 mile a day. Given his age and health due to neglect that was great, and he lubed his walks.
@@christopherbzowski4346 I've raised dogs for years....its perfectly easy to say no...just like it is to say no to children. My kids don't get treats whenever they want them
@@malinjohansson6942 my 2 puppies definitely love me 2 bits and yes they get treats but not all dog food treats. They love carrot, apple, sweetheart cabbage, cauliflower....loads.
I think Shimmy looks quite chic! Very posh with her new do - I love it! A dear friend of mine had a gorgeous,white cat who had tumors on the tips of both her ears. She ended up having the Vet remove both ears - the pointed "radar" part - the hearing canal and apparatus were left intact. My friend seemed very embarrassed, until I commented that her cat looked very French, sleek and the latest style. It's an example of my thinking quick & with kindness. Plus, her whole attitude changed about her sweet cat's new do!
20:31 having had two labradors, weight was the most important factor in their lives. I was known as the wicked witch when it came to food for them. They got no human food except carrot, peas and apple, mixed in with their dry food. Their dry food was 1/2 a cup of Supercoat in the morning and evening and the carrot/apple treats during the day. Our vet told us, when they were young and weighed 40kg each, that we were killing them with love. So on a diet they went. 8kg lost and they looked so much better. It took ages to lose, but they lived for 12 and 13 years, until cancer got them. So, the moral is learning to say no and meaning it, no matter how much they perform. I hope Dylan led a long and healthy life ❤❤❤❤
My granddaughter lives in Kent and going to study BSc vet nursing in Gloucestershire from the new school year. I think for her to do her work experience with a practice like this where there is such a good spirit would be so great.
There’s a great lesson that lady with the bull terrier taught, don’t try to completely stop things, rather replace them. Treats replaced with veggies. If you replace rather than cut out, you’ll have much better luck, in every realm, food, actions, habits, all of it
How much time have you been on portugal? When did you go back to england? What part of Portugal was your shop on? I simply get pretty excited when i get to know that someone that i admire have been on my country :p
I am glad all the pets made through surgery and are healed. It is awesome the fur baby is losing weight. It really sweet Scott's wife was in the surgery as well for their fur baby.
I always watched "The Great Dr. Scott on television but it just disappeared from TV one weekend. I adore Dr. Scott and his wife Zoe.....They are such a cute couple. I wish my 2 cats had Dr. Scott as their doctor but unfortunately here where I live the vets just aren't caring like Dr. Scott is.
Why on earth is everyone so freaked out about a routine spay???? It's a relatively minor, common procedure and complications are rare. The "poor baby" routine is ridiculous.
Most spays go without any problems. That's why you do the vet check beforehand, to identify any heart or other issues. Please don't be scared out of spaying
One of my cat's had to get three rotten teeth removed (plus two lose ones causing him pain) His gingivitis made his breath so RANCID that you could smell it by just petting him. Poor Willow's breath must have been horrendous, and she must've been in so much pain!
Is spaying and neutering not routine in the UK like it is in the US? Everyone gets a little nervous before any operation but people seem especially anxious about their animals getting desexed on this show. It seems weird to me because it's seen as such a minor and routine procedure in the US. It does seem like ppl in the UK are more likely to buy specific breeds than ppl do in the US so maybe that's why. When you adopt from a shelter the animal is almost certainly already desexed but I see a lot of purebreds on this show.
My Gracie loves slices of carrots, cucumbers, apples and she loves blueberries. I give them as rewards and training. And I'm glad to stay she stays at 8 pounds as she should be.
Thanks to Scotts diagnose for Willows inflamed gums, I now know what my cat's disease is. He's been having really badly inflamed gums all the time, nothing worked at reducing the inflammation and now he's got one tooth left and I can finally put a name to this infection that tortured him for so long.
The lady with the tubby terrier was crackin me up!😂 She thinks she has HER weight under control?🤭 She kept saying “we” & “us” when speaking of giving treats to “our” pets.😂😁👍 ✌️
Hi Dr Scott It's very nice to see how you be able to help all or most of the dogs 🐕 coming in your practice. We are from Iran please make at least one about what's good to feed the dog at home. We don't have so many dogs food here. 😢 Please teach us. Thanks ❤
I love this amazing Dr. From Jacksonville Florida. I lost my Yorkie Poo PJay and she was honestly like my daughter. Hit by my drunk neighbor.... I loved my baby so much.
Doctor: here’s shimmy’s new haircut
Shimmy (runs away): don’t look at me, I look hideous!
"its up to you, if you want to dance with death..." omg Carol's a riot! And little Willow looks like my old Arnie, who was also a Devon. He was also very sweet and cuddly!
'Dice with death' is what she said, which is way funnier! Like that woman a lot!
"Ryan, good luck". Then Scott's "he's gonna need it" in that slightly maniacal voice had me doing deep belly laughs! The whole team is absolutely awesome. Scott and Zoey were so cute about Scully, and I'm glad Betty helped her during her recovery. I never get tired of this series!
I know lol I love that laugh lol
I know. This show just gives and gives.
Zoe* 😁👍
Scott is a complete goofball in this one
My cat had bad teeth which had to be removed..when we got home she ran straight to her bowl of dry nuggets and ate them all..she lived a long healthy life
The cat of a friend of mine, too. Incredible how cats are tough; they really have 9 lives
After I spoiled my now deceased cat by feeding her mostly canned cat food,I found out that feeding your cat mostly wet food destroys their teeth. She was only about 3 or 4 when my Dad told me that. Its was too late. She never could eat hardly any dry after she lost most of her teeth. She could not eat enough dry food to stay alive so I had to feed her only wet after that. She's in heaunie from old age. I have two other cats and all they eat is dry. No wet for them. One in great while for a treat.
My local vet allowed me to attend the spay of my rescue dog, Mopsie, a 4 yr old West Highland terrier. I had only had her for a few days then and we had no idea she had been bred a short time before I got her. The spay was just in time as the pup fetuses were just little dots in her ovaries. My vet thought I might get faint but I found it very interesting. Mopsie joined my pack with my other four dogs for many years. I always go to rescue shelters for new pets. It is amazing how many pure breed dogs are dumped at shelters. If you want a specific breed, you should look at the shelters first.
Here you can only get pitt bulls. No other breeds.
@@usacookie8288 Pitbulls are gorgeous dogs! 😁👍
How sweet they have Morticia and Gomez and I have cats named Wednesday, Pugsley and Fester Addams!😍😍😍 And kitty Willow is ADORABLE 😍
I had a cream Persian named Pugsley Addams as well. He lived to be 20 years old. (Jan Griffiths).
Maybe I should try that. (Check the name.)
@@robadams5799 😂🤣😂🤣
LMFAO 😂😂😂
How long until there is a cat named Pubert?
I thought it was funny how Scott's wife characterized his dog's feelings about her: "It's talking again."
I simply love the way in which Dr. Scott's wife Zoe speaks . She has a real sense of humour !! Regards from a viewer from India .
Dogs are just like kids...mom says the bull dog don't like exercise. When the camera is rolling he runs and chases his ball making mom look like a liar. LMBO.
My Nan’s cavalier king charles spaniel HATES (and always has) exercise, walking, swimming, agility. The only running she does is away from the camera (and mostly she just blinks to ruin the pic)/towards squirrels. Though the arthritis has put a full stop to running and a heart problem has made her even slower/more reluctant to walk. (She is now 11.)
Thumbs up for saying "LMBO" instead of the more common abbreviation. :-)
I never see vet trainees. It’s cool they are showing them on the show!
You might like a documentary that follows students in vet school. Search on TH-cam for "vet school bbc." They also followed some students on their first year after graduating.
That street is so beautiful. How nice to live there.
Very posh part of London; too expensive for me.
Carol is so great! I always enjoy when she shows up :)) I wish you and your cats all the best
She makes me smile. She is mischievous. Each of her babies have such personalities. Shimmies reaction to her haircut was priceless. Carol will be punished for awhile.
I love the Boston Terrier’s names! Seems the love for the Adam’s Family extends overseas!
I love when Scott and Zoe are on together. What a great couple! May they always be happy.
I can actually relate with Willow, I had all my teeth removed last year an I'm only 30 but I couldn't be happier. A chronic illness (that long story short) caused food to just not stay down, an 20+ years of that all my teeth were *destroyed* . An all the constant teeth infections actually allmost cost me my life two years ago an made me go ceptic so we finally just ripped them all out.... or what was left of them that is.
You gotta watch your asophagus too then.. my dad has a similar issue but in his case his stomach doesn’t close completely and he has severe damage to his asophagus because of it..
@@litchtheshinigami8936 Sorry to hear your dad has a similar problem, wish him well. An yup, that's been our main concern since the teeth removal. I'm on a new medication that helps my throat that coats it an reduces stomic acids. But I can't drink things like orange juice anymore as to not hurt it further. But hey it could be worse.
@@seigedrakonera5689 i see my dad also has meds for it that he has to take for the rest of his life as to stop further damage. he can still drink orange juice and such but he has a hard time with tomato products.. i have the same thing with tomato sauce but in my case it's more of an intestinal thing than my stomach.. my dad will get severe nausea if he eats too much tomato products.. like on pizza where as i will get WWIII erupting in my bowel the next day it's why i almost always go for a pizza with BBQ sauce instead of tomato.. and prefer pasta carbonara over spaghetti (even though i love spaghetti)
@Cyndi Rothrock well i can handle fresh tomato it's just the processed stuff that makes me war.. there is most likely something mixed in that reacts with me badly.. for example with tomato soup if we use fresh tomatoes i'm completely fine. there is probably some addative to keep the pre prepared tomato sauce good for longer that sits bad with me.
My mom went through gingivitis issues while pregnant (the baby was stealing her calcium too, which didn't help. Shame on me!🥴) She lost her teeth at the age of 24....
The one dislike is probably Dylan being salty for being put on a diet.
love this.
It actually appears that both dogs and their owner need to change their diet and increase their activity. Frequently, mildly obese dogs have mildly obese owners.
How is that bull ever going to run when the park is not fenced and the owner can't run?
@@DeniseEggertwaterlily there was no need to try and hurt someone's feelings. And don't pretend it was for her own good, either. I see you. Uncalled for and nasty.
@@mlwtennessee322 This is exactly the same comment as any primary physician, nurse practioner, or any health care professional would make to the owner of these dogs. One could see that neither of them ate properly or had enough activity and exercise. I wouldn't be surprised if a veternarian didn't bring this up, as well.
Bringing up proper nutrition, acceptable cholesterol, trigllycerides, high density lipoprotein to low density, proper blood values of chemistries, iron, vitanin D, calcium, etc, proper amount of activity and exercise and acceptable weight are always mentioned at least at every annual physical, if not more often..
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Oh my god I love Claire's dogs names!! When she said morticia I was like...annnnnndd? YES
8:11 Me after coming home from the hairdressers after saying to them “just a trim please.”
Oh my Gosh!!! I thought we were the only ones with a crazy cat named "Shimmy"!!! Only our "Shimmy" is a boy!!! He's a mischievous, little imp, but well-groomed and we love him!!! :)
Dr Scott is exactly the way vet should be.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...
I think Willow without teeth adds to her soft, passionate and loving character the wonderous willow.
Scott is such a good mentor I wish I had him as my teacher during vet school
I wish Scott/ team worked in Canada. I have saved dozens.The oldest was a handful or fleas, maggots and fur from garbage bag...She passed 3weeks ago at the age of 21. R.I.P Breezy. Miss you forevermore.😽😢💔
Just me or does it seem like Scott is talking to a dog when talking to Harold? Food motivated, jump on the counter lol 😂😂
cats are also food motivated. but are naturally more mobile so they can swarm easier so it just sounds like the average cat to me.
Scott is treats everyone and animals with respect. I like that about him
I wish we had vets in the 🇺🇸 like the Bondi vets
You can get cat food bowls that are activated by the cat's microchip. That way, each cat can only get access to their own food. There’s no reason a dog should have bad teeth but even I find it impossible to brush a cat's teeth. My cats love me but on their terms and there s NO WAY they would let me at their teeth
I love anytime we get to see Scott dogs
My sons cat had very long fur and it would tangle so bad. We took her to a groomer and Dottie just loved the pampering. She was so happy.
Scott is amazing he so welcoming💙
That 6 mile daily walk is fantastic for Bostons high energy
Overall? This was a very entertaining episode. Routine surgeries and a few laughs along the way. The only "serious" part was spaying Scully; yes, it does resemble operating on your child.
Aww, Scott I love warching everything you do. Truly amazing and caring man. Really love all your hard work and keep inspiring young and older people!!! We all love you!!
I just love to watch these videos he is such a good vet and he has a great TEAM!!!!!!
Dr. Scott, you are exceptional, I love how you treat the dogs as well as the doggies owners!! Zoe, and the rest if the team as well, I am just so truly proud of you all, thank you for loving and caring so much for animals, thank you! ❤ 🐕 🐱 🐇 🐓 🐢🐐🐄🐺🐭🐖🐧🐼🐘🐻🐆🐨
Scott is so inspiring! Thank you Scott!❤️🌈❤️
My vet told me my new rescue Catriana would need all her teeth removed due to advanced gum disease. I just looked at her kind of shocked. That's a really major thing to put your baby through, and it just felt wrong somehow. Seeing my shock, the vet said it was unlikely, but possible that little RiRi had a Bartonella infection and we could test for that. If she had bartonellosis, and we treated her successfully, her teeth could be saved. I'm pretty sure the vet expected a negative test result, but as it turned out, RiRi was strongly positive for bartonellosis. About 8 weeks of antibiotics later she was able to keep her teeth and her breath was cat nip fresh. We contacted the rescue to try and find out what had happened. We think Catriana was born with Bartonella. She was the only kitten in her litter born alive, though she seemed healthy enough as a kitten. Other than really bad breath, she'd seemed healthy enough to us too. I'm thankful to our vet for being flexible enough to coddle me a bit. It saved our cat from unnecessary surgery, and had her properly treated that much more quickly.
It amazes me how you do home visits. I don’t think a vet in the US makes house calls for cats,dogs.. Love watching your videos. ❤️❤️
I think it's done for the television show only.
I love this show!! It needs to be on daily!
I know it's for good reason but my heart aches for Willow. Losing all your teeth must me horrible but I know Scott would never make that recommendation lightly and I know he wants nothing more than to improve her quality of life. But still! Poor baby!!!
We had a cat that had the same virus and teeth problems as Willow. The cat was so much happier after they removed his teeth and it really improved his life. So it might sound horrible, but it's for the best. Our cat was eating again the same day.
@@helgakluiter oh I know he wouldn't have done something like that unless it would make her life better. I think its more "shocking" for us as. But I'm very happy to hear that your boy had a much happier life after the same procedure. Tooth pain is awful as a human and I can only imagine how horrible it would be for an animal who couldn't prep their food to make it easier to eat.
It's actually easier for a cat because we feed them cat food. Especially with pate-texture food it would be very easy for them to gum it down and still get the nutrition they need. You can also add a little water to kibble and soften it for them. Cat teeth are designed more for tearing than chewing because they're obligate carnivores. If you've ever had your cat throw up right after eating dinner, it looks exactly the same coming out as going in. So they don't lose much with their teeth in terms of eating ability.
Humans, on the other hand, chew most of their food. So when a human loses all of their teeth, it becomes extremely hard for them to eat. Unless they can get dentures or implants, they're stuck on a diet of very soft foods like mashed potatoes, apple sauce, and soft scrambled eggs. It makes it very difficult to get the proper nutrition. I speak of this not from personal experience but from working on a hotline where I take calls almost every day from people complaining that they had all their teeth pulled due to gum disease/decay/etc and are now fighting to get implants or dentures so that they can eat again. And from having two senior cats who have had multiple teeth removed and had absolutely no problem with it.
My adopted old dog had his rotten teeth out and was happier and livelier than ever! Went from barely going for a walk to 1/2 mile a day. Given his age and health due to neglect that was great, and he lubed his walks.
Dr Scott, you are a wonderful person and vet. The world needs more vets like you. Thank you for sharing your vet life.
"You love your animals, so you feed them..." there's feeding then over feeding. Overfeeding to the extent of obesity is neglectful
it's hard to say no when they give you those sad puppy eyes
@@christopherbzowski4346 I've raised dogs for years....its perfectly easy to say no...just like it is to say no to children. My kids don't get treats whenever they want them
You want them to love you so you give them treats. Does she have to overfeed them for them to love her?
@@malinjohansson6942 my 2 puppies definitely love me 2 bits and yes they get treats but not all dog food treats. They love carrot, apple, sweetheart cabbage, cauliflower....loads.
You love your animals so you don't *overfeed* them!!
I love your videos! 💕 They’ve helped me get through quarantine lmao
That bull dog is adorable!
When youve watched enough episodes to know Scott is going to fawn over that bully
Dylan went straight to the camera man when he was about to weigh in. He likes the camera man 👨
Hilarious Harry; like "You just think you're gonna do that to me."
Scott looks like he's having a good time messing with Ryan but really, Ryan can't get a better mentor
I love vet on the hill
Yay! Thank you for spaying!
I love that lady carol. "Willow is willow & that's it" 🥰
I think Shimmy looks quite chic! Very posh with her new do - I love it!
A dear friend of mine had a gorgeous,white cat who had tumors on the tips of both her ears. She ended up having the Vet remove both ears - the pointed "radar" part - the hearing canal and apparatus were left intact. My friend seemed very embarrassed, until I commented that her cat looked very French, sleek and the latest style. It's an example of my thinking quick & with kindness. Plus, her whole attitude changed about her sweet cat's new do!
The narrator's voice is on so low volume that he's barely understood with the music and background noises.
Yeah 30.58
Yeah the sound editing for this series needs some work
"I ordered 2 Bostons" They are living beings, not cakes.
Materialism spoken at its best
Love scotts attitude and the love for animals.
20:31 having had two labradors, weight was the most important factor in their lives. I was known as the wicked witch when it came to food for them. They got no human food except carrot, peas and apple, mixed in with their dry food. Their dry food was 1/2 a cup of Supercoat in the morning and evening and the carrot/apple treats during the day. Our vet told us, when they were young and weighed 40kg each, that we were killing them with love. So on a diet they went. 8kg lost and they looked so much better. It took ages to lose, but they lived for 12 and 13 years, until cancer got them. So, the moral is learning to say no and meaning it, no matter how much they perform. I hope Dylan led a long and healthy life ❤❤❤❤
Seems someone is a fan of the Addams family
LOVE the names of the french bulldoggs 🤣🤣❤️❤️
Idk why 37:03 but made me laugh 😂
"Ball."
"Ball?"
"Ball."
My granddaughter lives in Kent and going to study BSc vet nursing in Gloucestershire from the new school year. I think for her to do her work experience with a practice like this where there is such a good spirit would be so great.
OMG! Scott's wife is so funny!
There’s a great lesson that lady with the bull terrier taught, don’t try to completely stop things, rather replace them. Treats replaced with veggies. If you replace rather than cut out, you’ll have much better luck, in every realm, food, actions, habits, all of it
Yay, new Vet on the Hill!
BEST Program for Bonvi Vet Hospital in Resque, Show's pet's Being Rescued from BAD pet owner's and illnesses
Love this series, keep them coming!!!
I love this show.
Her feeding her dog treats
Me saying in my mind dude you can't do that 😂💩😖🐶🐕
Wow. Olivia Newton-John was before Ryan's time? I'm so OLD! It's not like I was a toddler back then either.
Yes Scott memories that song.let me Hear your body talk 😅
I'm glad I get to watch these episodes and all the Vets are great but Scott, is kind t
and I like it when he talks with his accent.
How much time have you been on portugal? When did you go back to england? What part of Portugal was your shop on? I simply get pretty excited when i get to know that someone that i admire have been on my country :p
I am glad all the pets made through surgery and are healed. It is awesome the fur baby is losing weight. It really sweet Scott's wife was in the surgery as well for their fur baby.
I always watched "The Great Dr. Scott on television but it just disappeared from TV one weekend. I adore Dr. Scott and his wife Zoe.....They are such a cute couple. I wish my 2 cats had Dr. Scott as their doctor but unfortunately here where I live the vets just aren't caring like Dr. Scott is.
Same here. I didn't even know he had worked with Bondi Vets before coming to England.
Dylan is such a cool dog!!I really love the breed!
Morticia and Gomez - love it!
My Portuguese niece is training to be a vet, in Portugal. I'm so very proud, as is my brother who lives in Oeiras.
Another great video. Thank you.❤😊
I absolutely adore the "cat lady"
More please! Hi from all! I’m from 🇺🇸 USA
I love the Boston Terriors. I used to watch the Adams Family.
great to see betty is well too i was wondering as well as your other furr baby Scott..
Why on earth is everyone so freaked out about a routine spay???? It's a relatively minor, common procedure and complications are rare. The "poor baby" routine is ridiculous.
Never stop learning.
Most spays go without any problems. That's why you do the vet check beforehand, to identify any heart or other issues. Please don't be scared out of spaying
That cat was not happy they shaved her, I think her mom have alot of explanation to do when they get home 🤣🤣🤣
One of my cat's had to get three rotten teeth removed (plus two lose ones causing him pain)
His gingivitis made his breath so RANCID that you could smell it by just petting him.
Poor Willow's breath must have been horrendous, and she must've been in so much pain!
Is spaying and neutering not routine in the UK like it is in the US? Everyone gets a little nervous before any operation but people seem especially anxious about their animals getting desexed on this show. It seems weird to me because it's seen as such a minor and routine procedure in the US. It does seem like ppl in the UK are more likely to buy specific breeds than ppl do in the US so maybe that's why. When you adopt from a shelter the animal is almost certainly already desexed but I see a lot of purebreds on this show.
Morticia & Gomez...🤣🤣🤣 I love it!!
My Gracie loves slices of carrots, cucumbers, apples and she loves blueberries.
I give them as rewards and training. And I'm glad to stay she stays at 8 pounds as she should be.
Dogs love carrots in my experience!
Oh yes, and thankyou.
One really great treat for dogs, and most of them do like them, is canned green beans. My girls adore them.
Thanks to Scotts diagnose for Willows inflamed gums, I now know what my cat's disease is. He's been having really badly inflamed gums all the time, nothing worked at reducing the inflammation and now he's got one tooth left and I can finally put a name to this infection that tortured him for so long.
Great show today!
Scott is so damn witty I love it🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's a tough thing to operate on your own furbaby, but Dr. Scott was up for it beautifully
The lady with the tubby terrier was crackin me up!😂 She thinks she has HER weight under control?🤭
She kept saying “we” & “us” when speaking of giving treats to “our” pets.😂😁👍
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Hi Dr Scott
It's very nice to see how you be able to help all or most of the dogs 🐕 coming in your practice.
We are from Iran please make at least one about what's good to feed the dog at home. We don't have so many dogs food here. 😢
Please teach us.
Thanks ❤
omg I love Carol, such a sweet old lady that loves her cats ❤
I love this amazing Dr. From Jacksonville Florida. I lost my Yorkie Poo PJay and she was honestly like my daughter. Hit by my drunk neighbor.... I loved my baby so much.
Scott got a love the maniacal laugh LOL
I am addicted to this, love it thank you.
Carol is wonderful