YOU MAKE MY WORLD A BETTER PLACE , I CAN DEPEND ON YOU. This song fits best with all the vets featured in this series. Thank you all for ur relentless services 🙏
Yeah but then he won't look pretty and we all know that's more important than his health, right? I mean what if someone, heaven forbid, mistakes him for the wrong breed?! I worry about people sometimes and how obsessed they are with appearance when it comes to their animals
@@BlackBackLioness yes I agree. It's not about how your pet looks, having pet is a serious responsibility. Most dog owners in particular forget that in worrying about the aesthetics. This is why we have so many breeds which are a combination , thus building in health issues depending on the combination. You are so right, well said.
Paralysis ticks, especially the ones I've encountered, are often unphased by regular tick prevention medication. My childhood dogs were always up to date with their tick prevention and both dealt with paralysis ticks; one of them got a paralysis tick three times within four years. Luckily they were at least a year apart each time so we could use the antidote. We put a stop to it but keeping them out of bushy/weedy areas during summer.
I was just wondering why, after the first tick, the owners wouldn't have started tick preventative. If it's not too effective, it's very possible that they had. I'm glad this pup is better, and that yours were able to get care in time too.
I was going to ask if regular tick prevention does or does not work in these cases. I mean, any tick prevention is never 100% but these nasty buggers seem to break through notoriously.
AlienWithABox. I really hate paralysis ticks. I have had one dog die after a week in the vets surgery. And I’ve had another two dogs that luckily were saved. The last one had the tick inside her mouth. I have all my dogs on Nexgard. What are your thoughts on that preventative? 🙏🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
What an absolutely frightening experience for everyone, especially Danny. My dog has short hair and I'm in the States. Checking for ticks on her isn't very difficult. I wish there were a way for Danny's sweet owners to easily check for ticks in all that fur. Even the vet tech had to shave him close to the skin, but I guess that was an emergency measure.
@@prcervi Totally worth the time, though, to keep your dog from having to go through that. Some dogs don't survive that paralysis tick. I can't imagine how awful that must be for everyone involved.
Poor little chap, not only can he not breathe but he's terrified and who could blame him. Lady, anyone can see that he's a retriever shorn or not. Jesus, dog owners take the biscuit. But honestly I have learnt such a lot from your show. Thank you for the valuable info!
I wish I can take my dogs to the vet if this ever happens but here in the US they are really expensive and my family is poor. That is why I like watching shows like these because I can learn from them as I am going to college to become a vet soon! I wish the best of luck for Australia and hope that one day I will come and visit the beautiful country and help wherever I can ^^
I know that, but I hope to get my income up soon probably next year because of my Social Security had disappeared due to me being older. We are trying to get it back and when we get the change we will take our animals to the vet.
@Esau Davis By that definition atleast 7.5 billion people cant have pets. You are being out of line with reality. Thing is in nature these animals would just have died, its not nice but thats reality for you. So where is the difference if they would die while in human possession? Its a luxury to be able to save them, not a necessity. And as an addon, healthcare for *humans* in the US is a luxury, you cant expect people to apply higher standards of living for their pets compared to the general population. And thats a first world country, most countries have it far worse than that.
@Esau Davis Totally agree ! For people saying that its NOT A NECESSITY TO BE ABLE TO SAVE THEIR PETS ARE DEFINITELY NOT PET LOVERS & HAVE NO RIGHT TO KEEP ONE.
I have a problem with that. Most ppl in the US who are poor still have cars smart phones computers and internet. And most vets will make payment arrangements. Give up cigarets, junk food, cable, whatever, but don’t deny your pet health care.
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
@@catherinemorris908 As I said, the only prevention we have is being alert about your dog's fur. If they have to be outside a lot, check their fur daily.
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
The tick necklaces we have for ticks is not to helpful. My old dog I had was full what ever i used against tick. We don't have this one but borrelia, tbe and think one more thing thats new last few years ontop of tge other 2. Check her daily and try keep away from areas with ticks. Brush her after walk and stuff like that. But lived in apartment so not had her out in a yard alot during days. Just long walks
@@AutumnSwift2 Cause apparently the bastards are on a whole other level of resilient. They're probably trying to find something but who knows if it'll guarantee prevention if even the current, most common tick preventatives don't do jack.
How sweet! After just watching a bunny die I thought for sure I was watching this sweet puppy dying. Thank GAWD he recovered. No more Bondi Vet this evening.
U CAN TELL THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP PARENTS LOVE HIM AND HE LOVES THEM. I just wonder what's wrong with a labrador, I have a black lab and her parents were my pups a yellow and chocolate lab. I think she and they were BEAUTIFUL
Nothings wrong with labs there just so common. Some people want a unique diffrent dog I for one am not a huge fan of labs for the main reason there so common. There the most “basic”. Of breeds in my opinion
@@magicalgalaxylavender Keep an eye on your dog during warmer months. No weedy areas, tall grass, bushes. Check your dog's fur regularly to catch them before they latch on.
here in the states we use tick preventatives but we're mainly worried about lyme and rocky mountain spotted fever (i'm sure there are more). do the preventatives work on this type of tick that causes the paralysis?
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
Danny & his owners are precious! Ticks & fleas have been especially bad this year in my area of the US and you can buy & treat your yard or have it professionally done.
The owners need to keep Danny shaved and really check him for ticks all the time! And who cares what breed he looks like, health is number one priority, NOT looks!
everyone who reads this comment I am just about to tell u what my Chihuahua had gone through while he was with us… btw he was not as harmed as u think so firstly.. Cooper was his name,so when we got him he had a broken-ish back he was struggling to get off and on my mothers bed so one time when we came back from the shops we forgot we had him so my sister accidentally stepped on the right spot where it was hurting him and he had a fixed back after that accident happened😅 Secondly So one time he was he was not standing up properly,then a friend gave over and was patting him then felt a lump she said “hmm t-that’s a TICK!” Mum was shocked then we gave him a bath then we took the tick out PERFECTLY! 😮 Thirdly So my mother couldn’t take care of him any longer ( bc he peed EVERYWHERE) so we gave him to a new owner then she found out that he had 27 rotten teeth (we got cooper from a family member keep that in mind)! so that was all the traumatising times of coopers life…😅
Yeah. Only the antidote which can only be administered once ever 12 months. So if your dog gets two paralysis ticks in a year, there's nothing vets can do for you.
They could have their yard spray for ticks once a month. Or get their dog on a tick and flea preventative. An oral preventative and a topical preventative.
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
What about tick prevention? I give my dog a flea and tick med monthly. I’m in the US so I’m not sure what’s available/recommended there. Do they have it available there?
For regular ticks those preventatives work but with these ticks they don't do any good. Maybe one day they'll find something that works to keep them away but for now you just have to avoid tall grasses and woody areas
Does flea and tick prevention not work on these particular ticks? I’m sorry, but isn’t this preventable with a drop of flea and tick preventative? I genuinely do not know about paralysis ticks. 🤷♀️
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
@@AlienWithABox wow, that’s horrible! Someone somewhere should be working on a preventative. That is so terrifying as a pet owner. I can’t even imagine. 😢
Those same owners thought he had something in his throat the first time. They need to spray their yard or do some kind of prevention. Isn’t there a vaccination for tick like here in the US? This is crazy how many animals are affected by ticks there.
Couldn't Danny have a tick treatment applied to his fur to repel ticks like Frontline? So glad he is ok but the little guy has gone through so much in his young life 💜💜😂💜💜 PS Dr Lisa is one of the Best 💗
hey, guess what australian paralysis barely responds to! hint, you just suggested it. yeah this is a crap outta luck situation, ain't any effective repellent for these things and they're kinda common in australia(not as common as the bush tick, which does respond to tick repellent but come in swarms). and semi-related anecdote, aussie paralysis tick do have a similar though reduced effect on humans(fatalities and severe symptoms are uncommon).
@@terriatca1 there are others that can inflict tick paralysis(rocky mountain wood tick and american dog tick are the common stateside ones) but as far as 've heard the aussie one is just particular in ignoring most repellents nature can be a complete nightmare
You sound like you are well knowledged with ticks, I had no idea these paralysis ticks are I guess immune to repellents, thanks for the info 😊 You must either be Australian or an avid reader but in any case thank you Micky
Sadly, he will have to be shaved down for the rest of his life Shaving a double coat dog once, destores it forever Every time it grows back, it just becomes one big mat You can keep it long, but it takes hours on hour of work to brush it all out, and some groomers don't think it's worth it
They're in a coastal ares with a lot of trees. Because Australia is pretty good about maintaining our natural ecosystems, we end up with a lot of bugs. Majority are harmless, paralysis ticks not so much. The owners simply need to check Danny's fur regularly and keep him out of bushes and tall weedy grass.
@@AlienWithABox Thank you for explaning that to me! I live in the Pacific Northwest USA. We get spider's! Hobo, brown recluse, black widows and now murder wasps. A year ago I was bitten by a spider. The fangs were more than a quarter inch apart. It was nasty and painful! We have ticks too. But never heard of the paralysis tick. Though we probably have those too. Thanks again!
Watching this is Killin me. I 😱 love my dogs 🐕 ❤ I've had dogs since I was a child. Now I won't be without my dogs. 17yr old jack Chihuahua also a 2yr old french bulldog, I don't get why they aren't treating there dog against ticks. My dogs hav all the jabs aswel as every product off the shelves no matter the cost. 😇 I will go without for my dogs 🐕 as I bought them in to my home.
Do anti-tick topical or orals kill this type of tick? If yes, maybe these owners should invest in one of these medicines especially since poor Danny has had these very dangerous disease.
Flea and Tick treatments would be much cheaper than intensive care at the clinic. It is shocking that people there don't use products to prevent ticks.
Those ticks aren't bothered by tick collars and drops. They are relentless and the only thing you can really do is keep them away from tall grasses and woody areas. Bugs in Australia are something else
💕TICK PREVENTATIVE TREATMENT💕They DO NOT DESERVE to have a dog WHY if they nearly lost Him to a paralysis tick before where he was put on a ventilator💕
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
Stupid question here, but in Australia aren't there collars and other things that fend off these critters? We have them in the US, but I think it's just because we're gullible. 🤔
Are they not giving him anti tick medication? My puppy gets meds for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. I'm glad she's safe, because I would never want this to happen to her.
@@peachjubilee yeah the poor little mite. Had to laugh though when the husband said that he was going to clip his coat all the time and his wife said that she was going to hang a sign around his neck to say what breed he is. God love him!
Sadly my dog is allergic to tick meds plus with my dog having epilepsy the risk for tick meds is too great... So got to check him over after being outside as their only at risk for Lyme disease if ticks been on for more then 24 hours... Plus avoiding shaded, long grass or under trees in summer. My dog has a mild allergy to heartworm meds but it's so minor that pros outway risks and just have to give him is allergy meds for few days after treatment
That gag sound makes me shiver
YOU MAKE MY WORLD A BETTER PLACE , I CAN DEPEND ON YOU. This song fits best with all the vets featured in this series. Thank you all for ur relentless services 🙏
Poor Danny got it twice. I am glad they found the tick and the crater. Bless his heart. God bless Bondi Vet.
Omg that gagging hes calling for help while trying to breathe );
Poop grrr 8 n. Ufflgfhhp
Keeping his fur short is a good idea, better than taking a chance.
Especially in a country like Australia which has more than it's fair of lethal wildlife.
Yeah but then he won't look pretty and we all know that's more important than his health, right? I mean what if someone, heaven forbid, mistakes him for the wrong breed?!
I worry about people sometimes and how obsessed they are with appearance when it comes to their animals
@@BlackBackLioness yes I agree. It's not about how your pet looks, having pet is a serious responsibility. Most dog owners in particular forget that in worrying about the aesthetics. This is why we have so many breeds which are a combination , thus building in health issues depending on the combination.
You are so right, well said.
@@BlackBackLioness absolutely agree, I was perturbed by that statement as well 🔥‼️. Blessings 😊
@@BlackBackLioness he’s health is more important!!
Paralysis ticks, especially the ones I've encountered, are often unphased by regular tick prevention medication. My childhood dogs were always up to date with their tick prevention and both dealt with paralysis ticks; one of them got a paralysis tick three times within four years. Luckily they were at least a year apart each time so we could use the antidote. We put a stop to it but keeping them out of bushy/weedy areas during summer.
I was just wondering why, after the first tick, the owners wouldn't have started tick preventative.
If it's not too effective, it's very possible that they had.
I'm glad this pup is better, and that yours were able to get care in time too.
I was going to ask if regular tick prevention does or does not work in these cases. I mean, any tick prevention is never 100% but these nasty buggers seem to break through notoriously.
AlienWithABox. I really hate paralysis ticks. I have had one dog die after a week in the vets surgery. And I’ve had another two dogs that luckily were saved. The last one had the tick inside her mouth. I have all my dogs on Nexgard. What are your thoughts on that preventative? 🙏🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
I had no idea paralysis ticks were different than other ticks.
😯😳😩😐
And no one has found a preventive for those ticks, seems lazy to me.
He is such a beautiful dog, bless him, he sure was hungry. His family sure loves him too.
How I hate ticks!! What good are they but making their victims sick and suffer. I’m so happy he survived thanks to Dr. Lisa!!💗🐶
I am glad he got better. It was killing me to hear him struggle to breath.
What a gorgeous dog.
Bondi Vet
Luck smiles on Danny,
again. 😇 He has a Guardian Angel watching over him 🙏
Salutations 💌
I am always partial towards Goldens & hearing one crying out in pain just breaks my heart 😔😔😔😔💔💔💔💔💔💔
What about other breeds and pugs?
@@willowpelt369 Every dog is beautiful in his/her own way but to me Goldens are the best !
Poor dog this made me tear up I have a golden and I couldn’t image seeing him like this puppy poor sweetie 😢
What an absolutely frightening experience for everyone, especially Danny. My dog has short hair and I'm in the States. Checking for ticks on her isn't very difficult. I wish there were a way for Danny's sweet owners to easily check for ticks in all that fur. Even the vet tech had to shave him close to the skin, but I guess that was an emergency measure.
there's always flea combs, tedious as that would be
@@prcervi Totally worth the time, though, to keep your dog from having to go through that. Some dogs don't survive that paralysis tick. I can't imagine how awful that must be for everyone involved.
You are all ANGELS in earth!!
Thank God Dr. Lisa🙏💗💗💗 The couple with the golden retriever love their Boy sooooo very much...
he is so cute
He is really cute awww 😍😘❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Poor baby!!
Bro that dog is so cute and he has suvived forever
Omg☹️🥺the poor thing.☹️
I am going to cry
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀
Poor little chap, not only can he not breathe but he's terrified and who could blame him.
Lady, anyone can see that he's a retriever shorn or not. Jesus, dog owners take the biscuit.
But honestly I have learnt such a lot from your show. Thank you for the valuable info!
I wish I can take my dogs to the vet if this ever happens but here in the US they are really expensive and my family is poor.
That is why I like watching shows like these because I can learn from them as I am going to college to become a vet soon!
I wish the best of luck for Australia and hope that one day I will come and visit the beautiful country and help wherever I can ^^
Good luck on becoming a vet! ❤
I know that, but I hope to get my income up soon probably next year because of my Social Security had disappeared due to me being older.
We are trying to get it back and when we get the change we will take our animals to the vet.
@Esau Davis By that definition atleast 7.5 billion people cant have pets. You are being out of line with reality. Thing is in nature these animals would just have died, its not nice but thats reality for you. So where is the difference if they would die while in human possession?
Its a luxury to be able to save them, not a necessity.
And as an addon, healthcare for *humans* in the US is a luxury, you cant expect people to apply higher standards of living for their pets compared to the general population.
And thats a first world country, most countries have it far worse than that.
@Esau Davis Totally agree ! For people saying that its NOT A NECESSITY TO BE ABLE TO SAVE THEIR PETS ARE DEFINITELY NOT PET LOVERS & HAVE NO RIGHT TO KEEP ONE.
I have a problem with that. Most ppl in the US who are poor still have cars smart phones computers and internet. And most vets will make payment arrangements. Give up cigarets, junk food, cable, whatever, but don’t deny your pet health care.
awwww ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have a Golden retriever puppy he is such a cute dog
Oh I felt so bad when the wife/owner was told that Danny had another tick, she had her mouth open with shock 😭
Poor dog I wish the tick preventative worked on these types of ticks but they don't. There really isn't any meds that keep those ticks away.
Can we get a modern clip that talks about if monthly tick prevention like advantix works on these ticks?
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
@@AlienWithABox what do working dogs use for this type of tick?
@@catherinemorris908 As I said, the only prevention we have is being alert about your dog's fur. If they have to be outside a lot, check their fur daily.
@@AlienWithABox Thankyou for the response, glad we don’t have that tick here in the USA.
Danny is the cutest
I see this so often in this show... does Australia not have flea/tickets control for dogs? Or do people not use it?
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
I think they’re just more common there
The tick necklaces we have for ticks is not to helpful. My old dog I had was full what ever i used against tick. We don't have this one but borrelia, tbe and think one more thing thats new last few years ontop of tge other 2. Check her daily and try keep away from areas with ticks. Brush her after walk and stuff like that. But lived in apartment so not had her out in a yard alot during days. Just long walks
@@AlienWithABox If it's such an issue why hasn't something been created to fight the ticks?
@@AutumnSwift2 Cause apparently the bastards are on a whole other level of resilient. They're probably trying to find something but who knows if it'll guarantee prevention if even the current, most common tick preventatives don't do jack.
Anybody that knows dogs can tell he's a Golden. The rest don't matter...
Ok?...
poor boy..
Love this show.
Oh no poor puppy
How sweet! After just watching a bunny die I thought for sure I was watching this sweet puppy dying. Thank GAWD he recovered. No more Bondi Vet this evening.
Would a tick prevention work for those ticks?
That is what I was wondering.
In one recent episode, I think Chris had a poster on his wall for Paralysis Tick and Flea Prevention
Yes but his owners probably think they know better and don't need to.
Yea, tick prevention products would help immensely, but there is always still the possibility of pets becoming infected :((
Paralysis ticks barely respond to Frontline and such, sadly.
3:10 why did they delay so much? Is the serum bad?
I hope they were also advised to give him tick treatments too!
Hearing those noises hurts me
U CAN TELL THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP PARENTS LOVE HIM AND HE LOVES THEM. I just wonder what's wrong with a labrador, I have a black lab and her parents were my pups a yellow and chocolate lab. I think she and they were BEAUTIFUL
Nothings wrong with labs there just so common. Some people want a unique diffrent dog I for one am not a huge fan of labs for the main reason there so common. There the most “basic”. Of breeds in my opinion
Do regular tick preventions protect against these paralysis ticks? Poor Danny
Sadly not. Those buggers are super hard to repel.
@@AlienWithABox that’s so sad is there no way to prevent them
@@magicalgalaxylavender Keep an eye on your dog during warmer months. No weedy areas, tall grass, bushes. Check your dog's fur regularly to catch them before they latch on.
@@AlienWithABox This is the only way to stay on top of these pests. You have to check your pet regularly.
POOR DOG THIS MADE ME SADDDDD
Never heard of these ticks.
Do they not use monthly all wormer anti tic medication in NSW?
here in the states we use tick preventatives but we're mainly worried about lyme and rocky mountain spotted fever (i'm sure there are more). do the preventatives work on this type of tick that causes the paralysis?
We have preventive medicine too but the ticks don’t seam to worry to much.
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
Bugs in Australia are on a whole other level sadly
"swallow reflex is back to normal" **zooms in on longest droolscicle I've ever seen**
I might want to try a tablet for tick and flea control
they don't work for these types of ticks.
Put a drop to prevent tick paralysis
So true
Danny & his owners are precious! Ticks & fleas have been especially bad this year in my area of the US and you can buy & treat your yard or have it professionally done.
The owners need to keep Danny shaved and really check him for ticks all the time! And who cares what breed he looks like, health is number one priority, NOT looks!
everyone who reads this comment I am just about to tell u what my Chihuahua had gone through while he was with us…
btw he was not as harmed as u think
so firstly..
Cooper was his name,so when we got him he had a broken-ish back he was struggling to get off and on my mothers bed so one time when we came back from the shops we forgot we had him so my sister accidentally stepped on the right spot where it was hurting him and he had a fixed back after that accident happened😅
Secondly
So one time he was he was not standing up properly,then a friend gave over and was patting him then felt a lump she said “hmm t-that’s a TICK!” Mum was shocked then we gave him a bath then we took the tick out PERFECTLY! 😮
Thirdly
So my mother couldn’t take care of him any longer ( bc he peed EVERYWHERE) so we gave him to a new owner then she found out that he had 27 rotten teeth (we got cooper from a family member keep that in mind)!
so that was all the traumatising times of coopers life…😅
doesnt flea and tick prevention work on paralysis ticks?
What is the first one called I wanna see how he recovered
I will definitely keep him shaved
Ticks can be that deadly 😳
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I'm surprised there are no vaccines against those lousy ticks! 😢
Yeah. Only the antidote which can only be administered once ever 12 months. So if your dog gets two paralysis ticks in a year, there's nothing vets can do for you.
@@AlienWithABox Australia and their massive amount of alien insects😵
I feel bad for Danny’s owners😢
They could have their yard spray for ticks once a month. Or get their dog on a tick and flea preventative. An oral preventative and a topical preventative.
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
What about tick prevention? I give my dog a flea and tick med monthly. I’m in the US so I’m not sure what’s available/recommended there. Do they have it available there?
Doesn’t really work
For regular ticks those preventatives work but with these ticks they don't do any good. Maybe one day they'll find something that works to keep them away but for now you just have to avoid tall grasses and woody areas
outside for potty breaks and maybe play time on a padded area or concrete poor baby
Does flea and tick prevention not work on these particular ticks? I’m sorry, but isn’t this preventable with a drop of flea and tick preventative? I genuinely do not know about paralysis ticks. 🤷♀️
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
@@AlienWithABox wow, that’s horrible! Someone somewhere should be working on a preventative. That is so terrifying as a pet owner. I can’t even imagine. 😢
Can you tell what stethoscope you are using
Those same owners thought he had something in his throat the first time. They need to spray their yard or do some kind of prevention. Isn’t there a vaccination for tick like here in the US? This is crazy how many animals are affected by ticks there.
So, what do they have against Labradors?
Couldn't Danny have a tick treatment applied to his fur to repel ticks like Frontline? So glad he is ok but the little guy has gone through so much in his young life 💜💜😂💜💜 PS Dr Lisa is one of the Best 💗
hey, guess what australian paralysis barely responds to! hint, you just suggested it.
yeah this is a crap outta luck situation, ain't any effective repellent for these things and they're kinda common in australia(not as common as the bush tick, which does respond to tick repellent but come in swarms). and semi-related anecdote, aussie paralysis tick do have a similar though reduced effect on humans(fatalities and severe symptoms are uncommon).
My dogs are allergic to frontline. They are allergic to the chewables too. Between the vomiting trimmers and the diarrhea it wasnt worth it.
@@prcervi Thanks, I hadn't known that. We don't have paralysis ticks in Canada.
@@terriatca1 there are others that can inflict tick paralysis(rocky mountain wood tick and american dog tick are the common stateside ones) but as far as 've heard the aussie one is just particular in ignoring most repellents
nature can be a complete nightmare
You sound like you are well knowledged with ticks, I had no idea these paralysis ticks are I guess immune to repellents, thanks for the info 😊 You must either be Australian or an avid reader but in any case thank you Micky
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THAT HE IS BETTER THEY SHOULD BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT THAT!!!!🙄🙄🙄
The shaved Danny looks like a Lab now. Is there any preventive for the paralyzing tic?
my dog used to have lots of ticks on his body but he didnt act the way danny did
cuz they weren't paralysis ticks but common ticks, that's a massive difference
I hope your conversation with his owners included telling them to keep a flea and tic collar on Him!!!
Don’t really work for this
Paralysis ticks do not get affected to the anti tick medicines
I feel bad for the puppy
Sadly, he will have to be shaved down for the rest of his life
Shaving a double coat dog once, destores it forever
Every time it grows back, it just becomes one big mat
You can keep it long, but it takes hours on hour of work to brush it all out, and some groomers don't think it's worth it
Is there prevention for this type of tick?
Nope. Normal tick prevention doesn't work.
Is it not a practice down under to use good products against fleas and ticks?
Tick preventatives don't work against paralysis ticks
He looked like a labrador after shaving him
Edit: iw thought about this before his owner said that and the vet
Where do they live that they have so many ticks? That scares me. I wouldn't have him outside too much. It there a spray that kills ticks in tree's?
Australia. Everything in Australia is trying to kill you😅
They're in a coastal ares with a lot of trees. Because Australia is pretty good about maintaining our natural ecosystems, we end up with a lot of bugs. Majority are harmless, paralysis ticks not so much.
The owners simply need to check Danny's fur regularly and keep him out of bushes and tall weedy grass.
@@AlienWithABox Thank you for explaning that to me! I live in the Pacific Northwest USA. We get spider's! Hobo, brown recluse, black widows and now murder wasps. A year ago I was bitten by a spider. The fangs were more than a quarter inch apart. It was nasty and painful! We have ticks too. But never heard of the paralysis tick. Though we probably have those too. Thanks again!
Crying out loud! Keep fresh dip on your dog.
Well damn can someone spray the yard 🙁
Watching this is Killin me. I 😱 love my dogs 🐕 ❤ I've had dogs since I was a child. Now I won't be without my dogs. 17yr old jack Chihuahua also a 2yr old french bulldog, I don't get why they aren't treating there dog against ticks. My dogs hav all the jabs aswel as every product off the shelves no matter the cost. 😇 I will go without for my dogs 🐕 as I bought them in to my home.
Tick treatment (such as frontline and oral meds) don’t work on these types of ticks
Do anti-tick topical or orals kill this type of tick? If yes, maybe these owners should invest in one of these medicines especially since poor Danny has had these very dangerous disease.
No :(
This tic is like lyme disease
Flea and Tick treatments would be much cheaper than intensive care at the clinic. It is shocking that people there don't use products to prevent ticks.
Those ticks aren't bothered by tick collars and drops. They are relentless and the only thing you can really do is keep them away from tall grasses and woody areas. Bugs in Australia are something else
Do the anti-tick medications kill the tick before it affects the dog or doesn’t it matter as it only takes a little bite❓❓❓
Paralysis ticks don’t really get affected to tick medications so it’s hard to stop them
Check every day? That’s poor prevention.
They seem like good owners. They’re just very common unfortunately
Nasty those ticks, check your dog daily for those paralysis tix
I mean , yeah, if the owners are vigilant about checking for tics after every walk; a short hair cut would be much more suitable for them
DON'T BLUR THE NEEDLES! It's stupid. Surgery blurring is understandable, but blurring a needle is completely pointless.
💕TICK PREVENTATIVE TREATMENT💕They DO NOT DESERVE to have a dog WHY if they nearly lost Him to a paralysis tick before where he was put on a ventilator💕
Keep him in a tick prevention
sadly australian paralysis ticks aren't effected by anti tick medication
He needs anti tick prevention
Paralysis ticks are barely phased by tick prevention medication. As of right now the only surefire prevention is keeping an eye on your dog's fur and staying away from tall grass.
Stupid question here, but in Australia aren't there collars and other things that fend off these critters? We have them in the US, but I think it's just because we're gullible. 🤔
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Dr. Lisa did you have your baby?
don't call him sweetheart
Are they not giving him anti tick medication? My puppy gets meds for heartworm, fleas, and ticks. I'm glad she's safe, because I would never want this to happen to her.
The anti tick don't effect this sort of tick
@@alexlover76 ohhh that sucks, I had no idea. Poor puppers had this twice, and fought it. This must be so stressful though.
@@peachjubilee yeah the poor little mite. Had to laugh though when the husband said that he was going to clip his coat all the time and his wife said that she was going to hang a sign around his neck to say what breed he is. God love him!
Sadly my dog is allergic to tick meds plus with my dog having epilepsy the risk for tick meds is too great... So got to check him over after being outside as their only at risk for Lyme disease if ticks been on for more then 24 hours... Plus avoiding shaded, long grass or under trees in summer. My dog has a mild allergy to heartworm meds but it's so minor that pros outway risks and just have to give him is allergy meds for few days after treatment
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