Bondi Vets Team Up To Save Puppy With Broken Heart 💔 | Full Episode | E58 | Bondi Vet

Dr Arvid performs emergency surgery on a beloved pit bull with a dangerous bladder stone blockage; Tim chases down a deadly snake, and the WHOLE Bondi Vet team join forces to try to save a 3-month rescue puppy with a devastating heart condition 🐶 😢
Subscribe 👉 bit.ly/BondiVetSubscribe | More Episodes 👉 bit.ly/MoreFullEpisodes
--
Stay up to date with all things Bondi Vet at:
bondivet.com/
Facebook - tinyurl.com/FacebookBondivet
Instagram - tinyurl.com/InstagramBV
Twitter - tinyurl.com/TwitterBV
#BondiVet #FullEpisodes

[@terryblack5087]

Emma needs to be added as a major player on this site. Vet nurses are an integral part of vet treatment and Emma is awesome. Would be nice to show more of what the nurses do.

[@jeannegallegos8410]

I 💯absolutely agree !!! So often Vet Nurses, RNs, LVNs, Vet Techs and other Personnel like XRay, Lab, etc. Save their patients' lives & the doctors' bacon. "Bondi Vets" shows the cream of the crop. But there are other Vets and their teams around who are unsung heroes.

[@domiro8156]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@Mushroom.12349]

It's so great that all these vets have confidence in each other,it's a nice thing

[@jessicajarsak7812]

Yes, I love when I see her at the clinic. She’s very awesome!

[@lyndahammond8883]

I'm so glad others feel the nurses and techs don't get that much attention. They do so much and care so much for the patients. It seems the doctors continue to get all of the credit. Of course, when noticed, these folks are often referred to as, my Team. I worked as a Social Worker and I was often referred to by the doctors as, "my Social Worker will help you..." whatever long list of assistance for the patient. The patient would inevitably look at me and say, "Thank you Doctor!". I felt like nameless property. That changed but I had to be assertive about how we all were treated. Most of the doctors changed their attitudes but some maintained their arrogance. I sound bitter but actually, it was a challenge that helped me as it stayed in with me as I worked on my doctorate. Bondi doctors are NEVER demeaning to their staff. It's more likely the Producers or Directors that seem to think the audience won't care.

[@hog-tiedandhappy]

Lucky puppy! I had a dog with PDA as a pup and they couldn't close it off all the way. Eventually she faced liver failure and we had to put her down days after her third birthday. But we got 3 years vs 3 months and she lived a wonderful life full of love.

[@ARiddle1986]

You do what you can and I'm sure she knew she was loved. ;; RIP, sweetie.

[@terryeasom]

So very sorry for your lost furbaby!

[@dianezeller3295]

@@ARiddle1986 7

[@lyndahammond8883]

JUS: Bless you and your family for your kindness toward your pup and good for you all for your gift of giving your baby a loving life. What a wonderful birthday-life gift you gave your precious baby! 💕

[@angelicMonster]

bretta is such a sweet girl, she's in so much pain from the stones and she's still such a good dog. it really goes to show just how sweet pitts can be in a good environment

[@fcasias7]

The one thing I dislike about pits is their tendency to not give much warning when they are being aggressive. They don't seem to growl or anything. But I'm not familiar with the breed, I thought Rotties were similar, but the one I ended up with was a total sweetheart.

[@angelicMonster]

@@fcasias7 most of the dogs i've had throughout my life were pits and pitty mixes, i've only ever had one incident where i got nipped at (not even a bite, just a startled nip) because i accidentally stepped on a tail. from my experience if you understand their body language and know how to tell if one's defensive or in pain, they can easily be one of the best breeds of dogs for the most part people are scared of them because of stuff like their powerful jaws or how many are used for dog fighting, but i've never once been bitten by a pit and all mine have just been large babies

[@lyssaj28]

AMEN

[@josmclaren4328]

@@angelicMonster (

[@sandralouth3103]

Really all about the owner for all dogs.

[@Pythonaria]

What wonderful people Tyson's new family are. To be told he has a life-threatening heart condition and immediately say he is staying with them, so heart-warming. Many people would not have done that, especially as he was being fostered. So glad the vets were able to repair his heart and I hope he lives a very long, happy and healthy life. One thing's for sure, he has the most loving family he could have wished for.

[@feralbluee]

umm - they also had the money. that helps a lot in so many ways. They can afford to be magnanimous. other people would very, very sadly have to search for a new home where they could afford the operation.

[@shirleylaboy603]

Poor baby with all those bladder stones. Andrew to the rescue again with fixing a puppy heart and Scott did an excellent job with Emmas kitty. Couldn't ask for a better outcome. 🙂❤

[@droolingfangirl]

My gall bladder was full of rocks, so I know how bad this can hurt. They got rid of it and them.

[@lindanorris2455]

THYE HAD TO BE IN THERE A LONG TIME.

[@carladavison7140]

@@lindanorris2455 Not necessarily, actually... depending on how "long of time" you are referring to. Bladder stones can form anywhere from a couple of weeks to a couple of months. So it depends on how long and how frequently the urine stays in the bladder for the stones to be created (the longer that the bladder isn't fully emptied from urination, the more angry the bladder gets and produces crystals which turn into stones). Symptoms are normally not seen or felt until the stones grow big enough to start causing issues, such as what Baretta went through, by blocking the flow of urine. I'm pretty sure that her human parents only started to notice that her behaviour was becoming more "chronic", and that's when they KNEW something just wasn't right, and decided to bring her in to be examined. ❤ It really is very hard to tell how long she had these stones forming because it all depends on many different factors. 🙂

[@peggydarling206]

E

[@dlqueen2]

@@droolingfangirl n Chv

[@NanaVicki1]

I wonder if Dr Andrew knows how many people all over the world that just love him and all he does!

[@LuckyBadger]

I really love Emma. She's such a lovely person, a great nurse, and she has a real talent at getting Scott to blush.😘

[@scottfw7169]

They make a good team and an entertaining team, do really enjoy watching them.

[@BarryHope-bj5um]

Would YOU work for a vet you wouldn't trust with YOUR animals?

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

Got a little misty when Linda says she wants her Beretta to enjoy her retirement, what a sweet way to put it.

[@rondameier8168]

The very first story, that is what it's all about!!!! I love her saying "I was one of those people, but will never have another type of dog, ever"!!! High five and a hug from me mom!!! And I've never had the pleasure of or the privilege of being a mom to pibble, yet, but these beautiful amazing dogs deserve as much love and as good a life as any other dog, period!!!!

[@adhdhikaru]

I recently adopted my first pittie (he’s a mix and on the smaller side, around 45lbs) and he’s the sweetest, happiest, most loving dog I’ve ever met. Pitties might look intimidating to some, but they’re just big babies at heart!!

[@shawnbean3287]

WOW that was a lot of stones!

[@deniseroe5891]

Beautiful Baretta. I have never met a mean or aggressive Pittie. She is so sweet. ❤. It would be hard to work on your own baby. I thought I could handle putting my beautiful Dallas our Maine Coone, down and cried a river. OMG, Tyson is adorable!! So glad he could be fixed and has a wonderful home.

[@MiuXiu]

I witnessed my old roommate’s pit murder her other dog right in front of me. Also my step brothers pit murdered two of my step moms dog in our back yard and they were maimed so badly they were unrecognizable. The victims were all large dogs. Another one bit an entire cheek off of my coworker when I was a pet groomer. Completely unprovoked. They can absolutely be aggressive and unreasonable. Beautiful animals and they can be very sweet, but they can definitely be unpredictable because of the breed history. I’m sorry about your baby Dallas. I think about my old girl Lina every day. She was the best little calico, and was such a polite, calm old woman that had been handed off from home to home from owners dying, and then from shelter to shelter because she only had one eye and was elderly, until I adopted her and she lived out the rest of her life... then she got mammary cancer and it progressed too far. It’s always so difficult to euthanize and we never forget them. I still cry thinking about being at the clinic with her while she passed and it’s been 4 years. I hope you’ve been able to adopt more- my two sibling kitties are great company and always know when I’m feeling down.

[@kat7135]

I love how when they were putting Ed under Scott called himself "Uncle Scotty"

[@thandiwolfe813]

I love Arvid’s manner. He’s informative without being overwhelming or condescending, calm without being dismissive or glib, and intent without being melodramatic or pushy. I wish he was my dog’s vet!

[@marcificht4013]

I love when Dr. Andrew is on....but feel so guilty because that means a pet is really sick...he's so awesome, though! SO happy Ed is all clear!

[@feralbluee]

everyone seems to love Andrew. he must be the best mate ever and a wonderful dad. but then, you have include Scott, Lisa, Tim, Arvid, and others in there, too. :). 🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷

[@e.t.2914]

When i was in tech school we had a 10 yr old male chihuahua come in with a bladder stone the size of golf ball. I think it tested back as a calcium oxylate stone--at least, I remember it sure looked like one. I can't imagine how long that poor little dog was in pain.

[@tammiea8552]

I had an 8mm kidney stone. Omg it was horrible. God bless these vets!!!

[@jennifercoleman6218]

That poor puppy. That amount of stones would have killed a human. So glad the doc got them all out

[@mommabird2813]

I get this lady, I always said no Pitties, we adopted what we thought was a boxer mix ended up being mostly Pittie and well I will now only go for the Pitties because they’re great pups all around. ❤️

[@olivergarden-]

i had a pitbull when i was a young child (dog fighting rescue) and she was the most lovable dog EVER, she even let me sleep on her, not as in id lay ONTOP her with my whole body, id often lay my head on her belly or back.

[@olivergarden-]

i had a pitbull when i was a young child (dog fighting rescue) and she was the most lovable dog EVER, she even let me sleep on her, not as in id lay ONTOP her with my whole body, id often lay my head on her belly or back.

[@sadsackofflour2697]

I've had a few bladder stones myself, and though mine weren't severe enough that I had to go to the hospital (though there were times when I worried I might have to), seeing an animal who is suffering from bladder stones really hits different when you've felt 'em yourself. The first time it happened, I really had no idea what was going on, and I was more than an hour away from home, so it was kinda scary.

[@tinydancer7426]

So ...... what is the ongoing treatment plan for Baretta to prevent new bladder stones? Will she be taking a medication to prevent those stones from forming in the first place? I can relate to the stone issue being a kidney stone patient myself. I take a med every day to prevent them forming in the first place and would be very interested to know if such/the same med would/could/should be used to prevent them from forming again in Baretta's case.

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

@@tinydancer7426 probably Baretta will be eating a specialized food. Our cat Luna(tic) had this problem and now our sweet white cat is ok. And we make sure he drinks a lot of water.

[@ettakbrown5524]

+

[@tinydancer7426]

@@carolgibson-wilson4354 I had forgotten about "prescription" food. But I have a question, how do you make sure a cat drinks lot of water? I mean, you can insure that water is available at all times, but how do you make a cat drink a lot of it. It's kinda like the adage, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't MAKE them drink." :0D

[@sadsackofflour2697]

@@tinydancer7426 Perhaps food that's moistened? ...Or maybe catnip tea would help...? xD

[@AldithIcewound]

I just saw the video of when Ed was brought in and she adopted him. Sweet boy, I'm glad he's okay and it was nothing serious.

[@riohenry6382]

I’m so impressed with the amount of knowledge each of the vets have. To be able to pick up the exact heart disease with just a stethoscope, that’s impressive. And they can do that for every animal

[@nativemom4992]

So sweet and so glad that Beretta had a chance at life as a rescue

[@Tirryna]

not much makes me happier than pit bull "Awooo Awooo"s. My pittie mix does it and it lighten my day so fast.

[@Wheelstar72]

I was born with 2 holes, 2 narrowed arteries and t valve on the inside right of my heart is also narrowed mum was told when I was 1 I wouldn’t live to be 10 well 39 years later I’m still here never had surgery. So I feel for little Tyson glad he got his heart issue fixed

[@feralbluee]

Wow! that’s fantastic. and good for you for being proud of that. have a great day :) 🌷🌱

[@candymadigan9308]

My husband was born (in Cyprus in 1968) with a lump on his heart which was discovered when he was 18. Dr told him he'd be dead before he was 20. He'll be 54 in November. His son was also born with it, but it was discovered at birth so they went in and lopped it off and his heart grew normally.

[@marthajean6924]

Poor Beretta! My YorkiePoo had a Bladder Stone the size of a half dollar earlier this year. Glad y’all caught it in time!

[@bentclaw]

I'm always so impressed by Dr Arvard and his calm, patient, caring demeanor. Even when things get tense, he just stays steady. If I were taking my cat to him I would feel very safe about it.

[@yamaha-ce8lg]

Is he Canadian or?

[@peggydarling206]

Great job. !!!

[@peggydarling206]

I agree

[@newbirth35]

@@yamaha-ce8lg American

[@sheilaghbrosky4150]

@@yamaha-ce8lg He's an Aussie.

[@Missuskeefe]

I have a German Shepherd-Pitty mix. He is the sweetest dog I have ever had. He is as smart as a bag of hammers but so sweet and gentle. I rescued him when he was a few months old.

[@feralbluee]

what a great combination of breeds. :) 🐕‍🦺🐕🐶 🌷🌿🌼🌱🌷

[@WendyMG247]

Glad she learned the Truth about Pitbulls ❤💯 it's NOT any breed but humans who make dogs Aggressive!

[@jennifermassey6458]

DR. Andrew is the best!!! He is such an awesome surgeon. That man should be wearing a cape! What a super hero he is!!!!

[@laurabaca9683]

Glad Ed is going to be ok. It is scary waiting for results of your fur babies tests. Tyson has lots of 💘. When I saw Tyson running to his loved ones, I melted.

[@Megan_Fiorilla]

31:41 I have never seen a snake look more concerned.

[@hollyjollyxmas]

It’s so heartwarming yet different to see a cardiac surgeon bringing the patient in and out, being so empathetic and sociable. Also, I’m loving the snake guy’s energy

[@feralbluee]

the snake guy is Tim Faulkner. he has a great personality that is so Aussie. like Steve Irwin and others have.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@feralbluee Tim really reminds me of Steve. They both have so much enthusiasm in all they do. Steve was lost way too soon. RIP. (Jan Griffiths).

[@ninjawithnobalance]

Aww the way Scots nurse trust him and he clearly cares for his staff is so adorable

[@LadyGecko]

Dr Marchesky (sp), you are an absolutely amazing doctor and human being!

[@amymack1954]

Andrew to the rescue! My absolute favorite vet.

[@peachblossom105]

He's my favorite too! He is such an incredibly talented surgeon, and a kind soul as well. The amount of different surgeries he does is really impressive.

[@1rage17]

It’s always good to see someone with a big and nice house save & own a pit bull, those are the type of houses that kind of dog thrives off of! Also love the badass name of Beretta

[@anneterry3660]

Thank you. I am always staggered by the breadth and depth of knowledges and skills veterinarians have, continually build upon, and even more impressive, the times vets have to innovate on the job. I worked in human medicine for decades and that makes me even more respectful of vets.

[@lindamoulton1560]

It's beyond incredible! Veterinarians are absolutely amazing. I like to joke that our current one is more of an animal nerd than I am and she's been taking care of our pets since I was in Middle School. We've also had a few "unexpected" pets come along, like Guinea Pigs, Tarantulas and Iguanas but she's always shown them the kind of love and support she would show to any dog or cat.

[@americanpatriot7247]

.... Particularly as Vet's patients can't ever talk and tell the doctor how they feel or where it all hurts. Human doctors are fantastic as well, and so are animal doctors. Heroes all.

[@peggydarling206]

Same here

[@joewoida6713]

I’m impressed with vets.They deal with patients who don’t speak the language, in addition they have to deal with me .

[@turtlemama888]

Also, MDs have to be experts on one species, vets have to be experts on all the other species.

[@susanwright802]

So wonderful to see the extraordinary care given to Tyson by Dr Andrew and the other staff at SASH. And so heartwarming that Tyson's family wanted to keep him on hearing of his life threatening condition. I love Bondi Vet!

[@tanana2070]

My son's kitten many years ago had this issue with her heart. She was so tiny! She was 8 - 9 weeks old. She had her surgery to seal off the vessel and totally recovered and had a wonderful life. She died when she was 12 yrs old of pancreatitis. She was a great little cat who was a life line for my son when he was away from home at his first teaching position. Audrey was her name.

[@robinz2000]

It was a good thing that that family was watching Tyson. They literally saved his life. What are the chances? That in itself was incredible that they had the chance of saving Tysons life! Dr Murchevsky is such a compassionate surgeon. Thank you so very much for saving this puppy's life. That was unbelievable.

[@TeaandFiona]

That puppy had so much energy after his surgery! Yay

[@debrarisner4147]

I know Scott it has to be alot on your shoulders when your loved ones close to you to fix there babies. But I'd put my faith in you Dr Scott and Dr Chris you all do amazing jobs

[@playme129]

I get nervous every time Tim handles a creature that is venomous. May God bless him.

[@jessicuhh017]

I love Beretta's story

[@777Happy-Go-Lucky]

We have a Well and everyone around us does too. We knew we had Calcium in our Well Water but didn’t think much of it until a Neighbor said that his Pet had to have Surgery because of Stones. His Vet told him they were Calcium Stones and looked like what you took out. We all drink bottled Water now including our Pets and we only use our Well Water for everything else. I don’t know this Ladies Water Source but she needs to find out if it has Calcium in it.

[@MeriLizzie]

Need to check the food also. Our 14yo cat has had this issue twice & we’ve had to switch her food twice now. We have to look for calcium, chloride, & sometimes potassium chloride in her dry food, wet food, & treats. Our youngest daughter (19) did some research & we also now put a drop of stuff for fish tanks in their water fountain. It removes the same type of chemicals from fish tanks.

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

We filter our city water for cats, dog and ferrets as well as us. Started this when the Flint crises received publicity. I don't like the plastic bottles.

[@777Happy-Go-Lucky]

@@carolgibson-wilson4354 I tried the Brita Pitchers but that didn’t work for us. We only have about a 1000 sq ft House so we ended up installing a $80 Whole House Water Filter System out in the Well House when our Pump went out and we had to fix it ourselves because we couldn’t afford to have someone else do it but we still use the Water Bottles too. They are convenient so we drink more Water that way. We have City Recycling so we have a separate City provided Big Bin just for Recycling. It’s the same Big size as our other Bins but it’s Green. Even with the Whole House Water Filter we still see White Powder around our Coffee Makers though but we know it helps because we can see it when we change the Filter out. Glad you found a System that works for you.

[@crystalfranklin2583]

All these vets and nurses and the receptionists are so nice and so professional and good at their jobs. They have a real love for animals and I think that's what makes them so good at what they do. Kudos to all of them.

[@shermalselman]

Hello dear , how are you

[@lilou955]

We said goodbye to my old girl Button this year, she had a growth in her bladder which was blocking her from urinating, which in turn meant she was getting bladder stones forming, then we found the big C had spread to her liver So she always wanted to urinate but couldn’t, it was horrible. She was the Goodest of good girls and an absolute trooper until the end

[@dogifish0078]

How old was she?

[@jeannegallegos8410]

Is this the same Ed who was rescued by Emma as an older kitten or young 🐈 adult kitty? Really? Wow! He is such a splendid boy. Well done, Scott, Emma and Ed. Well done.

[@s6ac891]

I really like Dr Arvid - he explains things very well and has such a calming presence

[@williamsavage6301]

I'm surprised Emma assisted with the surgury. As Scott pointed out the nurse should be able to maintain a certain level of detachment that would be difficult for the pet's mom.

[@hanorabrennan9202]

Emotions are emotions, lacking in substandard human beings. Veterinary medicine hasn't the same constrictions as human medicine. I'd have insisted myself given the same circumstances. When my precious pooch of 18 years was euthanised, I was there to render love in a clinically detached procedure. Fell to pieces carrying him to the car. That pain still endures.

[@fallenangelscanfly8325]

It happens more than you think vets nurses and vca's working on there animals

[@feralbluee]

@@hanorabrennan9202 me, too. i was able to be with my 17 y.o. kitty. we did it in September, i still miss him. and every once in a while i’ll go to do something he liked. the empty space is deeply felt. 🐈‍⬛🐾 🌷🌱

[@ThKiwi]

I like to monitor my animals during minor procedures like this one. If it was an emergency or life threatening procedure I would probably need to step out, but I work in a pet dental clinic and I enjoy monitoring my dog while she’s under for tooth cleaning.

[@biddiemutter3481]

@@hanorabrennan9202 😣

[@Simonejoy12345]

Love your show, it's my daily dose of goodness.

[@sherkylady7765]

Leave it to Emma’s cat to have a rare tumor. 😉 There’s nothing about Emma that could be called anything but extraordinary.

[@boris2342]

God loves those who love his little animals

[@blujeans9462]

God loves those who loves his children, those who love their enemies, and those that would die for a friend. No where in the Bible about loving animals. Having compassion for animals is a good thing, yes - but many people will put the life of an animal above all else, with not a care about the people they hurt in the process. Not saying this is you, Boris - of course! Just that I see so many people who put their pets above their own family and neighbors but act like they think they are doing God's work - I guess because it feels good; while you watch the look in their child's eyes - wishing they were loved even half as much.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀

[@foxwonderland8467]

Awe Bretta was just so adorable. Owning a pitty will change EVERYONE who has ever had any hesitation or questions about their temperament or nature. They are big babies. I miss my American Bulldog. He was 110lbs of pure sucky lap dog lol. Pure ripping muscles but all big baby who just wanted to snuggle 24/7. So happy Bretta was ok. That’s an unbelievable amount of stones, she must have been in so much pain. But little Bretta didn’t want to complain, being a rescue you could see she just wanted to stay with her family even in the worst pain ever. Such pain tolerance she had. When she was crying for her owner she was so scared she probably didn’t understand were she was or if she was ever going to be home with them again. Such pack animals they are. ❤️❤️🙏❤️❤️ warms my heart. Thank you for sharing

[@donnafuller3029]

All the Vets are wonderful but I'm partial to Scott. So caring and sweet with the animals. 😊

[@feralbluee]

we all have our favorites - it’s human nature. i have a few :) 🌷🌱

[@caryn3011]

A child is usually the product of the parents example and how they are taught and treated by them till they have the ability to choose to follow their parents example in all ways or choose to do the opposite _ pets or children as I call them are in a similar situation and sadly are blamed and labelled for the way their "parents" example and teachings are bad. And even more sadly when they defend themselves from any "harmful" situations out of fear or pain etc they are punished which is utterly heartbreaking and cruel. No human or animal child is born bad but circumstances unfortunately cause them to be treated badly and cruelly. Thank you to all loving and caring and dedicated parents of all their pet children and to the vets and people who care for them and heal them. Blessings to you all and all the vets here you're all very very special souls💞🐾🐾💞

[@catherinecozzano2580]

I wonder how much Tyson’s heart operation cost the family. It sure is quite a serious operation. Good job from the surgeon who saved his life. ❤️❤️

[@joyceutt3419]

very difficult to have a sick pet. Dr. Miller i love how compassionate you are and your deep love for animals. I went to a local vet who made my pets stressed because he was quick no compassion. I stopped using him and my cats calmed down.

[@shermalselman]

Hello dear 🌹, How are you

[@defeatSpace]

Crazy how Australia Reptile park's antivenom program saves so many lives.

[@LuckyBadger]

10 out of 10 of the world's deadliest snakes. Oh, and funnel web spiders and the blue ringed octopus. Enjoy your vacation, mate!

[@debbiezellner9059]

My sweet Ebby had bladder stones on 2 occasions. He had to have them removed both times. He was put on a special diet to avoid them forming again and didn't develop them again.

[@kathydishner7691]

This sweet man was destined to be a veterinarian. Love his demeanor,so kind,gentle and informative!❤

[@elisabethpalsson1615]

Tyson is THE sweetest boy 🐶🐶💞💕💓😍💋

[@dawnwalus6587]

Yes show more of what Emma does and Scott’s wife too! Being a vets wife can be hard sometimes too!

[@haggielady]

Dr Andrew is a hero. You can also tell that he loves animals in all shapes and forms.

[@catherinemorris908]

All the Bondi Vets are AWESOME!!!!

[@alanhutchesson9815]

Andrew did GREAT job 👍.

[@amylieber3988]

Beretta is absolutely a gorgeous girl. What a wonderful outcome for her. Such an awesome vet.

[@radioactivesam2thchannel887]

This man can almost cure/heal everything, he’s a legend.

[@robinnikkibaker-weedon5515]

Bretta is so gorgeous, I love the color of her coat and, they way she enjoys being vocal, clearly shows that she is feeling better. Our youngest Pittie enjoys sounding off when he's excited too.

[@domiro8156]

I'm SO happy when I hear that nice people have discovered the beauty of pit bulls!!!!

[@sallyfaatiliga1651]

This is better then watching TV. You learn alot .

[@ThatLeoBitchLindaTheWolf]

Wow My twins had 2 PDA surgeries when they were babies (they were 4 months early) What I was told is that usually the valve closes as babies develop in the womb And is born I had no clue that animals could get it too The area they cut him open…my girls have scars there too

[@princess1king2]

I hope your twins are ok & live their best lives

[@debrarisner4147]

Poor baby with bladder stones I've had kidney stones I was in alot of pain

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

I grinned when Scott razed Emma while starting anesthesia. I was waiting for their comfortable banter. 🥰

[@evelynwoolston7]

Re dog with bladder stones, I would have liked to have heard the vet advising Beretta's owner to switch her to a wet diet and provide plenty of fresh water . It's a condition that if you get it once, it is prone to happen again.

[@feralbluee]

that’s what i thought. but there is special food for them. she went home with a care package, all that stuff was probably in there. :) 🌷🌱

[@amandanicole7449]

Remember- they have to be careful not to "recommend" treatment that can be done at home on the show... otherwise they are liable for a lawsuit if someone follows said advice and it doesn't work. Always visit your own vet.

[@JennaGetsCreative]

"They've got a Death Adder, I'm gonna go grab it." That's right up there on the list of most Australian things I've ever heard! 😅

[@hanorabrennan9202]

Am I the only one noticed how cute these vets and staff are? 😍

[@sophiabright8371]

Good eye there, you! :D They are all gorgeous humans, inside & out! Great casting & brilliant format, too. I love heart combined with real education!

[@feralbluee]

yes, you’re the only one. ROTFL 🌷🌿🌼🌱

[@annmarietromblee3413]

I love Drs. Chris, Scott, and Dr. Andrew. They all have Personality, Compassion and Humor. Can't beat that. I loved how the wee dogTyson, had corrective heart surgery. When Dr. was bringing Tyson out to his family after 4 days,post surgery and in clinic, Tyson was running, wiggling and Dr. wiggled right along with him! Dr. Andrew has a good sense of humor too. He went with Tyson down the hall to reunite him with his family. Cutest thing I ever saw. I couldn't help but cry at Tyson's vigor and he was looking for his little three year old girl, the owners daughter. She took him gently for a caress, and kissed his head. He cuddled with her right away. Now they can grow up as Buddies and have each other. I was so touched at this. I had a tear too.Your all such a Blessing to the Community in which you work. I also have to give a wonderful Hug and plug to Dr. Scott's Nurse Emma. We're horsewomen and I'm a retired people RN. She has a nurturing, loving way. Emma can give as good as she gets. Dr. Scott and she have a great rapor and friendship. They are family and care for each other. He also has deep feelings for his patients. He wears his heart on his sleeve. I'm so happy for Emma, that her cat Ed did not have a cancerous tumor. Ed is a beautiful cat. I loved when Dr. Scott asked Emma in closing surgery, "How's the patient doing"? Emma said.. "patient is doing good, patient is keeping Mom very happy right now", Dr. Scott said, "I was....actually talking about Mom!" That was a sweet moment.... a gentle arrow to the heart. Ms. Emma could have broke down then and there! I had a tear for her. She was great in view of Ed the cat is her baby.She regulated and monitored the anesthesia, and performed other duties as well. She assured Dr. Scott she had total faith in his decisions. I thought that was what he needed to hear. He did express how it's hard to work with an animals owner. It's an added stress for the Vet. In this case, Emma was a total pro and had an extra dose of good will and care for Dr. Scott. I love to watch this show. It's so relaxing and I so enjoy the interaction, the challenges and especially the ideas that the Vets and their teams employ for best results. Keep up the good work. You're all a Blessing to your Community.

[@annmarietromblee3413]

From one practice to another, I found myself in Atlanta, Ga. I have family in Ga, near Atlanta.Good to know there's a Dr. Arvid Edward there. The patient was a gentle, sweet Pittie named Beretta. She had the good fortune to be seen by Dr. Edward. He did a preliminary exam, and he felt bladder stones were the issue and surgery was necessary. He did that exactly, and it was so interesting to see how he flushed the stones, etc. and fished for others around the bladder. He said one stone would have done a human in to the pain. This sweet dog suffered, and didn't cause a stir. Dr. worked hard to clean up the stones, grit and close the life saving surgery. Beretta was crying in recovery. Dr. assured the owner Linda, that Beretta had pain meds on board and they were working. Beretta was probably reacting to the surroundings, etc. too.Dr. Arvid Edward is such a loving, tactile and caring man. Blessings to all the health care professionals. Thanks to Dr. Arvid, he saved another life here.

[@pitbulllove7460]

Tim you're awesome!!! Tyson is 1 of the cutest pups I've ever seen!!! Thanx for your great work to save him Dr & team!!! Berretta is just adorabull!!! Pitbulls are the best!!!

[@SCUUBDO]

Awesome doctors, awesome staff, awesome work!! God Bless you all!!

[@joannemurdock7899]

Beretta is such a sweet gourgous dog! 🐶🙏🐶💜💙💕

[@sisswift8423]

Am amazed at what veterinarians can do in this day. Kudos to you all and nurses. Fur babies are my favorites.🙏👍😊

[@annettealex1]

oh my beretta must of been in agony i had two small kidney stones and it was horrible can't imagine the pain she was in, so glad Shes a happy pup again

[@AshlieJermaine]

"Quite nice having you this quiet Em." Emma, thinking: "F*** you Scott!! I'm nervous as hell!!"

[@lindanorris2455]

Poor Beretta, this could be LETHAL in hours! get them out!

[@KatieKelly27]

Poor pittie, Beretta must have been in so much pain! Thankfully Dr Arvid was able to get every stone out, and gave her a new lease of life. She is such a loving dog amd now she can enjoy her retirement.

[@petetling]

thank you to all the great vets at bondi. you really do a wonderful job by giving your best at taking care of all pets. thanks for sharing with us your good deeds. stay safe everyone.

[@user-fb3pu3qx3t]

Dr Arvid is like a Hollywood actor!

[@amylynn4924]

As someone who’s passed 3 small kidney stones with no meds…..wowwwww! That must’ve been excruciating 🤕

[@sullysheartsong]

I know what you mean. I had to get my gallbladder removed because of gall stones that had inflamed my pancreas and that was so painful that I had 4 doses of morphine to travel just 6 miles up to the hospital!

[@amylynn4924]

@@sullysheartsong omg! My mom had her gall bladder removed and she said it was the worst pain ever. So sorry you went through that💝

[@sullysheartsong]

@@amylynn4924 thanks but I'm well over it. It was 2 years ago so I'm fine now. I really feel for animals when they are in pain cause they can't really tell you where it hurts and usually it's when they aren't able to do something so normal like going to the bathroom that we realize "omg something is wrong we need to take you to the vet" they really are like babies, that's why I always call my 15 year old cat my fur baby, cause to me that's exactly what she is. I'm sure that you are exactly the same way with your own fur baby/babies. Take care and please continue to stay safe during this time with the pandemic Love from your friend in Northern Ireland 💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚

[@laurelgirard8475]

I think Dr. Scott saved the Ed (the cat) jokes all week.Little Tyson’s soon to be adopted mother is a wonderful person to keep him since she couldn’t send him back with a heart defect.

[@Timmysvegankitchen]

The cat looks like the neighbor cat that loves to jump in our backyard and playing in front yard

[@margo6663]

Love this Vet and he fits into the Bondi Vet family so well.

[@franceskloss3252]

Omg that puppy Tyson was soooooo cute. So glad he got his forever home

[@thomasmleahy6218]

* Dr. Arvid, great job on Beretta! Couldn't believe all those stones, you weren't operating, you were mining! Great result, great operation. Hope she can avoid creating any more stones. Thank You, Dr. Arvid. *

[@joannemurdock7899]

At 20.00 what a sweetheart TYSON IS I HOPE HE WILL B OK! 💙🙏🙏

[@debrarisner4147]

Tim I cànt believe what you do it's amazing that you don't show fear

[@diannacass6789]

I love Bondi Vet. I live in St.Peterburg, Florida in the United States of America. This and Vet on the Hill are what I watch most. Keep making more videos as I lay in a nursing home and rarely watch t.v. You all do so much for the animals and their parents. That's what I did. Care for cats. Lots of them before and after I broke my neck and a year after till my last fall on June 25th 2015.

[@patriciasumic1517]

What wonderful people the vets are such loving caring humans love seeing the pets saved yes even the snakes. Thankyou for sharing with us.