Vet Removes Guinea Pig's Eye and Labrador Battles Lethal Heat Stroke | VOTH S5 E3 | Bondi Vet

In this brand new full episode of Vet on the Hill, Dr. Louisa fights against time to save a dog hit by a deadly heat stroke; Dr. Michael performs a nose surgery to help a Pug with respiratory issues and Dr. Scott needs to find out what's wrong with a Guinea Pig's bulging eye.
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[@kandycandy1]

Why on earth would anyone continue to breed pugs and French Bulldogs is beyond me. These animals only suffer so much. 😢

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

Instead of outright getting rid of the breed, we should breed in longer snouts. Pugs didn't used to look like this, it can be done.

[@tashaax1993xanimalloverx]

Then again she's very overweight too tho

[@projektraumschiff7402]

@@Chiller-pc1dv no just stop.have you thought about all the animals till the body gets functional again? That would be hundreds in many,many years.all the tests with breeding pugs to beagles or terriers unfornately have shown that even if the offspring has longer snouts, they still have this problems.

[@donnadehardt5728]

Actually no, I think you'd have longer snouts in the first breedings - longer shouted ones are rejected in the show ring, but they are around. The recessive shorter snouts could crop up in generations to come. But you could easily get to 75%.longer snouts fairly quickly.

[@debrabarber3483]

People are dumb. They think it's cute. To me, they always look like they are struggling. A dog shouldn't be wheezing after running for 3 minutes. Some breeds should be straight up banned. It's cruel and pointless. It's not like these are natural birth defects. Deliberately breeding birth defects into dogs is pretty evil.

[@thewaywardkender2608]

That pug is also extremely overweight, which probably doesn't exactly help the skin fold problem.

[@tashaax1993xanimalloverx]

So was the pug not suffering due to weight also? Surprised that wasnt mentioned tbh...

[@mdeysenroth]

Loving the revamped Vet on the Hill. We have our beloved Scott, and new Vets to get to know and love as well. I am particularly fond of Pugs and Guinea Pigs, so this was a great episode for me.

[@tweets009]

oh are these episodes like new new? i thought these were just all the same few locations that they show normally with usually the same people

[@mdeysenroth]

@@tweets009 It is a new season; yes, new episodes.

[@tarynwest4044]

Same. I adore Guinea Pigs, too. Nugget is so cute!

[@kerseykrewzoo]

I'm glad to see Nugget made it through the surgery, but it sounded like he's just a single piggie when these particular animals are herd animals and benefit greatly from companionship from another guinea pig. Boys should be in pairs and females should be in pairs or groups to keep them from being scared or depressed and encourage natural behaviors between them. So to anyone who may want to get a guinea pig, please get at *least* 2 males or 2 females to give them the best chance at a happy life.

[@NorseButterfly]

As a labrador owner myself, I know that the breed will continue playing until they drop. I have to constantly monitor how long my lab plays, what the outside temp is while playing, and how hard he's going.

[@ChristaFeuchter]

Sad

[@ShotoNemar]

the pugs back in the day that had noses were so much cuter! I would totally have a pug if that were the case.

[@athena8794]

Same. As is they look like a cartoon that someone hit with a frying pan.

[@BasketballQueen40]

Dear Bondi vet my name is Hope and I think your channel is amazing and interesting and also about love and sometimes sadness 😢 but that’s okay. I love it how you all put your very best effort with helping all and any animals I always see that you guys try your super best on saving the animals no matter what animal you still try saving them and I’m going to give you all a round of a pause and you guys are the animals heroes and love you all so much and keep being there heroes you all are awesome 👏 bye 😊.

[@fikent5252]

I think you mean applause 👏🏻 not a pause ! 😂

[@CadenceSeries5616]

What?

[@maggiepacific]

I am French and I understood exactly what you meant so no worries!!!

[@fikent5252]

@@maggiepacific I knew exactly what she meant to, I was just pointing out that @TheMasterGame246 had got their wording a bit muddled & it made me laugh, no malice intended ! I don’t know if you ever got the tv comedy program “The Two Ronnies” many moons ago, but it put me in mind of that when they did their famous & hysterical sketch about getting their “worms in a mucking fuddle” It brought a huge smile to my face & fond memories of 2 now sadly passed British comedians, there was no malice intended in my comment, I guess the British humour sometimes doesn’t travel well !!!

[@vivianwells2032]

I wish there was an update on the guinea pig

[@natashaoneluv3776]

This show got me through lock down I'm glad to see it again.❤❤😃💯👍🏾

[@angelikalindenau943]

Same here. After watching the story of 2 kanaries found dumped, I got my own when the living alone plus covid restrictions got to me. And I love my pretties!

[@natashaoneluv3776]

@@angelikalindenau943 That's so nice 😃

[@Mehm67]

Interesting ep & good job by everyone but I have to admit Dr. Scott is my favorite vet & will allways be that 💓

[@BondiVet]

Thank you for watching!

[@sharonread7674]

You really don't need anesthetic to clip Guinea Pigs nails or were you just doing it because he was anesthetised already for his eye operation. To learn how to clip your own Piggies claws look on KZbin for L. A. Guinea Pig rescue. We've learnt so much from them and tho we don't find it easy we clip our own piggies claws etc. NEVER been bitten by our piggies and I was very nervous as in the past had a very bad hamster bite into a finger joint. Not the hamsters fault, I was clumsy and must have accidentally hurt him so off course he bit. Piggies if you get them used to taking food from you that's the first step. 😍

[@jackiesharp669]

People who like these dogs, and the many breeds that have ridiculous problems caused by us breeding them .we should now try to correct what we have done starting with the people who breed them. Don't make the poor dogs suffer any more. Or make them worse.

[@kandycandy1]

It’s truly sad and infuriating to see them animals suffer so much. 😢

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

I don't think there's anything wrong with simply liking the dogs. I love pugs, they're lovely little dogs, but I also know that they should have longer snouts bred in. They didn't used to look like this.

[@josefine7095]

I love guinea pigs. They are just so vocal and full of personalities😭

[@BondiVet]

Did you ever own one? ❤️

[@josefine7095]

I have owned several of them. Used to just let them roam free in my apartment. One of them was like a tiny watch dog, just lying in the middle of the floor whenever we had visitors and staring at people passing by as if he owned the place haha.@@BondiVet

[@harlows.mr.cloudss1]

Same! I have three.

[@lunalolajordy606]

I had three a few years back and I miss them

[@tamarrajames3590]

I must say, time after time I see you fight the odds to give every animal that comes into your hands the best chance of recovery, and a life free of pain. No surgery is taken lightly, and quality of life matters in every case. The animals that people choose to make a part of their family can be unusual, but you accept them all, regardless of their species. You epitomize the qualities I look for in a Vet, skill, empathy, the desire to improve the life of the patient (however much or little remains). That you genuinely care about each patient shows in all you do…they are much loved family members, and you give them that dignity. No one could ask for better hands to trust with their loved ones when surgery is the only possible answer. From Dogs on the Streets, to the pampered celebrity pets, and everything in between…they ALL get the same quality of love and care, and you have all bettered the lives of countless grateful animals…and their worried owners/servants. Kudos all of you.🖤🇨🇦

[@mingng517]

Where is nurse Emma? ❤

[@EmmaTH1998]

She moved to a more structured and less clinical role after having a daughter in 2020! Sad to see her go but wishing her all the best in her future career 🙌🏼

[@ClawedFangYT]

First to comment ❤ can’t wait to see what happens..

[@NinaHansen2008]

Linda perhaps would not have had quite as much difficulty with the eyes if she were a bit slimmer.

[@medeaarmstrong7167]

She was a rescue

[@Philip02K]

I have pulmonary hypertension so I understand what the pug is going through

[@gracio1231]

Bondi vet updates on nugget please yes the one eyed pet in said uploaded vid

[@subbegowda658]

god blessed them they are so lucky to be saved by BONDI VET

[@Skirakzalus]

My family has a labrador and she's absolutely reckless with herself. The old dog would stop playing if she got tired or when it's too warm, but that big black goofball needs to be stopped.

[@ronnymatthews4133]

❤That's Livin',Lo❤in',LIFE 🇨🇦🦍🐴🐕🐈‍⬛🦤❤ You! Dr,Criss!!😊😂

[@Jillelaroshan]

Are you Candian?

[@ronnymatthews4133]

@@Jillelaroshan Yes a Proud CANADIAN !🇨🇦🐈‍⬛🇨🇦🐕🇨🇦🐴🐱🇨🇦

[@FabihaAlam]

I don’t like every anmails just baby ducks sometimes baby chicks 🐤

[@n0turHoTm0m]

I just want to say thank you, thank you for helping these animals. These animals aren’t only animals, they are family. I hope you understand people would do things beyond pleasing a pet. They would take a bullet. Like me, I had a cat that was sick all the time. I needed a vet to keep my cat standing. God bless you all!

[@dilligaf73]

Wow that lab ate that food so quickly I don't think she tasted it 😂

[@HighTideSoaps]

Labs never do! LOL!

[@dilligaf73]

@@HighTideSoaps yeah they do. My lab was a lady, never ate food like that, wasn't even allowed to watch her go a loo 🤣

[@HighTideSoaps]

@@dilligaf73 To be fair all the labs I’ve known were boys. Haha!

[@dilligaf73]

@@HighTideSoaps ah, explains it all 🤣🤣

[@subbegowda658]

I'm wating for like hours 😮😮

[@Mia-c4m]

Bruh I died of laughter at 9:31… just a normal little village then there is that one lil’ girl dancing in the left corner😭💅😍

[@doraafrick392]

The pugs face looks great

[@arlahunt4240]

Was the Guinea pig wrapped in bubble wrap?

[@carmenjones6816]

Bondi vet i have a yorkshire terrier i just wanted to know how can I tell how old my Yorkie is

[@audreysharp2002]

Teeth

[@eleasemeyer8323]

Wonderful to watch again❤❤

[@emom358]

Pug plastic surgery 😂

[@traceybadura8653]

I’m so excited

[@Caroline_Boivin]

There is just one thing that annoys me. Why you don't always wear a mask while performing a surgery and why some have the mask and some don't during the same surgery. And what about your hair? I saw one technician with no mask and no cover on his hair. You say it's important to remove all the hair from the animal where the surgery will be perform because it could cause sever post surgery infections. What about your hair? Is that the reason why we can never see what happen in a surgery room for human? What would happen if someone would not wear a mask and an hair cap during a surgery for human? Just asking.... You talk about how important animals are for their owner but are you really doing all that you can to prevent post surgery infection when you don't wear a mask or an hair cap? Just asking ...

[@lorrainedean8732]

I was thinking the same thing. No cap for the pig surgery. So you can't breathe on them but it's OK if some of your hair or dandruff falls into the incision. Is that covered in the 1st or 2nd year of Vet School, just asking 🤔.

[@Caroline_Boivin]

@@lorrainedean8732 I don't even know if they will notice our comments and if they will make some adjustment. Personally, I don't think they read the comment section. Sadly, what we talk about here will probably go unnoticed.

[@qwave1322]

*the cover of “Pouge”. 😂

[@sychosyn1972]

Got it!

[@brendacottrell704]

VOTH love the new look showing animals or pets what ever our fancy. You never know what it who come in the door. Keep up the goid work all of you God Bless

[@gabinathan5499]

THE FACT NUGGET THE GUINAPIG IS GOING TO LOOSE HIS1 EYE WILL MAKE HIM LOOK LIKE A PIRATE /A CERTAIN WELL KNOWN WAR HERO.

[@brendacottrell704]

Sorry about my spelling not so good. Love the lab with a high temp loved when the pup shook, all the ladies got a shower , and that his temp was finally on the decline .

[@andrewmonument8847]

I don't understand with the surgery on the guinea pig... Why stitch the eyelids closed first - then do the rest of the surgery through a new cut !

[@noreenmary3300]

My guess is that the vet needs to get to the structure behind the eye first before removing the whole eye.

[@irisgallati]

Hi there 😃 I think it could be, because removing only the eyeball itself would leave you with a hole, where only the eyelids are left. They would sink in and leave a cavity, which is an ideal place for bacteria to grow and cause infections. This is dangerous because the eyesocket is so close to the brain. In a normal, still functioning eye, the eyeball needs to move around in the socket, and the inner skin must be a mucosa. Would you sew two layers of mucosa together, they might not grow together and therefor not heal. In this case however, Scott might have taken an x-ray beforehand where the tumor has shiwn up. So he knew he had to remove the entire eye.

[@JaneHall-f9j]

Scott had to see what was behind the eye that caused it to bulge.

[@CadenceSeries5616]

Huh?

[@Plantcell21]

The thumbnail is the most gruesome yet so emotional thing ever

[@rosekansla9072]

Nugget loves his mama 🥹😭😭❤

[@gulnarabaeva1558]

Спасибо большое за работу ❤🙏🇷🇺🌹

[@melaniekeyser6511]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!!🐕🐶🐩🐱🐈

[@BondiVet]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@ginawalters5682]

If poor thing looks really big around neck is she overweight and is that unhealthy?