Pus-Filled Eyes: What's Killing Koalas? | Vet On The Hill Down Under EP3 Full Episode | Bondi Vet

Vet On The Hill Down Under Season 1 Episode 3.
Dr Scott tries to save as many Koalas as he can, there's a cat with an embarrassing humping problem and you even get to see some puppies being born! Enjoy Vet On The Hill Down Under episode 3!
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[@pvdogs2]

I had to laugh when Scott said 'good news we've got a bladder'. The first time I heard that comment at my vet's clinic I was startled. I asked why they thought she wouldn't have a bladder. They then explained that it meant that the bladder was full and they could extract a sample.

[@edithdavis2848]

Congratulations on 25 years of helping animals and their people.

[@genkestrel7254]

In my opinion, it's unethical to proceed with breeding pure breed dogs that can't deliver naturally.

[@testerwulf3357]

I agree

[@haileywoodworth1445]

I very much agree

[@HeyItsZee_]

yes

[@tandiparent1906]

Totally agree 💯%with you

[@holliepisani4010]

Aggreee!!!!

[@dawnmccarthy9741]

🎉Congratulations Dr. Scott!🎉 On 25 Year's Of Dedication To The Well Being Of All Animals Large And Small 💖

[@gertiekokkoris8550]

Vanessa this girl is out of the Leag! So plastic and such a great skater! FUTUR in front of her. Always best of luck, French ,lady! I’m in your corner.

[@hollybiegel4345]

These Koalas are just beautiful animals! It’s so very sad to see these problems they are facing 😢

[@katbairwell]

Dr Rob is such a wonderful addition to the Bondi Vet family! And it's so lovely that his daughter works with him, and I suspect is actually in charge!

[@jellysofa]

Tough day for me too 💔 somehow these videos always help. I hope things improve for you.

[@katbairwell]

@@jellysofa I hope things improve for you also, it's so kind of you to think of others

[@HeyItsZee_]

I hate this dog breeder

[@jellysofa]

@@katbairwell ❤️

[@motionless_horizon]

@@HeyItsZee_ how come? I’m genuinely curious

[@annettereed6146]

I am so thankful that the koalas will be ok. I'm so saddened by the fact that the koala population is still declining even after the wildfires. I see these videos and I just want to fly to Australia and give them all some TLC. They are my favorite animal, although I've never come in contact with any living here in the US. I know the sound the make is very strange and someone said once that they were not that great of an animal, but they are so cute and look so cuddly that I don't care:) I'm thankfully that there are places that help the injured and sick ones.

[@xenalovesares]

They are trulely precious. It scarey to think of a world without them. Hope you get to come here one day, go to a wildlife park or Zoo and get to home one. Very cute and the ones in Zoos are often cuddle but not the wild ones. I got scratched once by a youngster while volunteering at a Zoo simply because I was putting eucolpytus leaf into the area for them and the youngster called Mango tried climbing up my leg to get to the leaf 🤣. Hurt but ucky not a bad one, he kept following me around until I had all the leaf ready for them. 😍🤣

[@nellafay5485]

Me neither. I'd absolutely love to hug a precious koala. They only time I've ever seen them nasty, is when mating. They are lil monsters then. Girls don't want to and boys will bite and do all kinds of mean things to girls, until they get what they want. I guess alot if human and animals alike have the same problems.

[@lainyfromrainypnw]

Dr. Scott…”Hey, Audrey, you’re small. Crawl under there & grab him.” Audrey…Giggles Dr. Scott…”AND I’ll pull you out!” Haven’t had a such a good laugh in ages!!!!!😂🤣😅🥴🙃❤️!

[@BearCare24]

The lady with the German Shepherd said that the dog's mother had the same problem with not being able to give birth. Why would she breed the dog knowing that there is a birth defect that has been passed down from her mother.

[@testerwulf3357]

right? you want to breed out bad stuff like that not breed it in!

[@lola_xoxo4]

She doesn’t have common sense

[@prcervi]

blind optimism that the trait wouldn't be inherited, also all visible traits making it look like a good contender at a dog show (and all that pretty prize money)

[@xenalovesares]

Hope she sticks not letting Anna have any more litters. Anna looked so suprised waking up and seeing all those puppies suddenly suckling at her. Gotto be thinking how did they get there I don't remember them being there, how did they get from inside me to snuggled up to me. 🤣🤔

[@staceymildon6946]

props to your volunteer nurse. I'm a retired nurse myself. I'm able to take just about any situation when it comes to humans, but when it comes to hurt or sick animals, i fall apart. you guys do great work.

[@yvonnedobiash5563]

How sad for the poor koalas first fires and now this it breaks my heart. Thank God for these wonderful Vets. I love you guys especially koalas they are so sweet and cuddly.

[@jasonpeisley6031]

Plus the floods 😥😢💔

[@_shining_stxr_533]

I'm going to watch it as soon as it's posted

[@cathybailey2898]

Congratulations dr. Scott on 25 years of dedication to the sweet beautiful animals❤🎉😊

[@susanwinkler3346]

I just love this programme,l started to watch 6yrs ago,when l was first ill.l,ve also come to the conclusion that vets are much better than our doctors, how is that???

[@connievega3551]

T⁷7

[@kathleen4376]

Congratulations Dr Scott on your 25 year vet anniversary ! So proud of all you do for these animals!

[@janice5108]

I feel so bad for the koalas

[@katieh40]

This channel has become my new guilty pleasure. 😆

[@melaniejaneprocter5529]

The poor Koala's 😢 I hope they get back to there home soon. 10 beautiful puppy's 😍 so adorably cute, well done Scott I guessed 10 too 🐕.

[@LucLuc-p5e]

I'm glad that vets and sanctuaries takes great care of all animals they're specialised to care for - even all the endangered ones 😍👍 It just touches my heart that our faulty actions on earth like cutting trees and such, has resulted in animals like Koalas featured in this video, having less homes than they used to, as told by the staff from Wires etc. 😭 I can only cross my fingers, that at least some of the Koalas will survive and be able to have babies to make the population grow a little in the future 😥🤞

[@leaminnaar9119]

I have the most respect for the vets . Animals is so helpless

[@juliestevens6931]

I am also a fan of German Shepherds. I had one when I was in my teens and had a wonderful time training her to do all kinds of things. I am loving these episodes with Dr. Scott interacting with Dr. Audrie. I was wondering if he would with cross paths with his colleagues down under.

[@africarenee]

Poor koalas 🥺💝💐🦋

[@nellafay5485]

Happy 25th anniversary on being a Vet. #1 Get at that! Love u and your family. All beautiful ppl. 💜💜💜💜💜😘😘😘😘😘

[@amber.louise6563]

Love you all so much! I love animals so much! 💕💕

[@joanneganon7157]

It's Nice to see you back in your Home Land Scott🙌. I like seeing Dr Rob working with the Bondi Vets. It's unfortunate that the Floods had to be the cause😱. JO JO IN VT 😆💕🇺🇸

[@Pythonaria]

My late mother visited her sister who lived in Perth, Australia in the 1970s. This was known to be a major disease among Koalas back then so nothing to do with floods. Just as in humans Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease. They even say that in the video. Such a shame that the lovely Koalas are still succumbing to it.

[@trinity2145]

Had no idea that Koalas got the clap. I’ve learned something new today. Poor babies.

[@xenalovesares]

Sadly alot do 😭. I wish more Aussies knew about it, as a dirty wet bum is one of the signs of it and if we do see a Koala up a tree we usually only see its bum so if it looks dirty/wet we have to get it help asap.

[@nellafay5485]

Great job on the koalas Dr.Scott. Also great job on the 🐈,👋👋👋👋👋

[@cindyrissal3628]

Just bc that lady has been breeding so long doesn't necessarily mean she knows about the genetics. Dogs constantly requiring c-sections have inherited problems & shouldn't be bred.

[@ferretyluv]

Like bulldogs!

[@johnthorpe1349]

Audrey such a trooper what a Champ ❤️

[@statboy08]

26:33 - this is what years of schooling and veterinary science work leads to 😂😂 Glad to see what they are doing with koalas and Im glad the German Shepherd is a mom!!

[@Mehm67]

Love this new serie, thank you Dr. Scott Miller & Bondi Vet team 💞

[@mandanamirshekari6528]

Oh poor baby 😭😭😭 please fight for your life💕💕thank you so so much dear doctors ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shannongalligan2706]

It's so nice to see Dr Scott. Put a right smile on my face.😃

[@usagiicat]

i hope the lady stops breeding them. it's clearly unethical and dangerous to the mothers' health and well-being, and there's no need to breed more dogs when there are already so so many in need of homes to begin with. i understand she's been doing it for decades but this should end quickly if she truly loves german shepherds and values their health.

[@Cuaedria]

Maybe she shouldn’t breed *that* female. There’s too much demand for purebred dogs. Work yourself to increase demand for shelter dogs & find a way to reduce THEIR reproduction, & the demand for purebred animals should naturally decrease. Less demand, less supply produced.

[@texasford3726]

I agree. She's a good dog but this line having birthing problems two generations now. Likely she will pass on the issues. C-sections are VERY expensive, so not every female in the litter will have an owner with that money on hand.

[@xenalovesares]

She did say first and last litter.

[@lucyns]

@@Cuaedria from what i assume, because she said ‘first and last litter’ she only breeds each female once or she’s only breeding that female once due to the small birthing canal

[@cindyrissal3628]

10 puppies. I hope Mom has enough seats at the milk bar...😆

[@user-hn6sk5fw4g]

Every time I see one of those temporary cardboard cat boxes; it reminds me of my cat. Tried one of those boxes, and my cat was out of it in less than a couple of minutes. Which was the time it took to get her from the vet office to my car. Didn't even get out of the parking lot. before she was out.

[@friggintourist7751]

Sounds like sooty just found himself a stress relief that feels good

[@cindyrissal3628]

If that cat isn't neutered, that would be a good place start...🙄 If he is neutered, he'd be solid gold in a cattery...he could breed the queens & take them out of heat w/o producing babies...

[@barbarawhite1278]

My thought too!!!

[@johnthorpe1349]

Such a beautiful Mama with her big Family ❤️🤩

[@donnarobinson8957]

I love German Shepherds, this is my first time seeing them born 😍.

[@tinahodgin3494]

Dr Scott for saving the wild life

[@heathercameron2974]

God you dint look old enough to be celebrating 25years. Well done. The animals thank you ❤❤

[@christymccartney3870]

I hope with all m'y heart that Montie gets better and goes back To his life. my only question is if 2 of them have clamidia wouldnt the others have it and shouldnt the others get treated also?

[@xenalovesares]

Not neccesarly. They would be very careful as to not let it spread and would wash before entering anothers enclosure.

[@julieniswanger3092]

OH , how precious ! Please live !!

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 69 yr old grandma in Texas, USA. 🐼 ❤ 🎀 👍 🧚‍♂ 🐈 🧚

[@petrae6833]

love these videos i wished we had one with him and Chris

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

Poor koalas. I hope they get better🐨🐨💕. So glad, that cat´s situation has eased 🐈‍⬛💙. Dog mommy, so much puppies! Thank you Dr.Scott, Dr. Audrey and others❣

[@gailboivin8446]

Love watching all Bondi vet shories

[@lolwutathon]

My old man Spike could punch his way out of one of those cardboard cat carriers in a few minutes. I loved that cat.

[@j_mack1996]

Wow. Those puppies sure got a good set of lungs.

[@lainyfromrainypnw]

Question: Is the cat neutered? I know other countries don’t favor the neuter/spay philosophy. Which I don’t understand.

[@christinakyleloves]

So ready for this episode!!

[@jennygabbard6421]

Oh how sad it is for them beautiful animals, I thank all who are helping them

[@annamarie2746]

You popped up on my for you page on tiktok. I already follow you on KZbin, but it was cool to see you on tiktok..I hope that pupper is doing better, that stick in his mouth, looked so painful.

[@cab102361]

Mama doggo wakes up and thinks what the heck? Where did all these kids come from?

[@abbzer8]

Anyone else hear the weird gurgling noise at 25:39???

[@breacharce2536]

It's good you are there, and notice the pulse🥰

[@chrilin5107]

Hope the development will stop spreading, build more flats n less houses save land for wildlife. Australia has so amazing wildlife.

[@HighTideSoaps]

Fay is a BOSS! What a cool lady.

[@raymwaks]

Am so excited about this 😆

[@palomitapalomita7866]

That cat needs Jackson Galaxy (or at least he needs someone to follow his advice) oh nevermind, he's ok now hehe

[@heathergustafson4237]

Go Monty! What about the other Koala that’s so sick?

[@melinakoufalis281]

I love koalas. They are so beautiful and intelligent too

[@BondiVet]

They sure are 🐨

[@teresahayes4408]

Oops the last message went on its own so to continue: Hmm 🧐, Dr. Scott, as you are riding in the Vet Van with the other Veterinarian, Dr. Audrey, Your facial expressions look worrisome bc it is true what others say about her driving….. We truly appreciate and enjoy all BONDI Vets VLOGS thanks for sharing

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

That poor Emoji pillow lol.

[@yvonnedobiash5563]

Wow this was the most intense episode and Scott and staff did an amazing job l am so glad l got to see this.l was going to bed it is now at 9:00 pm it is now 2:45 am. I think l'm seriously addicted. Good night there is always tomorrow 😴😴😴😴😴😴

[@deniseroe5891]

Was the litter in a six year old planned or a uh oh? I have seen a c-section once, but it was on a human not a dog. Those pups are precious, but 10, wow. Poor mom and Faye.

[@elspethgraham9531]

So sad that animals like koalas and Tasmanian devils have become endangered species. Like they are saying on this video, once they're gone, that's it.

[@Nature-ty7xg]

I live in South Australia

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

Oo, wow. Australia is beautiful Country😍. I´ve only seen pictures and videos from there.

[@xenalovesares]

Queenslander here 🐨🦘

[@jeannienash5249]

Hello from Forest Ontario Canada

[@hoosierbaddy3052]

👋 From Hot Coffee, Mississippi

[@BondiVet]

Hello from us, Jeannie ❤️

[@JustTor1._]

Are we not going to talk about the baby koala crying in 8:07

[@darcysmall9548]

One more comment.... I don't understand people that breed their animals when there are so many homeless pets that are looking at the death sentence everyday. Someone told me it was just supply and demand, but I think it's about money with purebreds and irresponsibility with non-purebreds. I try not to judge, but it breaks my heart when I think that the planned breeding and refusal to fix your animal could prevent or even contribute to the death of the homeless animals 🥺

[@baxtinator2153]

That was interesting.

[@beverlystewart4465]

Awe poor baby

[@kaileestauffer9056]

Is there anything we can do to help the koalas besides stopping the tree cutting

[@Sabouma28]

not much more than what they are already doing, I think

[@xenalovesares]

Stop habbitat destruction is the big one but people are greedy and don't think that will happen. Also we need to educate people about there rapid decline and teach them to look out for sick Koala's, they are also getting hit by cars alot and attacked by dogs. If something big does not happen to save them they will be extinct in the wild within ten years. 😭😭 (I used to volunteer at a Zoo and I am also a wildlife carer).

[@amandajackson668]

There are different types of chlamydia some humans cannot get.

[@juliaelrod2154]

Omg! My cat does the same thing to my back. I thought he was just giving me "kitty massages." 😳

[@anissalovell]

Can't wait

[@mandicoleman7433]

My English bulldog had her pups the Friday night b4 her scheduled cs on the following Wednesday. The ring was the 1 of 3 that survived. She slipped out first. The other 2 took forever and I didn't know about the swing thing at the time. So they didn't make it

[@ianjones1]

I had same the same problem with my jack chauaiua when he was younger. He had a teddy 🧸 that he would be at it couple times a days, he run behind the settee or under the bed 🛌 🙄😱 I had to hav him done in the end..because we tried to mate him and he kept running away from the female 🤣 😂

[@jupekai6295]

It seems to me that a chlamydia vaccine is needed for Koalas.

[@marie-louisesegerlov8625]

I LOVE GS😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@amandapittar9398]

How did koalas get clymidia in the first place?

[@TheBeanEnthusiast]

I have an anxious black male cat who humps my clothes and rips the fur out of his belly. He yowls every night I feel so bad for him. The vet told me to buy a pheremone collar but it didnt work. My studio apt is cramped with super loud neighbors but Im moving into a much more quiet 2 bedroom apt where he will have free range over the whole place plus a special cat jungle gym room. Hope it helps my baby.

[@stinew358]

Get him neutered

[@TheBeanEnthusiast]

@@stinew358 he is neutered! Happy to report tho i started using the pheremone plug in devices and there is new hair growing on his belly! He is much less anxious.

[@christinem.carter-wanner5304]

Too many puppies in the world. SPAY SPAY SPAY

[@kimadams2280]

They said Anna’s birth camel is to small. This was the the best solution for Anne’s health. Who care what breed they are. It is moms heath that is most important.

[@supenskylesko]

LOVE your programs!!! ❤️ But as a nurse, I'm alarmed that you weren't wearing PPE, especially gloves at all times, to protect yourselves as well as the other koalas from Chlamydia. Is there a reason why you don't?

[@christymccartney3870]

No save Montie! One less now means possible 100s down the road.

[@christymccartney3870]

I hope we can help thèse little animals.

[@stxrrrl1ght]

It’s been a while since I’ve watched

[@ellaisboring]

We need jordies koala park pronto

[@sandraadao634]

Parece estarem com depressão,de estarem fechados 😢

[@amandajackson668]

Why did this lady let her six year old dog get pregnant. She's a breeder which is so annoying when they let the dog go past like 3-4 years old without being fixed because they seriously increase their chances of getting mammary cancer and having unwanted and abandoned puppies

[@hoosierbaddy3052]

Well, she’s been breeding them since 1968, so….let her be.

[@prcervi]

because she's a dog breeder and was always intending to breed this dog? there's a million reasons why she could've put it off this long(no luck in prior years, hadn't found a good match, other abrupt health issues, ect), and she isn't going to breed this dog again since this issue came up

[@genkestrel7254]

I agree. Furthermore, I think it's very selfish and inhumane to breed dogs that can't deliver naturally

[@testerwulf3357]

@@hoosierbaddy3052 just because she’s been doing it a while doesn’t make it right

[@testerwulf3357]

@@prcervi She shouldn’t of bred this dog to begin with..it came from a dog who had breeding difficulties which isn’t a trait you want when breeding. You notice a bad trait in a breeding line you have to throw out the line and find healthier ones because breeding bad traits isn’t ethical..especially when they’re as bad as unable to give birth properly

[@MJ-xk2nk]

1. If there's a problem in genetics (mother now her daughter with the same problem) she should not keep breading it. 2. Keep your cat indoor. Castration would be good as well if continue letting him go outside.

[@s3ri0usly.und34d]

My name is Monty lol

[@rickyn1135]

What about Prozac for Sootie ?

[@diannshowers9129]

What is causing this bacteria? And how can it be controlled?

[@christopherkidwell9817]

I'm wondering why they would need to wait for a confirmation of chlamydia to start on treatment for it when it is that obvious in the koalas. Human doctors put it simply: If you believe that someone has a treatable with antibiotics VD, treat until confirmed that it is not that VD in question.

[@GCKMimi]

My thought on this is that because the antibiotics can effect the bacteria in the koalas' gut as well as the chlamydia, they want to be absolutely sure it IS chlamydia before they start the antibiotics so they aren't unnecessary harming the bacteria the koalas actually need to digest their food.

[@imalwaysright]

because antibiotics can be fatal for koalas

[@sharronbertha3323]

pirotelady ,With some STDs there so bad all they have to do is be handled by someone with the ST D without gloves or protection