Sheep Desperately Needs A Shave 🐑 | Bondi Vet Season 7 Ep 11 | Bondi Vet Full Episodes

[@Sarkwer]

"it has problems moving around" sheep: still faster than the human...

[@johannaweichsel3602]

Four legs good, two legs baaaad!

[@BobjoeIII]

Johanna Weichsel cheetahs be like: I am speed

[@isamic8068]

That doesnt matter, the sheep is slower than the other sheep

[@naiyou2840]

Sheep are fast as hell 😭 But I’m also extremely slow.

[@sliceofcheese8360]

@@johannaweichsel3602 Four legs good, two legs better! Long live comrade Napoleon!

[@Mystearicia]

For having almost 18kg of wool, Ben the sheep could run fast 😂

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Mystearicia he probably has muscles for dayss

[@TheDutchGuy110]

@@litchtheshinigami8936 how's that for a workout

[@samsignorelli]

For us Americans...that's close to 40 pounds.

[@TheGhostOperative]

he works out. you can tell he has the chops. 😏

[@BDR-yo6ss]

Yes I do workout, and I do run fast. Baaaaaaaaa baaaaaa baaaaa

[@Rubbernewtxp]

Poor big lad was probably dyin' hot underneath all that wool- I'll never understand why people think shearing sheep is abuse. Bless you guys for helping all these animals! 💚

[@jaykneegarner2479]

I don’t thing the sheering is the issue but rather the way they are handled during sheering. Most people see the sheep’s body being contorted, pushed and pulled on. When it really doesn’t hurt them at all. It doesn’t help when a lot of sheep shearers is that they tend to rush and grab skin as a result. This sheep is a prime example of rushing the job! If the sheerer has slowed down than Ben would not have nearly the number of nicks on his body! Even with that amount of wool that many nicks and cuts is not acceptable!

[@prcervi]

@@jaykneegarner2479 if he'd slowed down Ben was at greater risk of giving himself a heart attack from stress and as they said in the episode, the weight of the wool was pulling the skin and making the nicks happen far more frequently then on a sheep that's been regularly sheered, dude doing the sheering was doing impressive work on not cutting up Ben a ton while trying to efficiently get rid of 50ish pounds of overgrown wool. also Ben still had his gonads, boy has way more testosterone and subsequently higher stress base level, his baseline was an unsafe level to begin with.

[@treeoflife91]

Right? It's such a juvenile thing to think, they seem to think that everything that involves a sharp instrument and an animal is automatically evil. Even if it does hurt a bit and gives a few nicks, it's still worth doing if it makes the animal happier, healthier and more comfortable in the long run! Would sure be fun to see these people never cutting their hair, taking their clothes off or showering and carrying a massive backpack 24/7 to see how fun it is. 🙄

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Same for cows.. alot of these animals do best at lower temperatures shaving them is actually helping them as opposed to hurting them wich most people might think they often go aww isn’t that like sad they’ll be cold.. they won’t be cold.. it’s completely fine for them.. though i’m guessing for sheep they might mean the way they are shaved as opposed to the shaving it’self.. for a cow you just shave them upright wich unless they haven’t had it done before they won’t really mind..

[@Joghurt2499]

I think the problem is more the problem existing. Same with cow's milk. Yes, they need to be milked and they probably like it, but the problem with these animals is them existing and producing excessive amounts of milk basically by our design, having calves regularly and having them taken away only so we can drink milk. Wild sheep do not grow that much wool because it is obviously absolutely useless and dangerous if they have noone harvesting the wool. It's more of a Stockholm syndrome thing where they just can't exist without us. Hell, modern milk cattle in the west can't even be outside year round because they can't deal with cold, wet weather and non-ideal, muddy meadows! Their legs are too fragile to deal with it! I drink milk and wear wool and leather so I am not saying that having cattle and using it is bad in and by itself. That is just the world we live in.

[@icypeanutpolo]

Did she just say "The Wool To Live"? How dare she be funnier than I'll ever be

[@MrPickledede]

lol

[@theTrend7]

😂🤣

[@not_ghost_]

Just that was funnier than her 😂

[@figiwater5429]

the irony of this statement...

[@vierots]

I WENT ABSOLUTELY BONKERS WHEN SHE SAID THAT i'm so glad other people caught it!

[@Diogenes323]

the little girl's silent demand for a handshake was the cutest.

[@bunnyrabbitshavehats]

1) giant ram with huge ballz gets clipped. 2) certified good boi gets fluids 3) spiders oh noes! 4) back to the penguins

[@hazelnutcola]

dont forget lil pupper leg surgery!

[@zizzyp4573]

Waffles

[@RaymondLo84]

It's a SHEEEP... RAM GOT HORNS

[@patzeuner8385]

@@RaymondLo84 not if he was de-horned when he was young.

[@johannaweichsel3602]

@@RaymondLo84 RAM IS BOY SHEEP

[@VixieStickz]

The land cloud needs a shave

[@kawaiicake8038]

the land cloud is term i will happily accept for sheep

[@sangitamungse2139]

I refuse to call sheeps anything else than land cloud henceforth.

[@sillymannReal]

Just wanna say, I love your profile picture-

[@kathleencaroto4701]

This is better than sea pancake

[@FiSH-iSH]

land cloud (now with massive balls)

[@BabakoSen]

I had no idea sheep nuts were that big...

[@hollyd0024]

And that's another thing.. he said they must come off, yet he didn't follow thru with that. I would at least like an update on the sheeps condition and to see if he got de-nutted. 😁

[@aviancag8716]

HollyD 002 me too

[@prcervi]

@@hollyd0024 Ben was already getting a ton sheared off him that day, the castration was likely reserved for a later date after he'd recovered from the 18 kilo weight loss

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Micky Deery my thinking too... it wouldn’t be smart to put him trough all that in one day the shearing alone was a ton of stress for him

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

I did then again it’s common here to see farmers put their sheep in areas that have alot of weeds and have breeder rams inbetween the females.. you will often see sheep with these blue pink yellow or green spots on their back wich basically means they have been bred

[@discocrisco]

When dogs start wagging their tails at Dr. Andrew as soon as they see him it melts my heart.

[@zemoi]

Lady: We chose this guy because he's gentle with our sheep Man: *JOHN CENA!* 8:47

[@midorana2902]

You made me chuckle XD

[@akaylathomas3830]

😂😂😂😂

[@akaylathomas3830]

😂😂😂😂

[@christiandelcarmen1278]

Honestly, if this is gentle, how the hell are people cruel to them then?

[@nunyabiz6925]

Omg lol

[@CeltycSparrow]

For a sheep with 5 years worth of wool on him, he still moves rather fast. lol

[@saladDressin]

He must have gotten so strong carrying all that weight around

[@SerenEirian]

Imagine how fast he moves without it.

[@sonjam314]

I felt so bad for the sheep!!!! The”knicks” looked like stab wounds all over his body but I know there was no way around them because of the mass of wool that was drowning him!!!!!

[@lexifeldmann5353]

I believe sheep also secrete Lanolin oil that helps heal wounds from shearing and other nicks. It always looks bad but without shearing, their welfare would be so devastatingly low. Glad Ben is on the way to a great, healthy and free flowing life!

[@cassidywilson4157]

Honestly you would be amazed by how quickly sheep heal from clipper nicks...it’s insane. I’ve nicked my show lamb and my self and he healed wayyy before me 😂😂

[@kristelbrok998]

To be fair, he had a f*ck-ton of wool on him, and with all that extra weight pulling on the skin, nicks will happen ^^'

[@kristelbrok998]

@@null643 not all breeds of sheep have been bred to not lose their wool, though (:

[@Tai-chan.]

Yeah, the knicks had me too... it was frightening, not use to that, hardly see any sheep here in Jamaica.

[@spaceinmyhead6698]

This is why farmers sheer their sheep, glad the big guy got all that weight off of him

[@DemonRose69]

Not just for that. They also have a use for said wool. They process it and make clothing and things like that out of it.

[@Rabidfernstays]

Do they always bleed cause of it? I know it's good for them but I feel like that guy was kinda rough?

[@Serenity113]

@@Rabidfernstays They said in the video that the weight of it is pulling the skin so those shears accidentally nicks the skin.

[@Rabidfernstays]

@@Serenity113 that makes sense thank you

[@anothermiddleschoolburnout8816]

@@Rabidfernstays Yeah, normally there wouldn't be so many knicks and cuts.

[@brynotar]

This guy looks like the hot guy Shrek turned into after he drank the hot guy potion

[@LadyJ_88]

I think Chris looks much more like Lrince Charming... but you know, actually a nice guy & not a douche lol

[@audreythewarrior8925]

Omg he DOES

[@frankslefttesticle3247]

SHREK IS ALWAYS HOT👅👀👀😳😳

[@stvincent4506]

@@frankslefttesticle3247 facts tho-

[@belovedlioness151992]

Omg lmao

[@FaiTheValkyrie]

I’ve been binge watching this channel a lot, to the point that I’m starting to master the Australian accent. G’day mate

[@Maddyc15]

Lmao same

[@DemonRose69]

These dudes in the video sound more Australia than my own Australian bf. He was supposedly born and raised in Sydney. 😂 I once asked him if he was sure he wasn't adopted because he looks, acts, and sounds British. But England and Australia share similarities so idk. I think he's English Australian.

[@dwagongirl-9327]

Nice for you

[@Erizedd]

@@DemonRose69 Aussies from the city generally have a different accent to those in the country. Their accent isn't as thick, sometimes it's barely noticeable. Depending on how far you travel out into the rural areas, the accent tends to get thicker.

[@emmad2948]

That more of an Australian accent that the actual Australians

[@ellicooper2323]

What they don’t know is Ben had one badger and four wallabys living in that wool.

[@b.b.8955]

Elli Cooper 😂😂😂😂

[@OldF1000]

This is what happens when you sublet ; )

[@renivideht]

XD

[@skywatcherextraordinaire7014]

Ben the sheep is a badass, he needed those incredible big balls too help him escape for all those years. Good work Ben!

[@perrilewis180]

Show this to Peta when they tried to use Wooloo to stop sheep shearing. Even though it's good for them.

[@danielledaniel1900]

Peta is horrible. They don't do anything to save lives

[@seantaggart7382]

Peta: STILL BAAAAAAD

[@KCannaQueen]

They support pit bull kill shelters -.-

[@seantaggart7382]

@@KCannaQueen THEY WHAT?! okay top of most wanted list now!

[@aprilbennett4161]

@@seantaggart7382 They go farther. They're known to straight-up kidnap pets from yards and kill them within hours, in spite of a 5-day grace period that they're supposed to wait. For instance, a lawsuit was settled in 2017 over them having taken and killed a Chihuahua in 2014 within a single day. They were sued for 49 grand.

[@Londonfog_fia]

I love how Tim is so passionate about reptiles and always excited to help animals and people everyday on the job. He truly loves his job and it shows.

[@teddycuda]

I always really liked Tim. I am so sad not to like him anymore after seeing an episode with him discussing and condoning the poisoning of several hundred feral cats. Poison just isn't an option as a way to kill anything. It is completely indiscriminate and bad for the environment.

[@wenthulk8439]

I don’t like poisoning either. It truly isn’t a viable solution.

[@TheAverageNooob]

I calling it that the sheep having his balls are what let him survive inthe Australian bush with 20kg of wool.

[@bt-jz7ki]

honestly, I'm not surprised someone needs balls that big to survive in the bush.

[@benjaminkennedy715]

His wool was so thick predators could probably only get a mouth full of wool.

[@janicehall5781]

Tim is always so exhilarated, there's no way you can be upset while watching him talking about an animal. :)

[@killerx2736]

Lady: "He's very gentle and compassionate with our sheep" *cuts to Ben aggressively throwing sheep onto the ground* Edit: before I start getting any angry replies, it's a joke.

[@catlikescows]

hes not being rough, thats just how you shear sheep, you toss them on their rump and shear them. go watch Sandi Brock shearing her rams, her shearer does the exact same thing

[@mythryleawong9889]

Catharina Ewing dude just said it’s a joke

[@minnsann_0]

@@catlikescows Dude chill she said its a joke soo is okay no need to be angry -_-

[@catlikescows]

@@minnsann_0 i know its a joke, im just tired of people saying its cruel

[@viccolasvic9461]

I don't know what led people to believe that sheep are delicate animals.

[@charlotted6247]

I love this show. Dr Andrew Marchevsky is an incredible doctor and such a compassionate man. Hes the tops !!!

[@OriharaIzaya88]

Omg, I sooo agree with you! Every time i see him in an episode, I can't stop smiling. He's the best

[@b.b.8955]

Andrew saying, “who dat? who dat?” Is just priceless.

[@tootsd]

I love Tim's enthusiasm and love of the animals he helps.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

Did he ever work with Steve? Tim reminds me of him, in his enthusiasm!

[@wenthulk8439]

Me too.

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

Wow, Tora is absolutely gorgeous! And I have SO much sympathy for her family. My dog jumped out of a car window about a week after I adopted him, and even though the car was stopped at the time and he didn’t slip his leash and ended up being fine, it was terrifying!

[@gmaureen]

Seat belts for dogs is a good idea, not only for them but for all road traffic.

[@esmeferguson223]

The best thing about home school is that I can just drop everything I'm doing when a Bondi Vet episode comes out 😆😅😂🤣😁

[@joannemurdock7899]

Lucky u! That is a Bonus!

[@kunoichihawaii146]

The little girl at the end who wanted a handshake too is so precious🥰

[@1992jkwj]

that bloke dealing with the dog has the most perfect jawline ive ever seen

[@Erizedd]

Dr Chris. Women make up reasons to take their dogs to his vet practice. lol

[@ifp748]

I’ve scrolled until finding THIS comment, like bro holy fucking jawline my god

[@maddawg8211]

I know I’m jealous my jawline is like very- pretty much non-existent

[@liannebedard5521]

@@ErizeddIf I lived nearBondi I would adopt a lot of pets…who need checkups…

[@Erizedd]

@@liannebedard5521 😄

[@tais1355]

I might be inclined to breed that ram! his offspring might tend toward escape artistry, but he must be stupendously hearty to have fended for himself for five years, which seems like an ideal quality in lambs.

[@sharonloomis5264]

I agree!

[@HappyComfort]

That was a great video! It was also so cute when the little girl shook hands with the surgeon 💕and it was awesome that he noticed and took the time out too acknowledge her by shaking her hand! What a nice guy! 😊👍

[@abigail10132]

*Fondles goat balls* “wow that’s...that’s quite something”

[@loupgarou95]

"Goat" lol

[@esthermccue1294]

I think you mean sheep.

[@RachaelHful]

@@esthermccue1294 you totally missed the joke

[@Tortoisemilk123]

@@RachaelHful lol

[@pixieanna2058]

I would honestly allow Dr. Andrew to operate on ME...he is amazing.

[@rlevich_Community_Liaison]

He has the most cutest dimply

[@samasiaskipperable]

One would assume the sheep 🐑 would have been “on the lamb””. 😊

[@DemonRose69]

That is so lame... Why did I laugh? 😂 Because I am a sucker for corny puns.

[@monicdavis6150]

😂

[@HypatiaAmazing]

@ samasia skipperable ‘Baah’haha...

[@golepelogelopelo1953]

😐

[@karmapunch3410]

🙂😌😎 YEEEEEEEAAAAAAH

[@latashajohnlouis3817]

35:52-36:08 This child Tahlia was like “Hey Doc, don’t forget me. “ That did it for me right there!!!

[@Unknown-uk9he]

he looks like a mix of Superman, batman but blonde.

[@lord_xylozdoomsday959]

Batman super man and aquaman have COME together to create the ultimate animal savior

[@fatiooshka]

He looks like a blonde Henry Cavill

[@laskerrealty]

For some reason at first I thought you were talking about the sheep

[@laskerrealty]

And why is that so accurate

[@nunyabiz6925]

It’s the jaw!!!

[@momokokochuchuchu]

those bleeding cuts look really painful...poor sheep

[@NoobNoobNews]

The sheep is doing much better now. The skin was being pulled too hard by the wool, so now that the sheep is sheared, his skin is dong much better.

[@emmakai2243]

take some cuts or continue carry 30-40lbs of burden for your life? medicine/treatment is not always comfortable.

[@prcervi]

eh, he'll recover quickly from the cuts(sheep skin heals pretty quick on top of the antibiotic spray they used) boy'll have a longer time recovering from the wool loss, he hasn't know true ambient temps in 5 years

[@HercadosP]

I just love how everyone calls each other mate

[@josecruz021]

Imagine how strong his legs must be and how agile from having to survive like that.

[@FiSH-iSH]

not just the wool but also the size of his ballsack

[@nyutonzzz]

Ben has me cracking up rn. He always looks like hes straight up chilling and then you take 2 steps toward him and hes already yards away. Never did I think a sheep could look so badass lol 11:50 all I thought was "Ben ain't no bitch that's why"

[@Chris.starfleet]

Dog licks vet's hand … vet proceeds to shake human's hand.

[@TartanOfficial]

I’ll still never understand the “danger” of sheep shearing, from what I’ve heard from sheep farmers is that REAL wild sheep could shed off there wool but as sheep where brought into captivity and bred to have wool for clothing, etc, etc that they now can’t shed off there wool so it’s up to farmers to shear them to keep them safe. Image how hot that is and wool is super heavy, I’ll never understand how it’s dangerous to shear them vs not shearing them ever

[@yes2day100]

The explanation was that it stresses them out because of being held in prey positions and manipulated around and it releases the adrenalin they would have if attacked by a predator. If the sheep had it done regularly, it would obviously get used to it. But this particular sheep hadn't been sheered in at least 4 or 5 years.

[@nlee4724]

Know why “the black sheep” is the bad family member? Because you can’t dye a black sheep’s wool, so it’s useless for the farmer. Do you have a similar saying in your language?

[@briarrr__]

The closest we have is the Baa Baa Black Sheep song lol

[@Zettey]

yup, we also have that saying in my language. Never knew why though, so I just learned something new today lol

[@vickyblandino8057]

Never useless, i process by hand raw wool and i don't mind the black wool at all.. it can be mixed with other colors and yes..you can dye it but it will be more highlights then actually changing the color

[@realname6857]

@@vickyblandino8057 well that's current day wool! back in the old days dying stuff wasn't as easy, you couldn't really dye black wool at all

[@shuyira621]

Yes we do. It literally translate to “kambing hitam” in malay and it means the same too

[@EnergonVlada]

Bondi Vet... This was the show of my child hood, and so was the Animal Planet. Glad to see it's still going!

[@evansmcnerney6328]

That ram probably thinks he's flying when he's walking lol after having all that removed

[@patshhi4620]

I watch a channel of a woman who raises sheep. When her sheep shearer came in he explained he would hold the sheep in certain places while shearing.. They were spots that helped the sheep relax while he worked. A couple of times I saw the sheep stop struggling when he had his hand on certain places on the sheep.

[@ellicooper2323]

That’s very interesting. Thank you. Would it work with husbands?

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Elli Cooper hahaha oh my 😂

[@patshhi4620]

Elli Cooper I wish 😂😂

[@JudyHart1]

Sandi Brock? You’re talking about pressure points that immobilize the sheep.

[@patshhi4620]

Judy Hart yes Judy. It's Sandi.

[@raynashiraz2935]

I just love how excited Tim is to be getting those funnelweb spiders, I don't think I've ever seen him so happy in any other episode :D

[@candieschonauer6556]

Thank you all for your kind hearts and taking care of all creatures great and small. Love the show so much

[@sky-trevishere9638]

I just want to say: I hear so many people talk about how “it’s cruel to shear sheep” and I just want to talk about this. Sheep have been bred to develop wool at a fast rate, and like Ben of left untreated can lead to these problems. Shearing them is a blessing to sheep, not shearing them and having them grow and grow and grow so much wool can severely hurt the sheep and can cause them to get a heat stroke and die. And if leaving them grow like they said in the video it can pull that skin so when it’s finally sheared that sheep is gonna get cuts. Sheep shears are made to keep the sheep from harms way, and many sheep farmers never try to cut the sheep, if they wanted too they would have to do some whack thing to get the shears to do that. I hate they use stuff like Ben to show how “it’s cruel” when Ben being left cut up a bit with sore skin is the product of *not* shearing sheep. I’m very frustrated as I hear this all the time when it comes to wool. Shearing sheep is a blessing, not cruel in the least bit. What would make it cruel is the individual shearing the sheep and not the general act is shearing.

[@Audrey-fu7bi]

I just love Dr. Andrew, Dr. Chris, Dr. Lisa and Dr. Scott. My four favorites. I love Tim but he’s all into creatures that make my skin crawl lol

[@janicecornwell8941]

% 1 . \

[@janicecornwell8941]

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[@luisaguilon7101]

It wasn’t his coat that was heaviest but does nuts where really weighting him down. Good boy is tough tho 😂

[@janice576]

Of course he going to have Knicks on him because his wool is all matted. There's no way no to knick them without them getting knicks. At least he will have all that heavy wool off him.. Thank you for helping him..

[@LadyRavenEyes]

Eek! Not going to lie when I see a funnel web my reaction is "kill it kill it with fire!"

[@charonstyxferryman]

We have seen what had happened, when the Australian super-dry tinderbox has been lit, so that isn't a particularly good idea.

[@lauraeshelman766]

I wanted to cry...

[@LadyRavenEyes]

@@charonstyxferryman fair point

[@ytreece]

We used to touch the web with a stick to get the spider to come out pouncing 😂

[@puddysue]

You can feel all the love these special people have for the animals.

[@KingerlySHolt]

Once they said "8 legs" I was like "NOPE" xD

[@jayanderson147]

Love watching Tim and Dan nerd out over wildlife together!

[@stellepaige2619]

lol the sheep reminded me of a weird thing my friend sent. I think it went... Hello I am Sheep 🐑 and I like to be peeled. the nicks make it nice, cause of how they're healed. without my wool, I'm nice and cool lol doesn't the sheep's body make lanolin when the skin is nicked during shearing? I think it's a natural pain reliever.

[@Lara-rm3gs]

Sheep secrete lanolin and extra oils to heal their wounds quicker :) he’ll be fine in a couple days

[@stellepaige2619]

@@Lara-rm3gs Ah cool! Thanks for the info, dude!

[@featherlessbiped6586]

@@stellepaige2619 nicks are not nice though, if it's possible to avoid them better to avoid

[@stellepaige2619]

@@featherlessbiped6586 I know. I'm simply making a joke based off one aspect of shearing. Purposefully hurting the sheep isn't good. but jokes making innocent things creepy is just fun. hence "peeling" rather than shearing

[@teddycuda]

Lanolin is not a pain reliever but a lubricant.

[@cab102361]

I absolutely love Tim’s enthusiasm for his job. He’s a true ambassador.

[@lila44411]

Bondi Vet😁 Dr Chris! Dr Lisa! Dr Andrew! Tim! 😆 Best cure for back to med school blues🤣❤️

[@angelfrankenfine]

Dr Andrew is my favorite. Dude is a genius!

[@goodasgoing]

Is it a good thing that Andrew looks so professorial with the facial hair?

[@rockoflove6]

I'm glad to see there are some animal trainers out there that actually care about their animals

[@patshhi4620]

25:29. If this is the Sydney funnel web spider its the 8th deadliest spider in the world. The Brazilian Wandering spider is the deadliest in the world. Here in the US we have the brown recluse spider (among others)which is #4. I’ve seen what it can do. A friend had a bite on her ankle. The doctor treated it as a regular spider bite. When I saw the bite I told her it was a poisonous bite and she needed to go to the hospital. She got treated but it got real infected and her foot got really swollen, mainly because the first doctor had not treated it correctly.. The puncture site grew to about 1 1/2 inch. It was gross. So if you get a bite from any spider and the area swells and gets red get to the doctor ASAP.

[@patshhi4620]

I remember Tim saying in another video that his park supplied all the funnel web spider anti-venom for all of Australia. That is a huge task but Tim is a pro at it.

[@patshhi4620]

Ok, I did some more research. Some articles state both the Brazilian Wandering Spider and the Sydney funnel web spider tie for first place. They didn’t go into the criteria they used but I’m guessing it must be how many bites per year, the intensity of the bites, damage done by the venom, deaths, etc. Tim would be familiar with that data.

[@ytreece]

There is not really a treatment for brown recluse bites. Keep the wound clean, apply antibiotic ointment and watch for signs of infection. Most bites can be treated at home. They are rarely lethal. Sometimes tissue destruction can occur, but all you can do is debride it (remove dead tissue) and treat with antibiotics for any secondary infection.

[@sunlitrain]

How is Ben the Sheared faring? We would love updates on him and to know he will have safe pasture and someone to shear him from time to time. Thank you for your kind work and wonderful efforts to help furry ones in need.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

the little girl offering her hand was the best part of the show

[@daisymaefrench4041]

Wouldn't it be a wonderful world if all men were like Dr. Chris. Compassionate, loving and easy on the eyes.

[@joannemurdock7899]

U R so right Daisy! 🥰💕💜💙😙🙏

[@artchic528]

Wow. That must have been super liberating for that ram to have that much wool taken off of him. Like being released from the world's most restrictive prison.

[@twoheadedchicken7904]

ya tell he found out they were taking his balls to lol :D

[@NekoPanda122]

okay but that lil red back toad is so cute!! it's so small, and when he flipped him over he's just kinda laying there, so cute 😭😭

[@aprilstar3572]

I always enjoy watching, Hello from the US,South Carolina to be exact.

[@doralevitt2879]

I'm in NYC!! 😄🤗🌷

[@dingbat1966able]

Virginia here.

[@annemckoy812]

Hi from North Carolina

[@kiarafletcher882]

Hi from Utah!

[@joannadavis6716]

Hello from Greenville, SC.

[@eldrichnemo9312]

watching how funnel web spiders are caught and milked to make antivenin was amazing! I appreciate there's no 'shocking' music like I'd expect in an American show and how the spiders are presented like any other animal. and what a cool job to milk them with people watching and learning to *respect* these animals instead of just plainly fearing them.

[@verminwater]

i never knew rams had such huge balls i feel the same way i did when i found out rats got big balls too wtf lmao

[@bunnyrabbitshavehats]

🙊🙊🙊 omg lol. Hahahaha

[@LUTfam4]

Lmao 🤣

[@suerolfs5828]

You guys are putting too much thought into how big a rams balls are!

[@Sum1sMom]

On bed rest during quarantine. This show keeps me from going crazy!! Thank you

[@aeb122180]

God bless you and all that you do for animals!!!

[@ytreece]

My cat suffered a fracture just like this. Instead of pinning it, the surgeon removed the head of the femur and smoothed the bone end. A pad of scar tissue and muscle functions as a pseudo joint. He healed quickly and it’s like it never happened. He won’t have arthritis at the old fracture either.

[@81dawgfr]

I think they have to consider the size of the animal & the strain on the "joint" and muscles as the animal ages. A cat is much smaller than a Pittie and the movement of a cat vs a dog is quite different. I would also imagine it would depend on the age of the animal when it happened not to mention the fact that although the breaks were similar, the breaks could have been very different whichh would drive the treatment (not to mention the fact that treatments improve so quickly that the treatment when your cat had its surgery may have been the standard of care, but the Pittie's surgery may have had new developments that made the care the Pittie received the new standard of care. Unless you know all the facts of the case and why the treatment path was taken, you shouldn't attempt to second guess the treatment of a professional.

[@RexxyRobin]

I know it was probably miserable carrying all that weight, but OMG it looks so adorable. Like a giant cottonball with hooves and a face

[@shepherd4406]

Oddball is a fun movie. I have it on DVD and enjoy rewatching it. FYI- shearing generally only takes a few minutes. A good shearer keeps them relaxed and prides themselves on not cutting them. Afterwards it is a relief for the sheep to be free of the wool.

[@windwoman3549]

Chris explained why poor Ben ended up with all those cuts & it wasn’t because the shearer was bad at his job! More an unfortunate side effect of how his skin was stretched by the weight of 5 years worth of wool.

[@DemonRose69]

They explained why he had all the cuts. Don't down the man at his job because it didn't live up to your expectations. Ms. Know it all. Ben had five years worth of matted wool pulling and tearing at his skin and it was not an easy task to shear all of that heavy wool off of his body. There is just no pleasing some people sometimes.

[@shepherd4406]

Mчѕtíc Rσѕє Please read my earlier reply. I very much respect Chris, the shearer and all those at the rescue. Having had sheep, I certainly understand the difficulty of the circumstances. I just wanted to defend the practice of shearing and shearers. There are many good shearers who like sheep and take pride in their vocation. Sorry there was a misunderstanding.

[@markarca6360]

Baa, baa, white sheep, you have any wool? Yes sir, yes sir, 3 bags (6 kilos each) full.

[@emily.g.929]

You mean 18 k full!

[@bawicz0]

6 x 3 = 18

[@ashleighcalvert8937]

LOVE when Andrew talks to the animals he’s so sweet with them

[@BondiVet]

He is! What's your favorite moment of the Bondi Vet series?

[@candidlypoppy2121]

I can’t stop binge watching this show! My daughter wants to be a vet specializing in large animal cardiovascular surgery. I’m afraid to ask how much college is gonna cost....

[@lightyogami6453]

Candidly Poppy Have her to apply for scholarships and to participate in the college program at her high school (if she has it); I wish the best of luck to y’all Maybe she can apply to be an under study, but she’ll have to do more research

[@yourlocalrat3757]

"yoU MaKE mY WoRlD A BetTeR pLAcE" that's gonna be stuck my my head for a couple days lol

[@panostriantaphillou766]

Hopefully you will give a small presentation of how the venom is used to produce antivenom. Pls!

[@prcervi]

another channel, Snake Discovery, did a video of their visit to a venom production lab where they also mention how the process works(not shown in that video, but mentioned that it would be sent off to another facility where they would inject amounts into horses, collect the antibodies, and process those into antivenom) and also start giving a clue as to why so much venom needs to be harvested just to make one dose of antivenom(it's shipped out to the other lab in a powder form)

[@chrilin5107]

Loving that rescue and naming the run away sheep Ben Hur....all rescues are doing such a valuable job ❤

[@larockera181]

The chase of the sheep 😂😂😂😂 he was like 😐 ok nop this one is too fast i cant even catch let me get help see if it works 😐😂😂😂😂

[@0321Cameron]

So Dr. Chris loves animals, has Superman's jawline and seams terrifically kind. God spent a little more time on you Dr. Chris!

[@jJ-yr7wj]

I would like to know how the sheep is one week after the shearing. I wonder how fast he could run ^^

[@hck71]

I’m glad that Ben got like all his wool shaved off it’s unfortunate that he like got so many nicks and wounds in the process but he’s probably like so much better

[@dipalachauhan6956]

We see the most heartless Shearer's so seeing someone who is compassionate is THE BEST ONE CAN EVER SEE !

[@twoheadedchicken7904]

what are you trying to say you dont make any sense to me?

[@lmTrashT-T]

@@twoheadedchicken7904 yeah..me too..do they mean everyone usually sees people being very rough to the sheep while shearing them..so seeing someone being compassionate is the best thing?

[@dogegames3380]

I love that movie oddball and it's even better when I found out Chris helped check oddball

[@7n154]

Why is nobody talking about how unbelievably attractive this man is?! He's ridiculous. Like a Disney character brought to real life!

[@teddycuda]

Who are you talking about? If its Chris, there is always LOTS of talk about that, you must've missed it.🙃

[@joannemurdock7899]

@@teddycuda yes there's no ignoring Dr.Chris his passion charm personality and looks! 🥰

[@laurelgirard8475]

I hope all film sets take such good care of their animals.

[@anafelix789]

😄 i so injoy tim he is so excited to see eny wild animals he is so much fun.i can watch him all day

[@56Letitia]

Wow, I’m just so happy with Ben, he didn’t attack anybody 😯. I am so happy he didn’t have that suspected heart attack. Well done guys 🥰

[@ramosrhianneangel7988]

"wool to live" 🤣 That's funny HAHAHAHAHAH

[@suecastillo4056]

I’m a new subscriber and love your show!!! I was a emergency vet tech for many years and it’s SO FUN to watch after years of retirement! Total recall of wildlife and domestic emergencies!!! Love this! Thanks for the memories!!!♥️🙋‼️I’m in!!!

[@JaneDoe-sz9oy]

Oooooh, I forgot about this program, I had a huge crush on Chris when I watched this tv-show...

[@hellagood67]

17:59 I remember the movie “Oddball”. Loved it. Interesting to see where some of it was filmed, and that the dog’s welfare was the most important part of the whole production.

[@KingdomResorts]

I love animals and want to be a vet when I grow up so thanks

[@AlwyneAvinash]

Love the screenplay between Chris, Sash and Tim Faulkner!

[@angisant]

I was skipping along the video and landed right on the line "milking a funnel web spider"... *insert nani gif*

[@carlasevilla9057]

Food + Bondi Vet = HAPPINESS 💛

[@Grersh]

I love dr chris, always after saturday morning cartoons I would watch his show, but I don't know if it's still there.