Life-Threatening Blood Clot Removals 😵🚨 Compilation | Bondi Vet

[@dorothywestcott2408]

I am so happy to see that all of the fur babies will make a complete recovery. Very interesting that buttons were used. Thank you all for loving and helping these precious babies ❤️🐕🐕🐕❤️

[@virginiasoskin9082]

Golly, Dr. Romi did a fantastic job on Lucy. Three surgeries and Romi kept Lucy alive. Great job, Dr. Romi!

[@leesquirrel3550]

Wallaby hands are so cool. Great defense implements! Hugo is just precious! Ben clearly loves him. ❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@gatorduran3288]

I especially love Dr. Chris and Dr. Scott!

[@peachjubilee]

I had a cat that ended up with a hematoma, and had surgery for it. Her ear ended up looking crumpled(cauliflower ear). She was around 10yrs old when it happened, and lived for another 9 yrs until she passed away :( . Amazing cat, and I miss her so much.

[@gatorduran3288]

That button hematoma surgery was something else!

[@angelabiery-jones5556]

Missy is a beautiful girl & I love they used the purple buttons to accessorize her ear!! ❤️🐶❤️

[@gatorduran3288]

I love the Great Danes! My sister had a stunning ice blue eyed Harlequin who died and now she has a black one!

[@gatorduran3288]

I love BONDI Vet!

[@mikelove4455]

I just woke up and this was the first thing I saw! This was amazing

[@MeganWhamGMfan]

Missy really suited those buttons 🥹😍

[@gatorduran3288]

This hematoma surgery was tricky!

[@gatorduran3288]

All these vets are awesome! They really explain everything as well!

[@MrTmm97]

4:45 this is why anesthesiologist are some of the highest paid and expensively insured types of physicians. The risk when putting patients under Anastasia is really high. The room for error … an effective dose and a dose that can result in death or other serious complications are very small…much closer than the vast majority of medications. My dog Sienna is an 11 year old pit/lab mix and she is covered with those benign lipomas. More are growing all the time. The vet has assured me they are benign but with more growing all the time it still causes me a ton of worry.

[@AnnetteCarolanFourie]

Just love the Kangaroo

[@theresarasche3173]

Interesting that there were 3 different versions of the surgery for ear hematomas 😊

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

Yeah, it really depends on the breed/species, how far forward or back it is in the ear, and the vet. But there are different techniques that all pretty much have the same result.

[@albertotognoni4819]

Good content bondi vet!

[@truthteller8459]

In the intro the dog owner said "I just discovered it yesterday?" YESTERDAY?

[@kimberleyclarke2957]

It became visible after the dog went to the groomer

[@ilonak7847]

The nurse has all those rings on while disinfecting the surgery area ...

[@debrawucik826]

Just love the interactions and discussions with the patients and ‘their people’.

[@kerstindavies473]

I’d always clear up an otitis externa first before operating on an aural hematoma because of the risk of recurrence due to itchiness of an otitis. Also, in the first case of this video, the hematoma developed only the previous day, so you could give it bit of time to resolve by itself after clearing up the otitis. In many cases you don’t even need to drain aural hematomas, and -in my experience - not every dog develops a cauliflower ear as a consequence of aural hematoma…

[@meghasinghania1]

Wow are you a vet? This is great info! Also what if the dog is distressed and itches in that area, is shaking and uncomfortable?

[@kerstindavies473]

@@meghasinghania1 yes, I’m a vet as well 😊 They usually get a head bandage after surgery for a couple of days and a cone or collar after that, until the stitches are taken out approx 10 days post OP. Most heal really well. Recurrent inflammation of the ear canal is often much more of an issue…

[@kimberleyclarke2957]

My understanding was that the hematoma was discovered after a trip to the groomers.. theres no indication on when it actually formed.

[@ServiceDogRosie]

24:02 omes a great Dane the other is a Rhodesian Ridgeback, not a Dane lol

[@ginawalters5682]

Chris you are just too funny but clever

[@Misshughestrm]

Make sure that breathing machine is working properly before surgery starts

[@paulacoyle5685]

I do not understand why Australia has this policy of doing surgery on aural hematoma. When my dog had one my vet just prescribed steroids and it shriveled right up. I’m sure we could have done something to keep her ear hanging straight, but it was so much cheaper and less stressful on her.

[@KatieKelly27]

Steorids don't always solve the problem, and also steroids can be really heavy on a pet's body! Surgery is better in my point of view, also the technique to flatten out the surface with buttons or special suturing technique is more likely to prevent this heamatoma to happen.

[@mmfitter6731]

I want to bring my dog to Rami!

[@javisetovich6261]

What breed is beautiful Lucy!!

[@Mocha-_-Moon]

Well this is interesting

[@kimlatta4053]

🙏🙏🙏

[@rosariodagosto6484]

THIS VET IS SO COOL 😎 😊😊😊

[@gulnarabaeva1558]

❤🐕🙏

[@Tacktickle]

I'm not sure why you blur things when they never blur stuff taken out of humans!

[@susanneericsson3871]

Have you tried to breath in a sack that you put anmal in?

[@fatimayehya2426]

Why do people call their dogs and cats fur baby but when I call a child skin dog Apparently I'm the weird 1

[@ginawalters5682]

I really wish you wouldn't blur the procedure. I want to see it. If people can't handle the blood then they shouldn't be watching it

[@sugarjones8047]

KZbin requires it, otherwise their channel will get in trouble. It's not fair. I wanna see it too!!

[@avyluant9416]

@@sugarjones8047 there's another channel that doesn't blur and i regularly see their videos to this day

[@gizzmowalliss]

@@sugarjones8047well KZbin is not doing to good at keeping there rules I’ve seen plenty of gruesome things on here.

[@joanleinweber3541]

If KZbin requires it why can you pay $20 a month to get the unblurred version????@@sugarjones8047

[@d.joyceclark5089]

The total distorting of all surgery and aftermath is really disappointing. I have watched all Bondi videos and this is the first time for this. Have you tube rules gotten worse?

[@dianeburdick3901]

Why are you blurring so much? If people don’t like it, either change channel or don’t watch.

[@1SherryAshley]

I’m so tired of the blurring of surgical procedures! What babies… if you choose to watch a medical show you should be able to watch a bit of blood !!!!

[@meghasinghania1]

None of these were life-threatening though!!

[@stacyfausnaugh9217]

Ahh, but blood clots could rupture and the animal could bleed out or if the blood clot could break lose and head to either the heart, brain, or lungs.

[@amysmagichamster]

Blood clots in general are life threatening

[@meghasinghania1]

@@stacyfausnaugh9217 Oh! Wow didn't know this was in dogs too! Thanks for the info!

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Nearly dying on the table wasn't a threat to Lucys life?