Bondi Vet In Tears Over Hit And Run Cat! 🐱 | Bondi Vet Season 4 Ep6 | Bondi Vet Full Episodes

An emotional case for Dr Chris Brown and his entire team, as their much loved favourite cat patient falls victim to a hit and run; Dr Lisa Chimes investigates a trainee police dog's painful face lump; And Dr Chris Brown reunites with a cute puppy that had a disastrous start to life!
Check out the rest of Bondi Vet Season 4 in our playlist here - • Internal Bleeding Pood...
For more full episodes of Bondi Vet click here to see our full episodes playlist - • Neighbours Poison Nois...
Subscribe to the Bondi Vet channel here - kzbin.infofe...
--
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

[@nurizzati283]

LOVE THIS SERIES !! Love from malaysia ❤️❤️❤️

[@sullivantan6838]

im from malaysia too. good day to you!!

[@JasmineTamBeautyChannel]

I'm from Malaysia too! I have watched all their tv series and now waiting for more! And I love all their lovely vets! :)

[@daisywalker5033]

Hi

[@nurizzati283]

Daisy Walker hyee !!

[@nurizzati283]

Sullivan Tan good dayyyy

[@gigisbookclub7199]

Just seeing him close to tears about Bluebell broke me up. The poor cat.

[@tootz1950]

Oh it's okay. They'll go to the shelter and just get another one. You know, kinda like how plants die and you just throw them away and get a new one.

[@Swnsasy]

GiGi's Book Club My dog that my husband and I had to put down 2 months ago was named Blue and that's what I always called him, Blue bell..

[@Swnsasy]

tootz1950 Excuse me, it doesn't happen like that.. I just put my dog down 2mths ago and I cannot go into a shelter and cannot think about getting a another dog right now so please be a bit more sympathetic even if you're behind a screen.. You wouldn't say that to a person's face so why do it when you're not..

[@tootz1950]

@@partigiana Until he gets run over and goes through agonizing pain before dying. But yes, there's always another one to kill.

[@erenthebombjaeger]

tootz1950 That was a horrible thing to say at the moment

[@junniper3]

I'm a grown man with 2 cats. I was tearing up about Bluebell. :(

[@ItsJustLisa]

I’m sitting here bawling with my ginger boy Rudy on my lap. Poor Bluebell.

[@abbyiswatching2046]

I'm clutching my cat, who is looking at me like I've lost my marbles. This one got to me.

[@tootz1950]

Cry also for the next cat they get and also let outside.

[@nenek75]

Completely unfair and preventable. This family was no good for her.

[@xylopylo]

I was bawling before this episode and came to see some stories of animals getting better to hopefully improve my mood... I watched the wrong episode...

[@ACCUWU]

“Will she come home today?” “I don’t think she’s coming home.” IM CRYINGGGG

[@bunnybear8935]

My dog 😭

[@z_hun]

Omgosh my dog had a disease and he got put down. I was 7 and asked that same question. I couldn’t stop crying for days

[@z_hun]

(Also me too)

[@snowprintgaming3387]

I remember that the first day of March in 2018 my parents brought my cat to the vet because he wasn’t acting like himself; He would just lay down somewhere and wouldn’t move for a while, if at all. I hadn’t gone with my parents because I felt like I knew what was about to happen. They didn’t come back with him. I cried for a complete hour.

[@TheLassenman]

ya that got me too :(

[@Torakat]

11:20 I love how Bluebelle's eyes got bigger when she saw her family. I hope this means that the family will keep their kitties inside only since the roads are so dangerous

[@snow5962]

They had another one killed previously... I doubt their next cat will stay inside either. Most places request cats stay indoors.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

These people need to be educated on the dangers of the outdoors for a small animal like a cat or small dog. Having their first cat killed in the same manner should have been a lesson for them, and they should have taken better precautions with Bluebell. Her death was unnecessary and preventable. (Jan Griffiths).

[@himboprince]

I hope they didn’t get another cat at all. TWO cats under their care dying? That’s just someone who sees cats as toys not living beings that need our care.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@himboprince I agree. ONE cat getting killed on the road is too many. I hope they don't get another one either. Or any other pet. Not even a goldfish, which are awesome in their own right. I keep them in a big pond out back. (Jan Griffiths).

[@barbaradyson6951]

@@douglasgriffiths3534 It's not only small animals that get killed TRY HORSES. I've been riding my horse and had a car drive into his back legs, I've had my stirrup iron taken off my foot. I've had someone honk their horn behind my horse which caused her to lash out. I've seen a horse land on top of an MG sports, killing 2 passengers the car aerial going into the horses tigh and the driver wanted to see the horses' reaction. So think about ALL THE ANIMALS THAT ARE killed by drivers, or the poor creatures left behind in floods or fires.

[@rktwaddell371]

When he kid asked "Will she be coming home tonight" My heart just broke...

[@rktwaddell371]

*the

[@shiloallard186]

Same here 😢💔

[@erikajasinski4633]

Second cat that - got hurt - this family should not be allowed to have animals

[@shiloallard186]

@@erikajasinski4633 Yeah they definitely shouldn’t

[@CelticVictory]

@@erikajasinski4633 Actually, people who can't watch the road should lose their license.

[@Ella-he1xt]

This makes me extremely sad, yesterday my cat was instantly killed by a hit and run incident... he was only 6 and was the most gorgeous cat you could ever meet. Rip my little Charlie 😢💞

[@motor_craft]

Sad to hear this. Hang in there, everything will be alright in the end

[@tillytiger1042]

I’m so sorry

[@TheLittledikkins]

I live a short block from a very busy street so when I got my cat he became an indoor-only cat as I'd seen too many dead cats on that street.

[@HeatherVillalta]

I am so sorry. Please take this as a chance to learn and keep your cats indoors.

[@carlamiglin2705]

My condolences. My 17 1/2 yo passed 2 wks ago

[@impossiblenugget]

"He's not limping. Hes showing you what he is gonna do next time. He's gonna hit em with a left hook."

[@alfilkemper9240]

I firmly believe in keeping cats inside, build a catio, or leash train them. It's safer for the cats & the ecology.

[@mplsmaven9404]

My first thought was … what was Blue Bell doing outside

[@donnabaardsen5372]

Yes. They must stay inside. Also, it appears they didn't stay while Bluebell was put to sleep. If we really love our cats, they will be kept inside 24/7. And we'll be with them at the very end.

[@themoores9817]

@@donnabaardsen5372 my family cat had liver failure at 5 years old when I was 18. I carried her about the last 2 hours of her life.gave her water and tummy rubs. We had to put her to sleep,and I made sure I was talking to her,looking at her and talking to her while she passed. I still have her collar,and I’m 37 years old.

[@donnabaardsen5372]

@@themoores9817 Oh, this is beautiful. How comforted your beloved must've been at the end to know you weren't going to leave her. My girl had cancer, was 17. 2002. Towards the end she was so weak, she had to be carried to her litter box. She was so embarrassed by this, but we comforted and reassured her. We had her an extra three months after diagnosis, because our wonderful vet gave us powerful pain meds. Said we would know when it was time to let her go, and we did. I comforted, and was with her to the very end. And God bless you for doing exactly the same thing. Because they know and are scared. I know you agree: we'll always miss them, but are comforted by remembering we were there until the end. Rewarding them for years of love and loyalty. I too still have her collar, a picture, and her urn in a special place in my living room! I have a second cat daughter now, she's almost four. I love her as much as my other kitty, but differently. I grieved for literally 17 years... until the day she came to me... exactly 17 years later 💞🐱🌹

[@themoores9817]

@@donnabaardsen5372 we have a beautiful Jack Russell x whippet dog.she’s the best thing in the universe . She’s a miracle. Her name is Millie and she’s 15 1/2 years old

[@cjt0829]

I also hate to be harsh. What a lovely, beautiful cat. You clearly loved her but please,please...never let another one outside. Every vet I've ever had recommends keeping cats indoors. There are so many ways to offer them games and fun and exercise within the home, while keeping them safe. I'm so sorry for your loss

[@sullivantan6838]

yes and the guilt for life

[@somethingblabla5720]

That's not the point I think. Keep INDOOR cats IN. You can't force a cat that was raised indoors outside, they could die. to have an outdoor cat is entirely situational, for example, if you adopt an alley cat or stray, one that was born and raised on the street.

[@LoveLaw]

I agree. Unless there is a way to have your cat in your yard without them escaping into the suburbs, they shouldn’t have that option. Our cats have a small yard that we cordoned off for them so they can’t get out of it. They love it so much, but if that was not the case I would never let my cats just roam freely to go into the street.

[@shilox5469]

My cat we got was a shelter/rescue cat, and we have this big yard, she was sleeping outside and an outdoor cat for all the years we had her and she loved it. The freedom she had and everything was worth it. She sadly passed away due to kidney failure a while ago.. but if you live by a quiet place and have a big yard cats deserve to get outside. But nowhere near a busy road of course.

[@erikalulea3608]

Totally agree with you. People need to understand that cats are created like all of us when it comes to get hurt by a car. They do NOT have any extra life or body of steal. So many cats die without reason because owners do not get that.

[@Sofijakr]

Poor Bluebell. RIP Bluebell I hope wherever you are, you are happy and safe. My condolences to the family.

[@InfinityShadow20]

I'm not much of a cat person, but hearing about bluebells personality, "Kids jump on her and she doesn't mind, Dogs chase her, she doesn't mind. Just a sweet loving cat." And seeing Bluebell in that situation with the background music almost brought me to tears. Because it took every single bit of strength I had to hold them back.

[@bjones2194]

It sounds like they didn't need a cat to begin with. They don't even train the kids how to treat them properly, and letting the dogs chase her for s&g pisses me off. This family does not need another animal. Ever.

[@sdust_88]

@@bjones2194 exactly. The vet seemed to care and grieve more than the owner. Poor animal, I hope they never have another one.

[@miaand12]

It's just so important to try and keep your cats indoors or completely cat-fenced off in the backyard. Too much of a risk for the poor babies getting hit!

[@CelticVictory]

Of course, if people just take responsibility, drive at a reasonable speed, and watch the road, you wouldn't need to do that.

[@KS-xd8zi]

Cats love the outdoors..I kept my cat inside because I was afraid she would get hit by a car and she became so depressed. I wish I would have let her enjoy nature

[@miaand12]

@@CelticVictory absolutely agree.

[@miaand12]

@@KS-xd8zi understand totally. We ended up making a cat fence up above our main boundary so that the cats can roam free outside but don’t get over the main fence

[@pitohui1800]

@@KS-xd8zi try to harness train your cat! That way, you both get enrichment and bonding time 😊

[@novasiri7809]

This is why I'm such a huge advocate for keeping cats indoors.. if she had been indoors, this never would have happened. She never would have been hit, never would they have had to worry that their cat was smarter than a car. It took me losing two cats to hit and runs for me to realize that yes.. though I want them to enjoy themselves, to have enriched lives, it's not worth putting them at such a high risk of pain and death to have it. Especially living near any roads. I still take mine outside, with a harness however. That way I know they won't play chicken with a car, or get into a fight with another cat/get into a fight with a stray dog ect. I rather them life a long, happy life full of love, than one that can end so short and without warning and with so much distress...

[@mauia88]

Took you 2 times?? I would’ve kept my cat indoors after one. In fact, the second time I owned cats, they remained indoors after my first and outdoor one died. At least you learned. I hope that woman does too.

[@shirleyharris8450]

Poor Kitten. SOOO SORRY!

[@marmalade8915]

Outdoor cats average lifespan is 5 years, indoor cats average lifespan is 15 years, i think that should be enough for people to understand that it's a bad idea

[@CelticVictory]

@@marmalade8915 That's not true. Outdoor cats can easily live 16 years or more. Quit repeating misinformation.

[@marmalade8915]

@@CelticVictory it ain't misinformation, just because most have a short lifespan doesn't mean all of them will. It really depends on how freely they're allowed to roam, how far they'll go and if they've been fixed or not

[@theresaholguin699]

I learned my lesson many years ago I had a beautiful cat that loved going outside and then would come in. He was mostly an indoor cat. Little Boy was his name, unfortunately I went out to get him to bring him back into the house and I found him on the side of my street in front of my house. He was hit by a car. His face was crushed on his left side of his face. He did not make it. I was devastated. After my unfortunate experience with him. Every cat I have had in the last few years have been an Indoor cat. They sit in the window and look out and that's as close as they get to the outside world. The pain of losing Little Boy this way was just heartbreaking.

[@bonniebonbon7500]

I lost my little boy, Joesph, when he was 8. He was also hit by a car and they left him on the road. someone who lived on my block found him and moved him onto the sidewalk and told my family. I was devastated. His mother was depressed and often got sick after his death, eventually dying due to illness 1 and a half years after his death. They were very close. This video made me cry because I wanted Bluebell to survive. I'm not sure what the quality of life would be for bluebell if they decided to bring her home and take care of her as a special needs cat, I know that some paralyzed cats can be fine, but I'm not sure with a break like that in the middle of her back. I cried because this made me think of my baby and reminded me how much I wanted to save him and miss him. I have a picture of him framed always. But mostly, I feel so mournful for the loss of Bluebell's life... she was only 2...

[@beverlyjensen443]

Do read about the Catio. You can customize to what size you prefer, but cats LOVE them...and it would keep him safe.

[@bonniebonbon7500]

@@beverlyjensen443 this is what i'm going to be doing from now on with my cats. I live in an apartment now so I don't have that opportunity and I'm on the 8th floor so no window enclosures FOR SURE! but I cant wait to have a catio!

[@laniig572]

Yes my cat has a couples hours a day to sit in front of the screen door I could never let him out

[@JMBBrasil]

What a great neighbor. Not every person would bring your cat to the vet.

[@Mitsu92]

I'm so impressed by how well Chris and the entire staff handled the situation with Blue Bell, even if they were personally involved with this beloved cat. You guys were so kind towards the owner and supported them in their hard decision, giving them space and time to figure things out. If I end up in such a situation, whether it be at the vet with my pet or with a loved one at a hospital, I hope medical staff will treat me with such kindness and bravery you displayed in this episode. It's sad to see Blue Bell go but many other animals are helped by your care. ♥

[@lizb853]

Nekorini. Believe ME that I csn so well relate to what you're saying. I had a burmese blue cat name of chunky. The vet who regularly did his checkups shots,and even did his thyroid operation, adored chunky as if he were his own cat. Chunky did live to a good age, but just towards the end of his life, chunky became terminally ill,and a date was fixed to gently put him to sleep. I put him in his cage and made sure he was extra comfortable, and went to the surgery. My ONE overriding thought was,PLEASE don't let it be Olly( chunky's main vet) on duty today. I got into the waiting room and OFCOURSE it WAS Olly on duty. I was really worried about this,cos I knew that this would devastate him having to put his favourite patient to sleep, and he'd probably not be in a fit state to work sensibly for the rest of the day. We took chunky into the consulting room, and lo and behold, in opening up the cage, it was discovered that chunky had died en route to the surgery, so no need for euthanasia. Olly was upset but was anle to accept it as he didn't have to do the hated and dreaded deed. This bondi vet is another such sensitive and caring vet. They're like gold dust.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@lizb853 So sorry for the loss of Chunky. Burmese cats are so sweet. (Jan Griffiths).

[@lukewarms0up]

"Will she come home today?" And with that, my heart broke into peices.

[@gageoliver2186]

Such a depressing episode. Being a serious cat lover/rescuer her death was so unnecessary and preventable. Keep your cats indoors.

[@999nile]

Gage Oliver SHE DIED?

[@noelleash4756]

Andrew Hopkins she has to be put down. her chances of recovery is only 5%.

[@justinm2697]

I guess it's a toss up. Keep a cat indoors and deny them the feeling of sunshine and wind on their face, but safe or let them be cats. I opt for letting them be cats but I would also have an enclosure to contain them in a backyard. If I had a cat I would also train it to go for walks on a lead, especially at Bondi. It's a traffic nightmare at the best of times.

[@danishbiscuits3127]

Justin M Yes. Do up a catio in the backyard. That way they will be safe from all danger elements in the outdoors and at the same time they can enjoy the safe fresh air and the sun.

[@danishbiscuits3127]

Andrew Hopkins The family chose to end her misery.

[@runningwildinthecity]

Why on earth would Bluebell’s family allow her to go outside after losing another cat to the same thing. If you want to keep a cat outside, just don’t get one. This angers me. Poor beautiful girl 💔

[@DrRaven-xh2nf]

It makes me mad that someone would think is ok to leave and animal in the road after hitting it. Thank you for caring for her.

[@onehalfspace]

Bluebell hit home for me with my late cat Poptart, whom we lost to cancer a few years back. Dredged up a lot of old memories just now :( ... Rest in peace, Poptart.

[@rosehill9537]

Poor Bluebell. Chase by dogs "jumped on" by kids and she got thru it with such a sweet nature. let outside hit a by a car. At least she survived long enough to go surrounded by love of chris the staff and family. 💔 Ken the police pup is so cute.

[@NikkiP4444]

This is once again an example of why our cats are indoor cats. I feel so badly for Bluebell and her family. 🐯❤

[@nancyannzaborskihill8512]

This is the 2nd cat that this family has lost because they let her run loose. Keep your cat inside !! AND don’t let your kids jump on them.

[@tawnygirl2000]

Or your dogs terrorize them. Poor baby RIP

[@tinydancer7426]

Wow, didn't know they lost another cat. Yes. First rule of having a feline housemate is to not let them run outside. If you can't/won't follow that one little rule that guarantees a cat's safety, DON"T HAVE A CAT!

[@alisonb5796]

And let the kids jump on her because apparently she didn't mind....

[@eannh4928]

Protect your feline pets. Keep them inside! I've only known 2 cats to look both ways before crossing the street. One lived to be 21 years old, dying of heart failure. The other, a much younger cat, I took off the streets and found him a good home inside!

[@CelticVictory]

All of my cats are careful crossing the street and avoid major roadways. The answer isn't to keep them inside but to make drivers more aware of their driving. A person who is speeding this quickly through neighborhoods can hit kids too.

[@pitohui1800]

@@CelticVictory as someone who works nightshifts, the time I actually see cats on the road while driving is when it's too late, unfortunately.

[@AnimalFriend969]

The absolute saddest thing about poor little Bluebell is this whole situation could have been prevented 😢

[@crazycatdorian]

I love your show. This episode made me think of 13, a stray cat we'd been feeding, who one day showed up at our doorstep with a broken leg. The vet said he was sweet to everyone at the clinic even with his injury. Unfortunately, the impact of whatever broke his leg damaged his bladder beyond repair as well. I cried buckets saying goodbye to him. 😭😭😭

[@bunnybear8935]

They should've learned after the first cat, but bless her for caring abt her neighbors cat instead of leaving her

[@laramaaike3050]

RIP sweet Bluebell.

[@LiliMinoTari]

I have two cats and this case broke my heart. Just the thought of losing my two babies is unbearable..... But the most important thing that I wanted to say is please dear owners don't leave your pet in its final moments alone, don't go!!! As much as it painful and unberebal to see your beloved pet drift away, you are the only one they have. Think about how scared and confused they are in that state, lying there alone, helpless and terrified while breathing their last breath. Your presence there is so important.... let them be with you, their loved ones, so they feel safe and loved at there final moments. While they are a part of our life, we are their whole life!!!!

[@gabrielleperson4794]

Both times we've had to have a vet "help" ours pass, I couldn't be there. But my husband could and I made him promise to be with them right to end so they know they are loved the whole way. Another died on my lap as we drove to the vet to "help" him pass. I was able to pet him and hold him as he left. Sadly, another died while we were at church. She died alone and it hurts.

[@jeevaraghul]

Ture words..!! Most pet parents leaving then alone and it's hear breaking at their last moments.

[@sadsackofflour2697]

Bluebell's death really stabbed at my heart. A few years ago, we suddenly had to say goodbye to Umbra, who was "a little speck of a thing" as mom put it, a tiny thing, full of love and a huge personality. She suffered a "saddle thrombus", and there was nothing that could be done, it was already killing her. We had no idea she and her brother had heart disease One morning, I woke to mom calling for me, and all I heard was that something was wrong with Umbra and she couldn't move her back legs. She made little cries all the way to the little (but more comfortable) clinic we go to for our general stuff (Pen gets treated at the closer one because it has the right stuff for the bigger tests, but even though it's closer everything takes longer to get appointments done), and I think my heart already knew I'd have to say goodbye to her. Her condition quickly got worse, we spent a little bit more time with her and the doc put a warmer thing on her to help her be more comfortable as well as gave her some anesthetics, and then left us alone for a little while. I was actually relieved when they came back, because Umbra had starting doing these gasping motions, and because putting her down was inevitable I just wanted it done before she became too uncomfortable, so I became really anxious when I saw her struggle, and when she went I was thankful it was over. We took her body home, because we wanted to make sure Pen would know she's dead. I didn't have the heart to bury her myself, I had to have mom do it. Then, then year's Christmas came around, and I received a little ornament with a photo of her sent by the clinic. It has been months, but they hadn't forgotten, and it was a bittersweet surprise. I'm grateful for how kind they were with the whole thing. It's weird, when my cat Dustin died in 2016, who I had since I was 10 and who managed to just hang on until I got out of the toughest time of my life (high school senior year), it was really hard and it was a while before I was even able to recover emotionally enough to get my own cat(s) again. But, somehow Umbra's death is sadder to me, despite not knowing her nearly as long. Because when Dustin died, he was ready to go. Umbra was young, very close to her brother, and it just wasn't fair. I miss you, little gorl. Your brother is still not very smart, but he's been in good spirits.

[@sjbambas]

I had a gorgeous Bengal boy and this exact thing happened to him. It was so sad. It isn't talked about enough.

[@exchurchmouse]

I am so sorry.

[@burntblonde2925]

That meow was like her asking what’s going to happen to her. Such a sweet baby, I’m so sorry she was hurt so badly. Seriously sad about her. 😢

[@spectralumbra1568]

The average life expectancy of an outdoor cat is 2-5 years, while indoor cats can live around 17 years, over a decade longer on average. Keep your cats inside or, if they do go outside, in a safe area or on a leash.

[@RedHeadNdProud]

Spectral Umbra it can also depend on how well you know your cat. I had two cats, twin brothers named Darcy and Drake. Darcy was a bit on the impaired side, and unfortunately got out one night and was hit and killed by a car before we could find him. Drake was indoor/outdoor but much much smarter, and lived to 18, we ended up having to unfortunately put him to sleep this past May when he stopped eating and the vet noticed he was breathing heavily. They x-rayed him and found a mass on his kidney and fluid in his lungs. Drake knew better than to go in the road, I pretty much never saw him in it and whenever I did it was our little subdivision that has little to no traffic only. He also always stayed around the house.

[@michellebaker6302]

It's a bit exaggerated to say 17 years. Most will not live that long, it's fairly uncommon. However, you are correct that outdoor cats die MUCH sooner than indoor ones on average! We have an outdoor cat a few doors down and I'm so sad that the owners refuse to listen and keep it indoors. They say it's happy outside and that's true, it seems very happy, but 1) you can't be happy if you end up dead and 2) it never would've known otherwise had they not allowed it to! My cat might be very pleased if she lived outside, but she doesn't know that it was ever possible, so she's happy inside. The neighbors and I hate knowing this kitty probably won't live a long life like it otherwise could.

[@candicesacks2211]

People never learn!! This good have been avoided!! Get them fixed and keep them home and safe from outdoor dangers!!!

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Em Floyd also it relies on the cat itself.. it relies on their smarts aswell.. i have one cat whom i know would have been fine had he been an outside cat.. he can open doors so he’s defenitely not stupid.. he also learns from his mistakes.. for example he once burnt his paw and he now knows to avoid the spot in wich it happened.. meanwhile my other cat has burnt it several times but is such a stubborn thing that he just goes straight over it even if it’s hot..

[@LadyIarConnacht]

Not always, because so many are suffering from kidney failure due to licking clumping litter from their fur, which is basically cement. Indoor cats are becoming less healthy over time. I'm building a big catio for mine and I'm hoping they will be happy with it.

[@hsbvt]

Yep, I was a sobbing mess. I'm a firm believer that cats need to be inside with a catio and a harness to walk outside. So sad. Love this series!

[@maybe_bunnytv]

I just started crying.... I have two beautiful cats. I can't even imagine how I would react to a news like that

[@snow5962]

Well... don't let them outside unsupervised and unprotected.

[@999nile]

Ken made my heart swell. He is just so cute and helpless!

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

Ken was a gorgeous dog. I bet he became a great police dog. My grandma had a neighbor who was a K9 policeman, and he had a black GSD also. Her name was Shadow, and she was huge!! Good with us kids though. (Jan Griffiths).

[@shannynmitchell8438]

I understand how she feels. I was 12 when my rabbit escaped and I dog caught it and crushed its jaw. I was devastated, we went for surgery and the surgeon looked at it and said sorry we’ll have to put it down. 😢😢😢😭😭😭😤

[@Swnsasy]

My dog that I just had to have put down 2mths ago was named Blue bell.. I heard it and it just hurt my soul and I had tears streaming... That is the hardest part.. Knowing they don't live as long as we do so we know we will have to go through their passing but the years with them is absolutely worth it! I remember watching Robert come into the world.. Look at him now, so adorable!!

[@cgcohen01]

Bluebelle just made me cry. Poor sweet cat. She deserves the world. Please keep your cats inside

[@janestage6498]

Second cat lost to a hit and run! Poor Bluebell, heartbroken little girls, the heartbroken neighbor and the clinic staff that loved Bluebell. Not much sympathy for the adults making the terrible decision to expose Bluebell to a risk they obviously knew of.

[@__megs__5407]

The second I saw BlueBell in the video photo, I almost cried because she was one of my favourite patients of the series & I always remember the ones that sadly don't make it. I know now after so many years that this could've been preventable if her owners did the right thing by nature & the cat & left her inside all day

[@reignman0311]

Accidents do happen, it could happen to anybody getting up and going to work,nobody knows, so you can't say that, It was just an unfortunate terrible accident!...and mostly why they stray on the roads and away from home is becoz they are not spayed or neutered and roaming looking for love....

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

accidents happen. don't blame the owner for something like this. If you leave a cat out with coyotes around then yeah blame the owner but something like this ... idk man that's like saying "oh your kid got run over? why'd you let it outside in the first place?"

[@riohenry6382]

This is their SECOND cat to be hit by a car. It makes me so furious

[@forensicgirl]

@@reignman0311 It's easy to train a cat not to bolt out the door when it opens if you put in the effort. Bluebell getting out was entirely preventable. You are right that spaying and neutering helps keep cats from roaming too far, but there's still no excuse for what happened to this poor cat.

[@forensicgirl]

@@underarmbowlingincidentof1981 It's easy to train a cat not to bolt out the door when it opens if you put in the effort. Bluebell getting out was entirely preventable. Also: "that's like saying "oh your [unsupervised/untaught] kid got run over? why'd you let it outside in the first place?" " Fixed it for you.

[@thecelticcrone7927]

Seeing you tear up, shows How MUCH You Truly CARE for these Animals!!!

[@joogabelly9255]

Love seeing cats on this show, even though this one was sad:/ I grew up with outdoor cats and sometimes worry that my indoor cat may be depressed, this vid made me glad he is indoors tho

[@attheranch873]

Rollerbangers You could try a harness, or a catio😀

[@xChijouChanx]

There are ways to give them stimulation indoors and it's better than dying from getting run over or attacked by a wild animal

[@susannorman4476]

There is a point where it is .better to have an animal put down than to let it be in terrible pain. It breaks everyone's heart but the pet can then go to the Rainbow Bridge and be completely healed.

[@MoogieB]

That was the saddest case for me since I started watching Bondi Vet. I was teary eyed for that family & also for the vet personnel. It’s a tough job. Thankfully there are many happy moments.

[@abbyiswatching2046]

Love from the US! This show is so great. Dr. Chris seems to have such a wonderful, compassionate personality (and good lord, he's easy on the eyes!)

[@vinovnata]

yep ; )

[@kathydavidson9972]

The police dog is gorgeous!!! Shame on the owners of Bluebell. That is two cats that are dead because of their irresponsibility. The poor cats suffer and the children are heartbroken, as well as the vet staff. Cats belong indoors for a variety of reasons. Don’t adopt another one if you can’t keep them inside, or are these people going to try the “third is a charm” reasoning?

[@BriZ_Go2so]

This episode put me in tears. Poor kitty poor baby girls. That poor family. Breaks my heart. 😭😭😭

[@pewpewcat7679]

DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PET TO DIE ALONE! There is an article written by a veterinarian that states how important it is that you are by their side when the end comes. Even without that article, you should know they need that familiar face when the end comes. This makes me so sad and angry. Besides that having been an avoidable tragedy, a pet should never go in an unfamiliar place without a face they know. In bluebells case, thankfully, the staff was there and she may have felt them to be familiar but my god.... that is so cold to just walk away. Unacceptable.

[@karenstinson609]

PewPewCat I always try to be there when my pet needs to pass. I have had two that waited for me and crawled into my lap and passed before the vet came back with the needle to help them pass. They had been at the vets for surgery/illness but waited for me.

[@AutumnSwift2]

I just had to put down my 5 year old rabbit with kidney failure. Even if I was able to be there with him I don't think my energy would of made him calm. The way I grieve isn't healthy and for both of us it was better for me not to be there.

[@ronswartzanonymous5573]

You've already had one cat hit and killed! Why the hell do you let another cat run around outdoors to get hit and suffer? Ppl. Keep your cat's indoors. There's not only cars to worry about. There's ppl, poisons, other animal's and illnesses.

[@mondenkindqueen]

I got into a huge argument with a pet owner who said, “We don’t “”own”” pets. Give them freedom!” No amount of logic got through their thick skull. In short, if you wouldn’t allow a toddler to do it because it isn’t safe, why would you allow a pet to do it?

[@kaknadia]

I totally agree with you 100% cats shud be indoor if they really need to go outdoors have them on a lease n the owner accompanying them

[@r.mcbride2837]

Situations vary greatly. We live on a ranch, way out in the country, so our animals (cats, dogs, pygmy goats, etc.) have pet doors to use and they come and go as they please (during the day). We do live in an area with a lot of wildlife, but we also have mules and nothing gets past the mules and the dogs. And our ganders and peacocks. Nothing much wants to try them on for size. Haha!

[@perri1465]

EXACTLY!! NOT A GOOD PERSON😡

[@h0n0lulu83]

@@r.mcbride2837 Yes, of course the circumstances make a huge difference! My BIL lives in a tiny rural village (100 people) in the middle of nowhere, there are no wild predators around and as good as no traffic - so his two cats are free to roam, and it's basically risk-free. But if you live in the middle of a big city like me - or the family of poor Bluebell - I just don't understand how you can let your cats outside unsupervised. Mine for sure doesn't get outside (and luckily doesn't want to, either) except for my screened in balcony. Not least because of the daily reports of cats found dead on the side of the street in the local Facebook groups.

[@theMadFurball]

"They love this cat so much", So much they put her at risk after already losing a pet this way? Man, this is such a stupid death, poor cat.

[@nenek75]

I don't think they loved him at all. He was jumped by the kids, chased by the dogs... They didn't care at all.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

@@nenek75 no accidents just happen. Not a good quality of life for an animal built for nature to be pent up all day in a box of a house.

[@ExtremeDragonz123]

Gorgeous Freeman Love to see people like you stalking every comment you don’t agree with. It’s also amazing that her poor acting fooled you. Lol, anyone can see she didn’t care about that cat.

[@vinovnata]

@@ExtremeDragonz123 i agree

[@vinovnata]

@@gorgeousfreeman4836 are you so simpleminded for real? you amaze me...

[@sandrafraser4759]

This is when this man was worth watching.

[@teleioswonder]

So sad about Bluebell. If you have a cat and you live near roads, DON'T let them outside. Build a catio, invest in their happiness, and keep them safe! I heard the neighbour say their other cat previously died on the road too.. I just don't understand people sometimes!

[@delaneymaxey672]

When you want to become a veterinarian but you can’t even watch the video without crying-

[@KatsIsWeird24]

Veterinarian medicine is considered too suicidal jobs in the world, but I don’t care, I’m still determined to become a vet, because if nobody helps these lil ones then who will

[@Tara-qi4lv]

As someone who wants to go into veterinary medicine too, I'd say go for it still. Having the inability to cry doesn't make anyone more or less of a vet. The profession isn't asking us to be robots, as long as our emotions don't get in the way of our duties and decision-making. You never know what you can achieve and overcome unless we try right?

[@BRSfanatic]

I really hope you follow/fallowed your wish to be a vet

[@Ninkashi]

Kent is such a beautiful dog! ❤️ Bluebell's story is just so sad 😢

[@amandah2866]

I'm very glad Ken was able to get fixed and that his training wasn't slowed down at all. I hope Dr Lisa's rope burn wasn't too bad lol. Poor Bluebell, that's such an awful thing to happen. I feel really sorry for her family and everyone at the clinic too. Please keep your cats inside!

[@siti_sheikhabdullahfadilla8127]

I keep watching this over n over again...so sorry for bluebell..im crying..its really 💔 when the family didnt stay at the last moment of her life..some angels dont have wings, sometimes they have whiskers..rip bluebell..you have my heart.. 💗🥰

[@damepasty9203]

Why do people let cats outside in the first place?! I think it's crazy in an urban setting. Poor, poor baby.

[@cristicat5820]

Dangerous in certain rural settings as well - coyotes will eat your cats (and your small dogs)

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@cristicat5820 And some people drive like maniacs in the country as well, and will aim for a small animal crossing the road. I live in a rural setting, and we have a large cat run attached to our house. We don't take chances with our furkids. And we have coyotes as well. (Jan Griffiths).

[@o5-7firefox]

Sometimes they don't have the space for the cat to be properly exercised indoors, or the cat may have been a feral or stray who won't adjust well to indoor life

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@o5-7firefox Then a run or catio is in order. Keep them safe. Even a large dog crate can be pressed into service if space is at a premium. (Jan Griffiths).

[@charminwinkler9128]

And they said it was the second cat or hers to get hit to

[@GayCherryJuice]

I honestly can’t believe someone has the fucking heart to just drive away. It’s horrible.

[@valentinawilliams1250]

I bet that Bluebell heard the loving voice of her owners right when they saw her . I bet she really enjoyed that. She was such an awesome awesome kitty cat

[@barbarapatterson4132]

So sorry about the cat, I am glad she didn't suffer. She is with God now. Bless her little soul.

[@Lavi_475]

Rip bule bell sorry for all the cat lovers out there this is so sad! 😭😭

[@hellocatsie]

this episode made me sad. rest in peace bluebell

[@Lassieandfriends2019]

You have to love your pets enough to let them go. It’s the biggest sign of love you can possibly show your pet, letting them go with dignity.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

“Will she be coming home?” I honestly burst into tears at that. I think it’s partly because it reminded me of when I had to put my cat to sleep last year.

[@theresabaker8952]

Poor Blue Bell! I’m sooo sorry sweetheart! My Grandma is looking after you sweetie!

[@meaganboodoo315]

This one hit me so hard. I'm sobbing so hard. I don't know what I would do if I had to make that decision. I don't want my baby to suffer but with her eyes looking back at me I don't want her to leave

[@valentinawilliams1250]

I love Bondi Vet because the vets who work for this company are very nice and they do such a good job while taking care of animals. I like Chris to he is very kind and gentle with animals just like the other vets are to .

[@lecherrytomato3461]

Bluebells eyes at 11:20 just broke me..

[@limiv5272]

Bluebells accident was entirely avoidable. That family already lost one cat in a car accident, they should've known better

[@109367]

Agreed

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@109367 Ditto.

[@charlie2.048]

Seriously. I was heartbroken but also pissed off.

[@jazherahmacmornna8670]

Better a short happy life, than a long miserable one. Yes, I keep my current cat in doors and no, he shows no interest in going out. But some cats clearly hate being inside, especially former feral ones.

[@mauia88]

Jazherah MacMornna The owner said she was easygoing and a joy to have. The cat could have been indoors. No excuses.

[@stablecircleh]

Crying for Bluebell!

[@michellelivingstone904]

I'm bawling.. I'm bawling. Oh such a pretty baby. I want to get home and love on my cat immediately.

[@kimbarry8214]

Poor little bluebell what a beautiful cat that is so heart breaking R.i.p darling heart ♥️♥️🌈

[@jules9052]

I LOVE THIS SHOW... I’m a proud Australian!!

[@abbyiswatching2046]

I'm in the US, and I'm really glad you guys are sharing! 😻

[@gamergobble649]

Aussie power! :D

[@rockzenwolf6604]

Love how u guys help animals of any kind

[@joannemurdock7899]

At 16.30 Dr.Chris r u giving that new born pup a mouth to mouth breathing life!🙏🐶🙏

[@chrisshimizu308]

this really crushed me. i lost my cat last august, i brought her in to the vet because her breathing was erratic and within an hour i was told she had a tumor in her lungs and she wouldn't last without an oxygen tank. i had done xrays only a few months earlier because she wasn't pooping and the doctor didn't see anything. i had first caught her breathing weirdly in the morning and by 4pm she passed. worst day of my life, she kept me living through some of my hardest suicidal periods and it's still hard for me to talk about without crying.

[@Wild-Moonchild]

And this is why cats should stay in the house. In the house they are not going to suffer a hit and run. They will live a perfectly great life in doors.

[@emblcgb2484]

No Dr. Chris they don’t love this cat so much, if they did she would never have been allowed outdoors to be hurt or killed. Shame on her family for not taking care of her properly. RIP Blue Bell.

[@pewpewcat7679]

I'm pretty angry about this too. That poor cat. We lived out in the middle of nowhere in texas and somehow someone managed to run one of our cats over right in front of our house in front of a stop sign! Best believe our cats stayed inside from then on and were only allowed outside for a short amount of time during the day when we knew there was no traffic. This makes me so mad and upset for that poor kitty. This is incredibly sad.

[@jkka1477]

My cat Fiona is an escape artist even when we don’t hold the door open she runs quick, luckily Fiona is afraid of the maybe bluebell is like my cat an escape artist

[@jkka1477]

My cat is an escape artist Luckily Fiona is afraid of the road so she doesn’t get hit by a car but your right they could of kept bluebell inside I always keep my cats inside

[@nenek75]

I totally agree with you. The dogs were chasing her. That's probably why she was outside, scaping from them.

[@jkka1477]

And if they didn’t love their cat they wouldn’t of took their cat to the vet🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄PERIOD

[@patriciagarrett5526]

I have had cats for decades and my RJ, a tuxedo, is with me now and he just turned 15 and has kidney disease and on a special diet. I wish my pets could all have lived forever, but I love every minute I have had them over all the decades.

[@lesliewatros-gb9xi]

I was sobbing over bluebell.. please know that you all are fabulous! Every last one of you!

[@religiohominilupus5259]

I agree with others here on keeping cats (all pets, actually) safe. I admit that I don't understand how Bluebell's owner could leave her alone at the end of her life. I'd NEVER leave a pet that's about to be put dow! I'm glad the staff were by her side though, and I hope they gave her love and consolation.

[@mariaporto9986]

Dr Chris Brown is a professional and a man driven by love, responsibility, and emotion. He has a huge and loving heart. I cried with you Dr Chris.

[@gargles5270]

i hope little bluebell’s last moments were peaceful and that she sensed she was surrounded by people that love her deeply

[@thenotsotalented1]

One cat hit by a car is an accident. Two is just lazy negligence. I cannot get over it. How can anyone see their first pet die and allow their second cat the same fate? Humanity is so disappointing. You know this isnt the last time for that family either. God know they'll get another kitten and toss it outside the second it needs attention.

[@zimjun7]

I was thinking the same. In order for a cat to be outside, the conditions have to be ideal! And INSIDE before night fall.

[@zimjun7]

@Veracity no....probably not.....

[@rcooper1165]

This show is so good!! I have always wanted to be a vet and this just grounds it!

[@akita4481]

Same here

[@whatsupfuckers4078]

Rest easy bluebelle. You will be missed

[@haleybunker1339]

Poor beautiful gorgeous animals.

[@myco4679]

bluebell's owner is very irresponsible. their first cat died from a car and she still let bluebell outside? i think she should have known. rest in peace bluebell, good luck in the afterlife beautiful kitty. edit: wow hi bondi vet thanks for noticing me! love your guy's content!

[@suem6004]

miles from earth Maybe they show to get others not to allow cats out.

[@myco4679]

@@suem6004 yes which is good. still makes me upset though.

[@twilightgutz]

Perhaps she escaped? Ever though of that? And think of the pain they are going through. It's enough for you to blame them for her death when the owner already blames herself for her pet's death and her children not knowing what was going on. Just please be more sensitive to the family next time, and don't blame them.

[@tlbrnkmn]

I hope they don't get another cat, after losing two because of their negligence. Sad, RIP Bluebell!

[@ExtremeDragonz123]

Kara Taylor Two cats don’t just ‘escape’. Perhaps you should consider thinking before attacking someone you don’t agree with.

[@shattered_void5070]

This is definitely my favorite show

[@sarahollis3584]

You are the kindest really good resue people in the world. God bless you all. Thank you very much

[@margoperkins5047]

I'm so disappointed that we didn't get to say goodbye to Bluebell before she had to be put down. RIP sweet little kitty. Cats need to be kept inside for their protection. So sad, so sad. This didn't need to happen.

[@ynghunter41]

I am in LOVE with Kens ears!

[@smackmackay8626]

Poor Bluebell she is so cute 😢😢😢 i feel for the owners 🥰🥰

[@kimgoodwin8018]

So very sorry for BlueBell prayers to her Mom and the kiddos. Thank you Chris for all you do.

[@jesslauren8031]

The look on Bluebells face even looks distressed and scared, and her sad mews broke my heart. The poor baby.

[@aturner6004]

So first the family decided to put the cat down, and to make it even worse they aren't even staying to comfort her when she is in her last moments of life, that makes me so freaking mad, I get that it's painful to watch your pet be put down but your pet is panicked and has no idea what is going on, they look for you cause their scared and want comfort from the person they trust most. I'm sorry I'm just so mad

[@vinovnata]

all my pets died in my arms , i`d never leave them ...it`s not in my nature...

[@aturner6004]

desislava ivanova I'm so sorry, that has to be very painful

[@vinovnata]

@@aturner6004 it truly is...evry pet took a part of my soul with it,but i am happy to have met them.i won`t forget a single one.loved them with all my heart

[@aturner6004]

desislava ivanova yeah, always appreciate the time you have with them, cause while it's very sad, it's not long

[@vinovnata]

@@aturner6004 yeah i know and that`s why i`m taking as many memories as i can : )

[@lenafischer404]

It is interesting to see what the job holds. I want to be a vet in the future.

[@liseburgess2270]

So sorry for Bluebell. It's so hard to make the right decision for our loved cats, but we have to be strong and make the best choice for them. She is and angel now and she is watching over you and waiting to greet you at the Rainbow Bridge! Bless you Bluebell!!

[@999nile]

My heart goes out to Chris and the other vets. They are under so much pressure and at the same time being filmed. If animals could talk, their job would be a lot easier. I love Bondi vet and it inspires me. Love you guys!! ♥️♥️🇦🇺🇦🇺♥️♥️