Kitten Has A Twisted Leg 🐱 | Bondi Vet Season 7 Ep 7 | Bondi Vet Full Episodes

[@Yo.Momma-_578]

Y'all are the best you inspire maybe one day I want to become a vet what's a every animal but until then I'm just going to stick with saving a few animals I couldn't do it without my dad but one day I will come I know one thing I'm good at it is taking good care of my pets

[@Mavzilla-dk2qr]

From the Philippines, an avid fan of this channel...

[@unchained_wings]

I wanted to be a vet when I was younger but then realized the death aspect of it was too much for me. Animal death breaks me every time.

[@georgiadreamingbb1245]

I'd reccomend volunteering at a vet clinic before you go for it. I never thought I could do it then I felt the feeling of helping them fight like hell to live and it outweighs the weakness I thought I had and thought would destroy me and held me back from my dreams. Yes death is a part of it but the feeling from helping the ones who live pull you through. It's hard work too but I am lucky to be able to be a part of the process!

[@cherylmillard2067]

@@unchained_wings that's what stopped me from being a vet, but please realize a painless death in a situation that is untenable is truly the last act of kindness.

[@irishrose2615]

@@Mavzilla-dk2qr q

[@cubbi2789]

This episode had my senior cat searching for the crying kitten

[@colleenthecatlady2344]

Awwwwwwww!!! Hope rat poisoned is precious!!! Hope he's ok!!!!

[@thebunnies8657]

Colleen the CatLady omg!!

[@JeCrois367]

Ann Marie Sorondo aw mine too!

[@thecelticcrone7927]

Ann Marie Sorondo Had my Momma cats coming & trying to get my phone! LOL

[@kellygalvan1726]

AwwWWWwWwwWwWWWww

[@lisacalitz79]

I found a 2 day old kitten at the horse stables where I ride, and he was too weak to even move. The kitten was attacked by rats. They bit his ears, tail and paws. He also had bite marks on his face and back. I took him to two different vets that both said that unless I want to put him down, they can do nothing else. So I bought kitten formula, and went home. I cleaned his wounds and fed him. The next day, there was a definite improvement in his energy level and he became very vocal. It really was worth it. All that effort payed off, and Loki got to live the life of a survivor. ✊ I just wanted to share this story with everyone. People who want to put animals down just because they are hurt or different, it makes me very sad and angry. Every life deserves to be lived. ❤️

[@cathoderaytube7497]

Just because they're different? What does that mean?

[@hopefultraveler3543]

This makes me smile! What a wonderful person you are!

[@ITSONLYMEWATCHING]

Me too. There was a dying kitten outside my apartment complex. It had walking dandruff and cat mites and was covered in crust. She was so dehydrated she didn't pee for 2 days. I hand fed her formula and I took care of the walking dandruff and the other mites. She literally slept for a month, but she ate and drank water. I watched her closely. Now she is 100% and I ended up keeping her. I named her Tynee. She is the sweetest little thing.

[@soitssharon]

well done

[@lyndahammond8883]

@@ITSONLYMEWATCHING You and your baby are fighter/survivors! Good for you both! Thank you for saving this life!

[@cassandrahepp6445]

I was horrified when I heard that vets had suggested putting that sweet baby down. At the absolute worst a can can survive with 3 legs and it could have been removed when she was older. Im so happy it didn't come to that but it never ceases to amaze me how many people want to put an animal down when it's not "perfect". Good on her owner for saying "no" to those vets!!!

[@lindaname9413]

maybe she is a breeder and would want to sell the kittens? Why, with an overpopulation of cats would she let the Cat have kittens. Also, vets are just like human dr.s they are businessmen and most, not all but most think only in terms of payment. Vets and Dr.s are not always nice. See the female vet that shot a feral cat with a bow and arrow, right here in Texas. Yes, vets and dr are just human beings and can be the worst of people.

[@michellesmith50]

Exactly. I had two brother kittens whose mom started eating their damaged feet. The owner gave them to me and I took them to the vet to be amputated. They were only 30 hrs old but they were just fine. And I hand reared them. They were my babies.

[@bendygoose5858]

but she's so young, animals can die of too much stress.

[@lisaday811]

it would have been better for her leg to come off

[@cathoderaytube7497]

The owner didn't say why those vets recommended euthanasia (I don't think she did). Like Dr Chris said, when one deformity is found, there can be other more serious deformities that can make quality of life very painful for an animal. Sometimes with no hope of getting better. I may have expanded on his explanation. Fortunately, this was not a genetic deformity.

[@BJGvideos]

I had a cat with deformed legs once. He had two sets of paws on each front foot. Though by the time I was born, he had long ago had his extra set removed. Very long lived cat. My grandmother adopted him when my mom was in middle school, and he lived until I was in middle school myself. 22 years!

[@razanakram1908]

BJGvideos SAME I am a all animal lover :3

[@bobsalamone9798]

My first cat lived to 22! She was amazing.

[@cathoderaytube7497]

Two sets of paws on each front foot? Do you mean extra toes? If so, that sounds like your cat was a polydactyl cat. I don't think it usually causes them any problems, unless something like one claw snags on a lot of things. Otherwise, extra weapons for the cat😀!

[@buffbarneystan3280]

Wow! Thats crazy. Glad he lived a long happy life.❤❤❤

[@jessekerrshaw3261]

@@cathoderaytube7497 I guess it could change the way they walk, which may or may not cause arthritis and the surgery is fairly safe if done young. Kittens heal super fast and that small time of pain is better than the potential for years of arthritis. I don't know though. I'm glad I've never had one because I would've had no clue what to do with it.

[@109367]

Not understanding why they kept saying the kitten's twisted leg is like some sort of death sentence, if it couldn't be fixed, just amputate when it's older, cats do fine on three legs

[@defectiveshark7602]

Right? That reverse turn is pretty intense, but sometimes at this early age they can even gently massage the bent limb every day to help straighten it up. I figure they were probably being a little dramatic for tv, but I do hope no other vets told the woman to put the kitten down. It really can be such a minor issue. EDIT: Aaaand that's exactly what they did, that's what I get for commenting 2 minutes in, lol.

[@katherinerichardson2273]

Owner probably breeds cats. Burr seriously 3 legs is fine specially a back leg.

[@109367]

@@katherinerichardson2273 she probably does, since they mentioned they were a specific breed

[@jessekerrshaw3261]

If she's a breeder, then a lot of professional breeders immediately put down "undesirable" babies due to them costing more than the breeder deems "worth" or unlikely to be sold. What is deemed "undesirable" could be deformities to the animal's coat color... That's one of the main reasons to never purchase an animal...

[@jessekerrshaw3261]

In other words, she may have contacted other breeders who told her this. I can't see even the crappiest vet saying this kitten needs to be put down.

[@star_luvsu]

None: Literally none: Chris: tapes kitten to table

[@Sassyglbeauty]

I laughed so hard when he did it. His expression was everything. lol.

[@randomnessandchaosgaming6309]

And I oop-

[@rabbitlovesraven]

the "I've got you now" made me giggle

[@sheryl6488]

I foster kittens and my dog always thinks shes their mom. So wen she hear any kitten cry she tries to find it and make sure it's ok so even time the kitten cried in the video she went looking for "her babies" it's the cutest thing ever. And my dog isnt a small dog she weighs over 150 lbs.

[@nyleeam8666]

Aww, your dog is a sweet thing. She's every orphans dream mom💜

[@jazherahmacmornna8670]

My Collie was like that. She raised orphaned kittens, bunnies, and looked after chicks and ducklings.

[@adde9506]

Rottweiler?

[@sarahberlaud4285]

My first cat had a "Newfoundland Nanny"... cat mom was also there, but that lovely old dog just LOVED kittens. He'd carry the kittens around gently in his mouth, and they'd be all slobbery afterwards. That was the state in which we first met my kitten, and while my parents were feeling a bit iffy about the gross factor, two year old me scooped him up and loved him instantly. I still think about how lovely that dog was to kittens.

[@jessekerrshaw3261]

Big dogs always seem to be the most gentle.

[@Sohraiyah1]

Tim Faulkner really reminds me of Steve Irwin in many ways, his drive and passion for animals are much the same and his mannerisms too like the way he talks. I loved Steve Irwin cried so bad when he died His son Robert is so much like him.

[@anniehall8474]

I never got over Steve's death, I sill think about him and the tragic way he died. Poor Terri, she lost her soul mate and her best friend. She raised her 2 children, Bindi and Robert on her own. She did a wonderful job, two amazing young people.

[@jazherahmacmornna8670]

Steve Irwin’s death still saddens me to this day. He deserved to see his kids become the great people they are.

[@mauia88]

I saw a picture of his son with his mother and sister and I thought it was Steve at first.

[@Msviolet65]

I agree, Tim could easily be in the same gene pool as Steve Irwin! I think Tim is a neat guy. He has so much enthusiasm for what he does! Maybe Tim Faulkner needs his own show now!! I'd sure watch it!!

[@Twisterladyraptorclawz]

this! his voice reminds me so much of Steve Irwin...

[@tinydancer7426]

The cat lady should take Amari back to the vets who recommended putting her down ....... and then explain at length the therapy applied to give the kitten 4 fully functional feet and legs. If the other vets are the right kind of medical professionals, they will accept the object lesson graciously and be better clinicians in the future.

[@ranrancrabgrabber]

yes!

[@crystalheart9]

Yes! The vet that said it was hopeless was not looking for a cure at all. That is a vet with no compassion for animals.

[@lilstabby8484]

@@crystalheart9 Exactly, that get was just looking for the quickest solution rather than the best solution

[@mmcmann9539]

Bust in Pretty Women style. "Big mistake. Huge" lol

[@orchdork775]

Yes!!

[@l.12345]

All the while, little Amari is like: "Mama! Mama! Why are these giant humans all holding me? They seem nice, but I want my mummy!" ❤ She's just so tiny and cute!

[@Suzetteofthewest]

She is also saying to Chris WHY THE FONK does my FREAK mom trim my whiskers...THAT IS HOW I SEE...

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@Suzetteofthewest Whiskers grow back, but yeah, there's no reason to cut a kitten's whiskers. Or a puppy's. (Jan Griffiths).

[@valevale3873]

Kitten Lady is the best role model for her own children! Bless her good heart and her faith in life.

[@CeltycSparrow]

I think Amari is a perfect name for this precious little kitten. The name means "Strength". She's going to need to be very strong to overcome this injury since she's so little.

[@NightmareCatbear]

Can't... Resist.. the cuteness even if it's an alligator!!

[@erenthebombjaeger]

ImJust ADoor Aligators and crocs are adorable in my opinion

[@marilynalvarez-bryant9724]

I love alligators! There so cute!

[@mandofruit9697]

They’re cute and cool

[@maryw.5779]

I have to admit, for me, 'gators are cuter when they're young. My mom's best friend, "Aunt" Winnie, had a pet alligator which lived under her parents' sofa, and nipped peoples' ankles from under there. It "disappeared" when she went to college. This was a long, long time ago; Mom was born in 1929, and a lot of things were different back then. I'm glad you can no longer go looking for a pet, and come back with a baby alligator in a cigar box.

[@ally7452]

Montygator

[@updownstate]

Why would someone want to kill a cat with three good legs?

[@Kirmeins]

Yeah, I wondered about that too. Then I reminded myself that this is still a TV show and there is a high chance that sentence has been "added to the tale" for dramatic effect. ;)

[@YuukiAira-TheAirium]

A lot of vets will just tell you to go the 'easy route' whenever they see deformed limbs sadly

[@lideabarker8161]

Yeah thats just wrong. Maybe it is just dramatic effect. I would just wait and see what happens as she gets older.

[@annikki118]

Lidea Barker “wait and see” is an unkind approach if the animal is in pain

[@erikalulea3608]

@@Kirmeins or maybe it shows that cats need to get a higher status so they have the same value and respect as dogs, Because they have.

[@thecelticcrone7927]

I know this might sound a bit Odd, but I was born like the Kitten. I had been ‘Crossed Legged’ in the Womb and I came out with Severe “Pigeon Toed”, where my feet just Overlapped each other. So, they sewed all the heels of my pajamas together & when I was old enough for Shoes, the Drs put a Metal Bar in the front of them. Keep in mind, this was WAY BACK In ‘65. I still feel most comfortable with my feet Overlapping when lying down, but I can Walk Fairly Normal.

[@annikki118]

the Celtic Crone that’s great that you had such a good outcome with, what would now be considered, such low tech intervention. As great as advancing technology is, sometimes the basics are enough!

[@DrBrennan]

When I first started walking as a tot/baby, I was severely duck footed (opposite of you)- toed pointed out and heels in. I spent quite a bit of time in shoes and braces with a bar in the middle like you to.make my feet point the right way. This was in the late 80s-early90s. To this day though, I still tend to walk with my toes out more than I should.

[@tobyturcott]

I was pigeon toed too. My parents paid $20. for shoes for me (in 1955). It was wonderful to have such self sacrificing parents. I miss them both.

[@pattiweckerley5389]

My youngest sister had one turned in and one turned out. She wore high topped shoes with the bar to bed at night to correct them. We always knew when she was awake because she would knock that bar against the side of her bed.

[@KaiPonVisp]

Tim seriously gives me strong Steve Irwin vibes and I love it. He gives me life.

[@allisgoodallisbad]

i don't understand, why did the other vets just tell the kitten's owner to put Amari down? it's not like the kitten had a tumor in the head or cancer...

[@kaceywiley3755]

I work for a no-kill shelter and we rarely see kittens with deformities or serious issues but whenever we do, we have to consider the animal's quality of life and adoptability. I'm sure the other vets were thinking similarly. If she had more than just deformed muscles then(along with thousands of dollars the owner would have to spend trying to repair her issues) she'd likely be in pain and wouldn't be able to play, move, and grow properly- thank god Chris took the time to examine her and realized there was hope for the little one!

[@Rampratdelta]

@@kaceywiley3755 You could always just amputate... I have a 3 legged cat missing a back leg, and the dude is living and awesome life. He can walk, run, climb... He was born without half a leg and had it amputated as a kitten. I'm pretty sure this bit was added as drama.

[@nerida3347]

@@Rampratdelta exactly. 3 legged cats live wonderful lives. Dr. Pol has a 3 legged cat in his clinic and they're a happy lil thing. unfortunately it may be real as alot of vets don't have the confidence to do anything for such a young cat

[@PogoDarnexx]

I don't understand that aswell. She just started her life..

[@lpperrone]

They mostly have a KILL mentally. Only perfection should be allowed to live! Something is sorely missing in the souls of those types!! There is a defect in their humanity!

[@patshhi4620]

I just saw on KZbin that because of the coronavirus animals are roaming all over where they’ve never been before. On one island loggerhead turtles laid eggs for the first time because there were no people around to scare them off. Pretty cool!

[@Katiedomi_]

Tim seeing those turtles is literally the cutest thing i have ever seen, he was so purely happy and exited omg i love it

[@lyndahammond8883]

Celebrate that the kitten with the wonky leg survived and overcame the handicapped leg with support, creativity, dedication, and love! Good on you all! Ignore the nihilistic comments that she should have had the leg removed and the vets who were willing to just euthanize (kill) her because she wasn't perfect. Time for those vets to pack it in and get out of the business. I'm glad and grateful that there are so many kind, creative, compassionate, and hopeful people in this world!

[@aliciagates1]

no hope? The poor thing just has a messed up leg. Amputate if needed, but don't kill her because of it.

[@katrinschirmer8018]

exactly! cats and dogs do fine with 3 legs. there is no reason to put down one because they have a messed up leg.

[@elizabethh.9556]

The owner is most likely a breeder.

[@miss_chrissy]

@@elizabethh.9556 You have literally no proof of that. Maybe instead of judging and spreading possible lies you just don't say anything at all. It's just disgusting that you automatically assume she's a breeder. And second if she is a breeder(which you have no proof she is or isn't) you also have no proof she's a backyard breeder or anything bad. Plenty of breeders are respectful and breed for the good of the breed, they have health checks, etc and the animals are well taken care of.

[@elizabethh.9556]

@@miss_chrissy I was just saying she was a breeder. I didn't mean anything otherwise.

[@pawelodziomek4908]

@@miss_chrissy do you know what "most likely" means?

[@vickiemckie5681]

Tim's enthusiasm is so infectious. I love watching him.

[@laylamasondeansoph3480]

Me to

[@Itsmysurf]

It's so upsetting that people (vets no less) wanted to put down a perfectly healthy kitten other than just needed some physical therapy without even giving it a quarter of a chance. Just love, people. Thank yall for saving amari!

[@fourcatsandagarden]

Cliff snuggling up against his mama and giving the camera the 'I don't feel so good' look got me, ngl

[@spiritguard1]

9:10 I'm sorry, I lost it when Chris taped down the kitten 🤣🤣

[@lisamarieashby2523]

I have always loved how Chris is willing to use his brain to solve problems rather than taking the "easy" way out. If a vet is willing to just go there first - find another vet!!!!

[@stargazer6130]

When he pulled the tape out I died laughing🤣

[@lizbethhernandez6735]

Bro meeeeeeee💀

[@Purplepixie42]

I have a cat who is 12 going on 13, she’s never had a litter of kittens; but when she heard this kitten mewling she had a massive freak out and set to searching the bedroom for the baby. 💜

[@catequestrian4788]

I was dead when he taped the kitten to the table

[@tammybritton4623]

Amari is such a little fire. She can get through anything.

[@unchained_wings]

I've seen a kitten with soft tissue damage and they splinted it as well. It worked and the kitten made a full recovery. I think it's awesome that Dr. Chris did the same with this baby kitten. Glad the owner didn't give up on that baby.

[@alexbattaglia8297]

God Bless Wendy for sticking by that kitten, she truly has a heart of gold

[@aimer5629]

No one. Not a single soul. Me: YOu MAke mY WoRLd a BEtteR PlAce!!!!!

[@BondiVet]

I can depend on youuuuuuuuu

[@omegaproskills]

Bondi Vet yos

[@kiracomments-chca2747]

lmao I did that too XD

[@chichichi998]

Amazing to see the sea turtle actually scooping and digging the hole to lay her eggs!!! Love this show

[@lunine]

taping down a kitten for an x-ray is the funnyist thing I've seen

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Idk. I think his expression telling us what he was doing was pretty funny itself. Lol.

[@ladyscarlette6289]

Echidna goes off with a story of how he was abducted by aliens but can't quite remember the whole experience because they put something on his face that made him sleepy.

[@boopdedoop3764]

The way he was flopped on the table on his belly was the cutest thing I've ever seen in my life

[@terrymay2000]

Love that Tim Faulkner. His exuberance reminds me so much of Steve Irwin. But I am sure Tim hears that frequently.

[@uralbob1]

I see that no expense was spared in the fabrication and fitment of the kitten's leg splint! Good on you!

[@ElizabethSmith-nb4hu]

Goes to school for 8 years just to tape a kitten to a table.

[@limiv5272]

Sometime low tech is the best tech

[@marilynalvarez-bryant9724]

Amari: nooooo mom! SAVE MEEE! Mom: you need this. Amari: is this what being put down looks like?

[@cassandrahepp6445]

And making splints from swabs and specimen containers 😂.

[@thousandthmoon9149]

@@cassandrahepp6445 I mean, human doctors make them with popsicle sticks

[@cassandrahepp6445]

@@thousandthmoon9149 I love it when people can come up with creative solutions like that.

[@Skyflakesforever]

Im in tears when there is a lot of improvement on Amari’s leg. its a good thing that Wendy gave that little kitten a chance to live and was able to find a vet like Dr Chris that is willing to give her a shot.

[@JeCrois367]

So kittens’ eyes don’t open at 3 days unless there’s a very very bad eye infection forcing the eye open. These friggin adorable babies have to be around 7 days old. But geez mama and babies are gorgeous!!

[@Suzetteofthewest]

no no. Kittens eyes will open when ready. some will have been late delivery babies so they open in three days other will be on time and open in one week.

[@shadycactus6146]

they don’t have umbilical cords either though, so yeah pretty sure they’re older than three days

[@Trill-fr4us]

That's kinda what I thought I think the kittens are older than 3 days.

[@JeCrois367]

Suzanne Where are you getting your facts? I have been raising neonatals for 15 years and 98% of the time their eyes beging to open between 7 and 10 days. Her ears are almost completely open as well, which happens around the 7-8 day mark. The pink pigmentation around her muzzle and paws is going away, which happens around the 7-8 day mark, and like others have said, she doesn’t have the umbilical cord or stump which typically falls off around the 4 day mark.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

Some breeds open their eyes sooner than others. These kittens were Tonkinese, which is a breed of itself, a cross between Siamese and Burmese cats. Siamese kittens open their eyes as soon as 2 days after birth, as well as Sphynx kittens. Burmese open theirs early as well. They are precocious and active breeds; very intelligent as well. (Jan Griffiths).

[@crystalheart9]

Another amazing episode! Wendy did an outstanding job with helping Amari gain the use of her leg. What a wonderful lady.

[@jenniferpantoja9679]

Oh my heart with the little boot on that baby girl!!! 💖💖💖💖 hopefully she has gotten better.

[@fufuislife]

The turtle looked like it was rolling it’s eyes at them . Like you guys can’t get enough of me

[@fufuislife]

Mycel autocorrect I didn’t spell it well

[@ashleybrumfiel5079]

I love it when vet's actually take time and effort to help any pet in need no matter the circumstances instead of just taking the lazy way out and just opting for euthanasia. Chris thought outside the box for this unique situation and made an awsome brace for the little one. No other vet even wanted to bother trying, so sad. But super glad the kittens owner stepped up and Chris helped give this little one a chance at living a normal life.😊💖🐱

[@georgecarberry9222]

As always Chris didn't back down from the challenge little Amari's leg presented. He stepped up & did what he always does, which makes him such a hero. Chris is awesome!!! Amari so needs him!!!

[@hannahsteele3436]

I love this show so much it also has helped with one of my dogs in the last, if it was not for this channel I would have not told my mom about a lump I found on my dog turns out my dog had cancer (skin cancer) and needed two surgeries so thank you

[@TheWeirdestOfBugs]

And how's your dog doing now?

[@BJGvideos]

I agree! Update please!

[@fluffy2224]

WOOHOOO New episode keeping me sane in quarantine

[@Fruit_din0]

Same

[@karenedonald]

Fluffy 22 lockdown not quarantine

[@alicecain2830]

To spend the money on chipping your pet then to either not update it or let them out purposely when those tiny dogs have no real hope of being able to live in the "wild" - is crazy. And cruel! I mean - Australia! Where there is something to eat, kill, or paralyze you around every corner! Amazing work on that beautiful kitten's leg! And always fabulous: loggerheads!

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

Dr Chris is like the doctor's answer to Macgyver 😊🙏 Love from Norway 🇧🇻

[@hestergreen2031]

I wish we had such excellent Vets here in the USA. Where they make house calls. And deliver patients back to their owner’s when the owner cannot return to the Vet’s office to pick up their pets. As well as a Veterinarian hospital that tries so hard to find the owner’s of the little puppies.. And calls the ASPCA to help find new owners too..This is extraordinarily wonderful..

[@captaindelta43]

This episode just proves and shows how sophisticated and yet very pretty is nature . And that's what I love about it.

[@mafaldagif]

I've had a kitten with two twisted legs, unfortunately he died, but one of his siblings had the same problem but survived. His legs eventually untwisted by themselves.

[@kathyf3656]

Loved this episode! I live in the US and watched a loggerhead turtle lay her eggs, across the highway from my mother's home, in Melbourne Beach, FL. A guide from a local turtle group was in the area and moved enough dirt for us to see eggs dropping into the hole. Afterwards, the female was disoriented from house lights along the beach. Four of us struggled to pick her up and turn her around to face the water. Our good deed for the night. LOL I returned for a visit two months later to see the babies hatch and run down the beach. There are so many houses in the area that it's illegal to have lights on on the sea side of a home because it can confuse the babies. It needs to stay dark on the land side so they will be able to head towards the moon and reach the sea.

[@allisonladage5703]

Scarlett is a beautiful cat. Her babies are super sweet too. I’m so glad Amari had a good outcome :).

[@Aadrikab]

Thx for all you do this saves so many innocent animals life’s

[@TinaReutin]

Kudos to Dr Chris for making the effort to splint that kitten‘s twisted leg.

[@bendy5063]

I'm just to say that I hope everyone is having a good beginning of the week 👍

[@Kirmeins]

Thank you! Hope you have a good week too! :)

[@leahdresser2290]

Cliff is a gorgeous Aussie! Reminds me of my Tucker boy. So glad he's ok! And beautiful Amari, what an amazing job her owner did in rehabbing her. Pure love.

[@bluewolf6798]

Finally, a video I can watch due to this being recorded in Australia and me living in the US

[@walterdekaey]

Poor echidna with the little lovely eyes

[@VIthefox]

Why do I cry every time I hear that intro? :)

[@letolethe3344]

Wendy being so loving to her cat and kittens while raising at least 2 other children shows how moms can be such nurturing presences to everyone around them. And it looked to me like she's pregnant again, yet!

[@ChoiSanLovesU3000]

Chris is really someone between a genius and a miracle worker ❤️❤️❤️

[@Chris-or7it]

Having a deformed leg is not a reason to put down a kitten. Nowadays, there are many ways to ensure that special needs pets have a great quality of life.

[@kalimossburg9226]

I love this show so much, you guys taught me a lot on veterinarian stuff😁

[@2b16p]

I have a three legged cat, missing his back left leg. He's been a great hunter on three legs and doesn't miss out on much.

[@georgesenda1952]

My Little Girl cat also heard the kitten crying & she also got up to look for the kitten. Little Girl is also a sweet & gentle cat.

[@ScandiNinja]

Everyday bondi uploads is like Christmas I get so excited!

[@akariovo7505]

Watching these episodes really makes me want to become a vet. It's always been a dream of mine, and now that I'm almost in college, I might just go through with it.

[@Suzetteofthewest]

DO IT...DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if not a vet get into something that you are passionate about. Don't be safe! Applying to VET school is very hard. Very few schools are in the world Especially the states. BUT for the love of all that is good. DO IT!

[@lorettaolson8748]

Go for it! Others have done it, why not you?

[@sparxso9122]

Go for it, but be prepared! It will be a lot of work and you have to maintain good grades. It’s also a good idea to get some kind of experience in a clinic setting or something of the sort by volunteering. Join clubs related to your interests (for example, a wildlife conservation club) and form a solid relationship with your advisor. It’s a good idea to form a degree plan with your advisor for programs like pre-vet. And most importantly, remember that there are services on campus (for most if not all colleges) that are solely there to support you and assist you as you adapt to college! Good luck~

[@georgesenda1952]

My Fuzzy cat heard the kitten crying & she got up from being next to me & started looking for it. Fuzzy was spayed years ago but loves other cats & would have made a good Mother except that she is small & pudgy. Fuzzy is very gentle & sweet.

[@hedgehogsx2396]

Jesus, waiting for the echidna to wake up was the most stressful thing ever.

[@thememorytravelerReset]

This is the first time I’ve even heard of an echidna. I love this program.

[@channelldaniels594]

Thx u all for what you do.

[@kymberlyp4056]

Getting to see Bondi Vet in my country (United States) is like opening a surprise gift. I can’t always receive it so when I can watch it.... I’m sooooooo HAPPY!😁 Wish they all could be seen here.🙏

[@nital8953]

You are amazing the tiny cat with a twisted leg.

[@mipajaro1]

I have a grandaughter that loves turtles this is precious.

[@lillanna615]

Awwwww taping down little baby kitten, it's still cute. Poor little leg

[@paulaworkman302]

It's so wonderful to see how every animal is important to you as well as their owners ❤️ I wish our world would be as kind to people and animals alike ❣️🐇🏵️ Thank you all for what you do 🤗

[@daenerysdivine1906]

These videos restore my faith in humanity and make me happy :) Good job on helping all of those animals.

[@ShrimpOfDeath]

Dr. Gigachad jury-rigs something in almost every episode. Splints for kittens, anesthesia masks for echidnas, slippers for pelicans, flotation devices for goldfish... It's fun to watch.

[@magpie8351]

It wasn't until I started watching this show that I realized just how... Floppy echidnas are. I love them, they're like pancakes with claws and a beak

[@lucygray6162]

Looked to me like it had a bleeding hole in its forehead, too, but nobody mentioned it.

[@jjen2203]

i recently rescued a kitten who was like 7-8 weeks old with a lower lip avulsion , i got to find a foster home for her who would get the surgery done as well since i couldn’t keep her myself, unfortunately she passed after surgery, but it’s good to know that she was loved regardless and is now super healthy in heaven

[@shadowscribbles9078]

It’s really sad when you think about how a lot of people who own a kitten with twisted leg syndrome just listen to the doctor, give up hope, and put the poor thing down. But it makes it so much more worth it to see people like this who don’t give up on that kitten and go and find a doctor who knows what they are talking about when it comes to that specific condition.

[@flatkat38]

Dr. Chris, I had the opportunity to see and care for a newborn baby with Amari's condition. Because of how the baby was positioned in utero kept the knee joints completely straight and so when the baby was startled, instead of the normal frog position, the legs would come up and the knee's went up and backward and the feet fell into the baby's face. It was the most unnatural thing I have ever seen. God bless you for all you do to save animal's lives. This video was awesome to watch. Thank you for all that you and the others do for helpless animals.

[@sharonnitschneider2271]

Great heart warming stories of happy ever afters, the result of dedicated doctors and owners.

[@jeannegallegos8410]

I have always been unhappy with and suspicious of Vets & M.d.'s who so easily say euthanize or "put down" because it usually means "I don't want to be bothered." This is why I am so happy with 2d & 3d opinions, especially if a committed, caring ❤ & creative professional has a different diagnosis/prognosis that will not create unnecessary misery. Chris is this kind of doctor. He's a smart, dedicated, extremely caring, and cleverly creative professional; he has an open mind and that makes him invaluable for patient care.

[@boopdedoop3764]

I'm so happy to see how gentle the two little kids were with the tiny kitten. Most children don't have a concept of being gentle and can't control their strength or don't realize it, and most parents just let that happen because they find it funny when a cat for example struggles to get away from the child's death grip. It's so good to see parents that really help their kids realize how to be gentle

[@sabrinafelber]

nothing cuter than kittens and baby turtles

[@yulieskagonzalez9058]

It really sucks than these animals can get such a sickness

[@rayyanabbasi3615]

@Australian Shepard it sucks for us too we can get that type of sickness but we are also animals

[@JMBBrasil]

Those 3 puppies are so beautiful!

[@TheGeoff36]

I Love Tim, he makes everything sound so exciting

[@pewpewcat7679]

Hearing the vets told her to put that kitten down just because 1 leg is messed up, is horrendous! Wow. What assholes. My grandma has a cat who also came out of the womb with a slightly twisted leg that pops out when she walks and she is otherwise completely fine and a total brat. I can't believe in this modern time there are still people who think an animal should be put down just because there is a problem with 1 leg. Insane. Really extremely angry about hearing that. I'm glad the owner had 10 times more sense than any of those useless vets put together. I hope she never consults one of them again. I'd wish they go out of practice just because thinking about how many animals may have lost their lives unnecessarily due to their rash judgment... it's sickening.

[@adelezierler1547]

Another sweet and successful video. thank's dr Chris, dr Lisa, and to see the hatching of these tiny turtles.

[@moodyblewis5881]

Three day old kitten??? I'm no vet but a completely healed umbilical and opened eyes suggests this kitten is more than three days old!

[@AceSilver]

I can second this a kitten's umbilical cord normally falls off between 4-5 days, and they begin to open their eyes around 7-10 days most of the time.

[@lindaname9413]

it is a staged show.

[@luna-xl1xx]

that was the first thing that I noticed, a week makes more sense when she talked to more vets.

[@1234waite]

This is one of my favorite channels. I do want to mention to those watching the turtle conservation that there is much more to the research than what they showed and there were a few mistakes made. I believe depending on where you are located in the world that the sites are marked and then they know based on the pattern of the sand when the babies are coming to the surface because the sand looks a little like a tornado pattern. Normally you don't disturb the site until a few days later to try and save any that got stuck coming out. It is very important that the baby is not disturbed getting to the water. Then again, I am NOT a conservationist but attended a hatching and listening to how my local area specialist walking us through the process.

[@zayley8404]

Thanks Bondi vet for being here and helping animals go though sickness

[@shirleyharris8450]

SO GLAD TO SEE DR LISA BACK! WE MISSED YOU!!!

[@sarahmcalpine2058]

Thank you, thank you, thank you, for giving this precious creature a chance to live and thrive!!! So glad to get to watch this episode!

[@melindavansandt5168]

To see Chris and Lisa working on these animals..u can see how much they love their jobs. I f3el fortunate to be able to watch. You guys are wonderful!!