Chris SHOCKED By Deformed Puppy Born With Backward Facing Leg 😱| Full Episode | E51 | Bondi Vet

In this episode, Chris is SHOCKED by a deformed puppy born with its leg the wrong way around 😱 and Alison witnesses the AMAZING sight of a baby koala emerging from its mother's pouch for the very first time! 💕
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[@terriv9002]

Anyone else sing along “You make the world a better place, waa, waa, I can depend on you..”

[@Baobabooo]

Totally🙋🏻‍♀️

[@siennacheyne]

always

[@queenienobleza77]

Everytime i hear that song, i can't help not to sing

[@riakeisham5309]

Every time😂😂

[@dixierae3442]

I'm usually singing through tears because I can't watch this show without being moved to the deepest part of my heart. In a perfect world we would find loving and compassionate veterinarians like this in every office.

[@cindyrissal3628]

Anybody who lets their pet struggle in labor for 3 days shouldn't have pets...

[@nycot107]

anyone who doesn't have the money to care for an animal also shouldn't have pets. It's the same for people who don't have the money to care for a baby, and yet they go and have kids. Stupidity.

[@cathygibbons62]

I know 3 day? That's ridiculous!

[@djbeatqueen5478]

Maybe they where helping just because the mother wasn’t having energy doesn’t mean the owners don’t care

[@nycot107]

@@djbeatqueen5478 Just because someone is a good person doesn't mean they are capable of owning a pet. Having a pet requires having adequate shelter, food, water, visits to the vet to get vaccinations and medical checkups, and registration. Owning a pet means responsibility.

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

@@djbeatqueen5478 wrong answer. Im a 21+ years animal rescuer and even 1 day is way to far long enough to be worried

[@abhinavtiwari6761]

Dr. Chris you are my inspiration..... I followed your path and now this year I got into Stanford University for Medical Studies and Love from India🇮🇳

[@mafiaff4541]

Best of luck for yur career do yur best as Dr.Chris brown love frm by heart ❣️🔥🔥

[@mafiaff4541]

12 September I giving neet i also inspired by DR.CHRIS 😳😳

[@karenacton3854]

She’s only had three legs her whole life, so amputation seems the natural path. Glad Dr. Chris was her guy….always know Chris will do his absolute best for the health and safety of any animal. He will never perform unnecessary surgeries.

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

How do you walk on 2 legs being a 4 legged animal?

[@Reptile_Gecko]

@@animalsareloveandhappiness4505 its been done, I've seen plenty of dogs do it with just 2 back legs sometimes they'll work with a wheelchair and sometimes they just prefer to it done it by themselves, ofc it's unideal in bigger animals, I've heard of animals being put down just because of one leg being in a bad condition, because having even 1 less leg would not work for them because of their sheer size, like a Great Dane might struggle 🤷‍♀️ I personally haven't heard of one, but if it's a thing I'd love to hear about it.. tho I do hope the male and female are never paired again or even better neither bred at all again people would do this with more minor faults with a litter.. but something so severe as all of the litter, but one dying and the final one needing a surgery because of a leg is definitely something that should never imo be tried again.. and ofc the female shouldn't have been left in labour for 1 day let alone 3.. a vet should have been called for a home visit, or at least take the female to the vet.. for a better chance to save the puppies and remove as much risk and stress on the female as possible..

[@KaidosAKAWhiteDragon]

@@animalsareloveandhappiness4505 you haven't lived long enough

[@anndam__]

@@animalsareloveandhappiness4505 Animals are great with missing 1 leg or 2 legs. Ether the front or back. Is better to get it amputation than dealing with the pain without being happy and without difficulty.

[@Reptile_Gecko]

@@anndam__ ye if the animal can still have a good quality if life without it.. then I'm all for it.. but there are some things that wouldn't like bigger mammals as their body wieght may just be too great and losing even 1 leg can be too much.. I have heard if people putting reinforcements ok bigger animals tho.. like an elephant who had a leg that wasn't necessarily bad off, but was making it harder for it to walk so they got a prosthetic person (sorry can't remember the actual job term) and they belt something that could go around the leg to reinforce it to give the elephant a good few more years and still keep its quality up.. but if it was a different situation and teh leg was far worse and not savable then most likely the elephant wouldn't have been savable.. I do really want to see if soke bigger dog breeds have any good cases of losing a leg and still getting a good quality if life cause sometimes Great Danes in general can have bad genetics with their bine structure which is why it's good when they can find individuals who done, but they can't inbreed that too much as it just ruins it at some point, yk? Sort of rambled sorry.. 👉👈

[@cosmicfantasies]

Anyone else think that the Akita puppy may have been apart of a puppy mill? All but one puppy died, and the survivor was born with a deformity If the mom was in labor for three days, she probably didn't feel safe or secure in the environment she was in.

[@marysueeasteregg]

Could be. I was thinking a smaller operation, e.g., an especially irresponsible backyard breeder. I suspect a puppy mill operator would simply get such a deformed dog euthanized. Or, shudder, kill it themselves. But you certainly could be right. *Definitely* not a responsible breeder, letting the dam be in labor for three days (!). And not having the money for treatment. At least they surrended her.

[@karindickinson7993]

@@marysueeasteregg thank you soooooo much for your comment. I made a similar comment in the video were the vet amputated the leg. STOP THESE BACKYARD BREEDERS BY LAW . AND BAN THEM FOR LIFE, SO THAT THEY NEVER EVER USE AN ANIMAL FOR MAKING MONEY !!!!!

[@marysueeasteregg]

@@karindickinson7993 Make money or make a profit? Puppy mills -- operations which mass produce dogs in poor conditions -- can be legislated against pretty easily. Banning pet stores from buying puppies to sell, or requiring them to offer only rescue dogs, are wonderful ideas. Unfortunately, I don't see how the law is ever going to be able to differentiate between backyard breeders and responsible hobby breeders; and to me, there's a significant difference between the two. I'm a supporter of the latter; breeders who do genetic and health testing on their breeding stock, who plan their matings carefully, who (often) show in the conformation ring, or participate in performance sports, or use their dogs in the field for hunting, herding or such. Such breeders have a right to charge for their puppies -- and prices can be pretty hefty -- though I doubt many make an actual profit, given the costs of keeping dogs and raising a litter. Plus it is ill-advised, at least in the U.S., to give away puppies for free. Free puppies/dogs are at risk of a bad fate, they can end up bait dogs or destined for laboratories. : ( So charging at least a small purchase price is safer for young (or older) dogs when they change hands.

[@karindickinson7993]

All animal lovers wouldn't have left their poor dog 3 days in labour. Get them to prison , if they can't pay for a HUGE FINE !!!

[@judylloyd7901]

...a part*... "apart" means "separate from" 😁👍

[@karendarel6281]

She is so cute. My daughter's friend found an injured puppy on the side of the road. His front leg was damaged by a car. Huxley had it removed and he is unstoppable. Beautiful boy.

[@dixierae3442]

I've been going through a very frightening and difficult time health-wise and I'm so grateful to have found this show filled with the most loving and caring people and courageous animals. If these amazing creatures are able to surpass such difficult struggles fearlessly it's a fine example for me to face whatever the future has to bring. The day-to-day love of my compassionate Labrador Luke brings hope to every new day.

[@cheekyb71]

Kia kaha and lots of love

[@jaynemorgan9216]

Im going through the same thing myself, and I know just what you mean I've done nothing but watch puppy and baby video's since my test results came in a couple of days ago. wishing you and your family the very best for the future. Best wishes from Cumbria England

[@anngreen3495]

Same here. Take care, get well.

[@bernadettevanderploeg9551]

yep, that's what animals do 😇😊

[@tatortot5502]

Same I’ve been sick and I’ve been watching all the episodes over , I found them a while ago but I just rewatched them all, I love dr.Chris brown I hate the newer ones he’s not in them as much, miss him wonder if he has a channel or something I’ll have to look

[@Purelight1960]

Chris and Scott made a huge difference in the lives of Annika and Josephine. Lovely home that Liz has for her cat sanctuary. What a lovely lady to take on so many cats and give them all a great place to live. She takes such good care of them all.

[@Ryanrulesok]

Yes she loved Josephine so much she left the poor cat without proper health care

[@tonibauer2405]

@@Ryanrulesok the cat was getting care and on antibiotics, apparently with a different vet. As she wasn’t getting the best results she contacted these people, who were able to make the right decision and give the right treatment.

[@Purelight1960]

@@tonibauer2405 yes Toni...it was explicitly clear that all her cats are extremely well taken care of.

[@joycemoore8527]

He is so good with all animals. I think his heart is in it all the way. Cutting off that puppy's deformed leg was hard for him. But he knew he had to do it. Great job Dr. Chris. 👏

[@jjhyde5179]

I’m so happy that Annika has such a bright future, that Dr Chris explored her issues before making a decision for amputation.

[@Pythonaria]

I was saddened that the breeders (probably back street breeders) let the poor mother be in labour for 3 days and didn't get professional help. No doubt they wouldn't spend the money and because Anneka has a genetic deformity, seems they were inbreeding as well. I hope Anneka has found a good, loving home by now as she is/was a gorgeous puppy. I would have liked to have seen a follow up on how she was doing.

[@Lyrule_OW]

@@Pythonaria Such is sadly the problem with backyard breeders. They only care for the money, not for the potential life they are bringing into the world nor for the harm they are doing to the dog parents. Akita's are a gorgeous and expensive breed of dog. With that, people will backyard breed them for profit given the chance to, even if it means inbreeding and health problems.

[@Pythonaria]

@@Lyrule_OW I'm in the UK. Looking through dogs for sale the other day believe it or not someone was charging £12,500 ($17,255) for a Poodle puppy. I hope it was a misprint but apart from that, there were only a few under £2000 ($2760) so back street breeders have been making a HUGE profit. Also, dog stealing here is rife at the moment. Some of the "rescues" have got greedy too. One local dog rescue is charging £350 for an adult dog and £400 for a puppy. For someone getting a puppy that does not include neutering. This same rescue keeps moaning they can't find homes for their dogs. Maybe they should lower their prices considerably. My last dog, a GSD was adopted from a rescue. I lost him to old age just over a year ago so I'm almost ready to get another dog but as I'm getting on in years myself, it'll be a much smaller dog.

[@judylloyd7901]

@@Pythonaria I've seen a few videos of animal shelters in the States having special adoption days, when they clear out the whole shelter by making the animals free, or especially cheap for a day or weekend. It's a great idea, except I do wonder how thoroughly the shelters examine the prospective adopters to make sure the animals are going to suitable homes.

[@rachelsaunders7918]

Dr.Chris is a really good vet

[@tinalima9388]

I love dr Scott and dr Chris wish they were my pets vet❤

[@opalumbre]

The mama dog was in labor for THREE DAYS??? How on earth did they not think to take her in sooner, that long of a labor is extremely dangerous for all dogs involved!

[@marysueeasteregg]

I suspect the other puppies died because of the dystocia. : (

[@mariaporto9986]

HE loves the puppies and I love him, in fact I love everyone, my heart is generous there is room for everyone...

[@carolcrompton6138]

Private Ryan is going to get a smack from little Josephine!!….she must have her left surgery to remove her bad left eye so she won’t have any bad trouble and it will make her lose her stigma about her recouperation and become happy!!….good luck you sweet kitty!!❤️❤️👍👍

[@janetbleistein2820]

Liz is always a pleasure to see. She always has a smile on her face!!!

[@mariaporto9986]

Dr Chris Brown's calm, heals everything. When he was born, God must have said: "this one came to heal, the animals-animals...

[@Spartan_Rage7]

Cringe

[@mariaporto9986]

Why? I do not agree with you

[@sinine1100]

@@mariaporto9986 In UK and parts of Europe (not entirely sure about Australia), religion is a very private thing. You can know someone for 20 years, and not know they are Christian, so you can have even very religious people look around uncomfortably when you talk about deities.

[@theannoyinghistorian1812]

@@sinine1100 Yes, sadly in Australia many if people want to push their beliefs into your brain for no reason whatsoever.

[@mariaporto9986]

Gratitude for the answer, I really didn't know. Forgive me for that

[@BlackBackLioness]

Isn't it strange that channels like these have to blur the gore for KZbin, but KZbin can slap a 30second food advert full of exactly the same gore in front of it and it's fine.

[@deniseroe5891]

I knew that leg needed to come off. Poor pup, she is adorable and they are so resilient. I wish I had become a vet. Beautiful as always.

[@ashleyranch9721]

i have wanted to be a vet all my life this channel is so inspirational!!! i hope i can be as half as good as they are!!!🥰🥰 i just want to say thanks to yall for this channel!!!🥰🥰😘

[@annsmith4739]

Chris seems to do anything bless him

[@susannorman4476]

Yes his skill and creativity are a delight to see.

[@lynheimler4357]

Bless the lovely Liz and her cat sanctuary

[@auracruz6211]

Poor little dog..! but it's only obvious that the only thing that Can be done is to amputate the leg. It's really useless and may cause more problems later on.👍

[@carolcrompton6138]

Anika will do just fine!!….good for her and the big adjustment!!…..she is more normal now and is very happy!!

[@thehumbleone1983]

My heart filled with joy seeing Anika run for the first time. Does anyone have any news of where she is now? I would love to see how well she’s doing since

[@suzannehartmann946]

Cat rescuer or collector?

[@ruby-qx3pg]

😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 koalas are cute is my second favourite animal🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨

[@sanmariodendaal2732]

I love bondi this is such a cute episode 😻🐨

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

When I say Koalas are cute, Auusies come back with "They're gross with Chlamydia!" LOL

[@melrobertson2743]

It's passed on to them and they're treating them because it could lead to population problems

[@hobbithabits]

I just want to know why, how and who gave a koala chlamydia?

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

@@hobbithabits Good Question!! BUt I do believe it is harming the population.

[@Ryanrulesok]

@@hobbithabits some Australian probably boned a Koala

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

Koalas ARE CUTE. Auusiees please quit dinging your own countries tourist blessings. We would like to see nice comments from coming from the ppl who live in Australia. I thought about moving to Australia but don't have the $ to do so. God bless Australia.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️

[@shirleylaboy603]

Love Bondi Vet I check my notices frequently and when Bondi Vet shows up the world stops til after I watch it. Lol 🙂❤

[@roomum9829]

I don't understand why people have a problem with amputation! My soulmate dog was a 3 legged Mastiff x Ridgeback I rescued from euthanasia because nobody else wanted her. And I adopted other pets missing limbs etc after her. Trust me - they cope with the loss of a limb way way better than us pathetic human beings do, lol. BEST DOG EVER!!!

[@emilyann104]

Same! I currently have a tripawd and his leg is soooo much better on 3 legs then it ever was on 4! I wish there wasn’t such a stigma about it. Like once I had this lady ask if she could pet my dog and then told me while she was petting him that she’d pray his leg would grow back?! He’s perfect on 3!

[@savethebees2574]

Exactly! I obviously understand the caution about doing the amputation (it is a rather drastic operation), but if it gives the animal a good life, go for it!

[@kaylablanton8519]

I had an Akita named Millie, short for Millennium because she was born in 2000. She passed away from old age at the age of 14. She was a great companion to my brother & me as we grew up. She is buried under the trees at my parent's house. She looked just like Anika when she was a puppy. I can still remember my Daddy & I taking her for her first puppy shots, everyone would ask what breed she was because there aren't that many Akitas here in Kentucky. RIP Millie! 😪

[@sallysam4650]

Liz is a remarkable woman, she holds value in society and we need more of her in this world for all the hard work she does: such an amazing rescuer with a pure heart and love for those cats she helps and gives her home to; we can learn a lot from her outstanding work she does! Just Look at Josephine - that adorable cat is a princess in her own right, so beautiful, I'm glad her eye socket got stitched up, thanks to Liz for looking out for her, and dr Scott for helping out♥️; she should lead a healthier life now, all those beautiful feline living together with an astonishing woman is just a beautiful scene🥰

[@chiccachannel]

Poor Annika... I bet Dr. Fitzpatrick would have given you a "bionic" leg.

[@ellenwheat3608]

Chiccachannel. i was just thinking that! It would be interesting to find out. Dr Chris, do you know of Dr Fitzpatrick? This little Akita pup is so adorable.

[@Keiri12]

I think Dr chris considered a bionic leg as well. That’s why he checked if the pup has the nerve extended to the leg. It didnt. It stoped at the shoulder so this pup wouldnt be able to move it.

[@ellenwheat3608]

@@Keiri12 Thanks!

[@chich61]

I was thinking the super vet. He is awesome. Dr Chris is a very caring awesome vet too. Love watching him, the super vet and Dr Scott.

[@odettewiddicombe4583]

The world needs Moor vets in England because there is Moor dogs and cats now help

[@careysullivan1650]

Sweet little Anika!! This is especially beautiful for me because my dog is a three legged dog, he functions so well and is so smart, people usually don’t notice. He’s my special little guy😍❤️ great job as always Chris!

[@bsanders2396]

Thank God this sweet baby Anika is able to walk and run after the amputation. She will now run and play like every puppy loves to do. Have a great life baby Anika. XOXO. XOXO

[@calonstanni]

"THAT's NOT A PUPPY THAT's a KOALA!" The title and the thumbnail don't match so that made me chuckle. Much love to you all for what you do.

[@lemongrass5278]

cringe

[@budgiebreder]

Koalas are like big fluffy balls of cuteness. You forget that they have massive claws. They are super sharp too!

[@deniseroe5891]

Loved the cat lady's little house. If it wasn't for the wildlife where I am moving I really want a cat.

[@rowanbowyer6560]

We’ve adopted a 3 legged dog, she gets around beautifully now, once she worked out how to walk, when we go out and walk her we forget she’s only got three. We give her lots of massages and spoil her actually.

[@nessynoonah]

I love Chris (I've actually met him in person!) but I'm still not sure why the deformed leg had to be amputated ... It wasn't dragging on the ground or causing infection...?

[@d2parrotperson]

Balance. Her deformed leg was keeping her off balance making her have to work way to hard to walk, let alone run.

[@nessynoonah]

@@d2parrotperson OK, that makes sense. Thank you :) x

[@meganlawson4575]

There's no feeling in the leg. So, she could get that leg stuck on something and just try to pull it loose because there's no sensation of pain. It's safer for her to remove it.

[@michaelfrost4584]

Wowwww what a difference you have made with this gorgeous puppy, l think she is thinking , thank goodness you got rit of that pest of a leg. Thank you for helping her 😊😊

[@Annie-oy9lu]

Hahaha my name is annikka the same as the puppy

[@Elaine4catsMMT]

I think Dr. Chris Brown is wonderful with animals...All of them, he reminds me of a Blonde 'Superman.' I love this programme, all who take part are so enthusiastic, it's very uplifting, Thanks you Guys & Gals !!!

[@gerrih5857]

I hope they got the name of the person (s) that surrendered Annika (the puppy) and found out the breeding situation. If it was from inbreeding make sure both the male and female are fixed so the never have pups again and the people are not allowed to have pets in the future. If that is the case SHAME ON THEM.

[@jennamiller7016]

The baby koala 🐨 was too cute 🥺

[@ellenmurphy2150]

There's not one episode where I'm not crying over one of these dear pets. Thanks guys for the tears.

[@sandymatza]

Dr. Chris Loves Puppies and I Just Adore Him. He’s a Very Special Vet. Keep up the good work Dr. Chris. 🙋‍♀️🐶❤️💋☺️😉🐾🤗😊🥰😍.

[@crystalcloud6720]

I absolutely love Ms. Liz. Such a warm, beautiful Angel of Cats.

[@dasoggy]

Dr. Chris is an absolutely awesome vet. He really loves the animals and his job seems to be his addiction. Really awesome

[@brianna7646]

When im older i want to be a vet or help animals

[@Jadyra]

Nathan, here's a joke for you... If the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body, then only left handers are in their right mind. Chris a bit late but Happy Birthday ( September 11).

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

Left and right brain is a myth

[@nadineduncan8903]

That poor little puppy I hope he finds a great home. I hope the cat is much happier with one eye it looks so much better poor Nathan copped a good one though

[@michelletamayo9638]

the last owner of Anika doesn't deserve a dog he /she only think about money doesn't even bother to think about the mother of Anika for 3 days in labor and in pain also the other has been died because of the owner he /she not a good owner a monster I think

[@xenomorph_soonyoung]

Question: If you amputate a limb from an animal or human, does the blood vessels get cut too or are they just tucked into the body? If anyone knows, please do enlighten me :) and Anika is so cute 🥰 I love her already

[@Ryanrulesok]

The cut the vessel and usually cauterize or let it clot to stop the bleeding

[@xenomorph_soonyoung]

@@Ryanrulesok ahh okay. Thank you so much for answering my question! 😊

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

The vessels are either cauterized or tied off, depending on the vessel's size. Smaller vessels are cauterized. (Jan Griffiths).

[@brianna7646]

Chris is my favorite vet but i still love all the other vets too

[@shyriaworks3783]

Dr.Chris is a amazing vet as well as the other vets. I love this show.

[@ymirs4400]

Annika’s leg is probably like that from being constricted in the womb somehow, cutting off the nerves and blood vessels which makes the leg underdevelop

[@guyfam2]

Here I am thinking that Chris should shave when I won’t even shave my own legs. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@bettysmith4527]

Dog breeders suck, all they care about is making money! 1K per a dog (US dollars) presumably and they cannot afford veterinary care for one of their puppies, are you kidding?! They pawn of veterinary costs to a non-profit rescue, ridiculous!

[@Aardpeertje]

Its sad that Chris has quit Bondi vet

[@carolrashee6346]

Anika is adorable

[@emilyann104]

I love Chris and all that he does… he’s amazing with animals and i’m glad he was so thorough with Annika. But I feel like he made it sounds like if they amputate it’ll mean the dog can’t live a happy life on three legs. Coming from someone who owns a dog with three legs I know that is not the case. I almost feel like he’s scared the foster mom, When he really should’ve been talking up how much better her life is going to be without the leg. just my opinion, Again I’m so happy that there are vets like Chris in the world! Really wish I would’ve had someone like Chris when I was going through all my surgeries with my dog.

[@odettewiddicombe4583]

She is going two get big. But lest hope she stays happyall her life bless her

[@WhatsInANameArts]

the poor pup, she looks so happy i feel bad that her leg was so badly deformed. i'm happy she'll do well

[@popsiclesticks3254]

"She's had enough and now she looks for leaf," I have never connected to a koala on such a spiritual level

[@hayleyjane7265]

Anika giving chris kisses is adorable 🥰😍😍

[@TeeJayDeluxe]

The breeder should be banned from having animals! No animal should be left for three days in Labour. No wonder the rest of the litter died. Hateful people

[@missgoddessqueenhoneybee6329]

hi bondi vet I really loved seeing all the

[@cloudie9druoid172]

Surprised they don't wear masks when doing the surgery.

[@prateeksha4040]

Was Chris on Bondi Vet in 2019?

[@joannemurdock7899]

💗💜💙💕💙💗💗Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary! I cuddled my first koala there when I was only 5 years old! 🐨

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

You lucky one😍🐨! I live in other area of the world. I am not ever see not a koala🐨.

[@barbaracholak5204]

Bondi Vet All the veterinarians are bodacious. From the UK to Australia 👍 & other countries. All the best from California, USA ❣ Salutations 💌

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

Annika's so sweet, absolutely adore that fluffy lil baby 🥺😭

[@diannemartin7500]

She is an amazing dog but the Dr. Chris does an AMAZING JOB with all of his patients (all animals)

[@pumpkinlabu8763]

i never knew that koala has pouch..i thought only kangaroo has pouch

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

Tasmanian devils also have pouches, as do opossums. All marsupial mammals do. The platypus and echidna (both Aussie natives) are monotremes---the only mammals that lay eggs. (Jan Griffiths).

[@nanuq83]

I absolutely LOVE the cat rescuers home and property!! Ideal. ❤️

[@petetling]

thank you to all docs at bondi vet for your kindness compassion and dedication to all fauna. to doc dani, its not just the show, i love you too.

[@Ohanzeee]

Love Dr. Chris he is a MacGyver for the Vet World your fan from Canada

[@Ohanzeee]

@Lilianna Zariah your comment should be removed

[@barbaracollins1696]

I love this bondi show

[@TDB1.]

Never knew baby kola's can make cute noises, while the adult..

[@aquabluerose7734]

Aww Annika the puppy reminds me of Alf the Fox, a fox in the channel Funny Foxy Pride that also has a genetic leg issue that has required surgeries though it wasn't as pronounced as it was for Annika. Annika will now be able to run and play like a puppy should!💖

[@hiitsme6639]

No reputable breeder would let a dog labor for 3 days. Horrible.

[@fettersofdromi]

To me, it seems like the breeders kept the dog in labor to try and get all the puppies to hopefully sell them? And surrendered her because she would lose them money. I'm hoping this isn't the case but you can never be too sure.

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

The rest of the litter died. Once a dog goes into labor, the placentas detach from the uterus, and the puppies need to be delivered ASAP. Annika's mom was in labor for 3 days. That's definitely not normal, and I bet the rest of the litter had birth defects as well. (Jan Griffiths).

[@cindyrissal3628]

"Its gorgeous, its tiny..." AND ITS TOO DARN CUTE!!🥰😍

[@xoxnikkixox2121]

Scott u should check Josephine's other eye it was going back and forth just looking out for her she could have a neurological issue I had a cat where his eyes where always going back and forth and it was due to a neurological issue

[@elyneda]

I thought I must have been the only one who noticed that!

[@naomimoran5564]

Nystagmus?

[@xoxnikkixox2121]

@@naomimoran5564 not sure what nystagmus is but I just wanted Scott to see my comment cuz I had a cat that had this eye issue where they would go back and forth and it was caused by a neurological issue

[@Panda72021]

YES! I noticed that too and was hoping they eventually got that checked out as well. If her other eye issues were caused by a medical condition, I think it's safe to assume that her other eye (or other organs like the brain) could be at risk for having issues as well.

[@Lexzah]

​@@Panda72021 I'm sure they did check but found that there was no cause for concern and left it they just wouldn't have shown it on Camera. I'm sure they give all the animals a general health check up off camera when the animals are brought in. You can't show everything after all cause it'd take too long and get boring, they have to chose the most exciting parts to go on T.V.

[@LL-sq8se]

Very heart warming and 👍🙋🕊️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@helenmallazzo7094]

People just stroll into the surgical suite? No gowns, no booties, no hats, no gloves or masks? What kind of doctors are they? This is a shock. That surgical suite is so contaminated. UGH!! I would NEVER bring an animal there for surgery as they would come home with nosocomial infections.

[@kaefrm23rdmabstreet43]

I just love falling asleep while listening to yall saving pets

[@calonstanni]

Interesting! I listen to youtube videos to go to sleep and I've been looking for new video subjects. cool!

[@calonstanni]

@India Avah Is that what YOU fall asleep to? They must be very boring girls indeed.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dragongirl01]

We had a cat born with three legs. I'm pretty sure he only has a scapula. Maybe 1/4 of his humorous. He throws his nub like Annika did, and walks and runs just the same. He was 1 in a litter of 6. All lived. It was a very fast labor too. The amazing part is he is the fastest cat in our house. But he has a fear of feet. We called him Stumpy as a joke then it stuck.

[@terryfreeborn3414]

Love, love, loved this episode 💜 Who knew Dani had such a lovely voice? I love Bondi Vet 💜💜💜

[@catonmyhead_]

did anyone else see the dead bird on the road 🤭

[@tanjak72]

I am concerned. Why don't they wear masks during surgery??? It is not the first time and not only in this episode. 😷😷

[@dawnmorris3705]

Why did Liz keep Josephine so long without proper vet care?Best wishes Josephine you are in BEST HANDS now♥️♥️

[@jessiestephens3943]

Dawn, I believe Liz said that Josephina had been on antibiotics but that the infection was persistent. It was probably a different vet and not Scott. I'm glad Scott took her eye out. For the first time she'll be more comfortable. I'll bet it was sore.

[@prcervi]

she had been getting help prior, it wasn't working as it needed to but effort was made it was a bit sad it took liz that long to get a second+ opinion that actually did something useful, but i can't blame liz for that

[@anikalapinoja]

Annika story was amazing!

[@anikalapinoja]

Thanks for the like

[@live4applause]

Anyone else notice the nystagmus in that cat’s supposedly healthy eye? It’s especially noticeable around 28:00 and 32:00. I know this show they don’t show the full range of vet care provided, but it still bothers me that they didn’t address that on camera prior to surgery. It seems kind of important. [Edit: Nystagmus = involuntary eye movement. Can be caused by dozens of different things, none of which would make her a good candidate for surgery until after they got under control. I’m not a vet, but I’ve worked in animal care for a long time, and a quick search of Pet MD confirmed what I already knew. But, to any vets reading this, if I got anything wrong please correct me! I love learning new things. ❤️]

[@lik9745]

The puppy is too cute😍

[@shedaboi4452]

Dr. Chris with a 5 o’clock shadow? I think YES!

[@helenmallazzo7094]

How come these vets, nurses and techs never wear surgical masks? They sure are increasing the rate of infection.